Very informative discussions surrounding #Data #DSPM #riskmanagement , the evolving data security threats and the regulatory changes coming down the line in Europe and around the world.
Fantastic session at Zero Day Con where Mark Brosnan spoke with The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Abnormal Security and Thales about improving data security and the implications of AI.
As part of the law classes of the Chiefs course, we were present at #IDEIA2024 in the panel Legal and Ethical Challenges in the use of AI in naval operations. #ideia2024 #portuguesenavy
United Nations United Nations Office at Geneva Joint Special Operations Command Naval Special Warfare Command - Navy SEAL & SWCC Teams International Court of Justice (ICJ) International Criminal Court Court of King’s Bench of Alberta Alberta RCMP | GRC en Alberta RCMP Depot Division Calgary Police Commission Calgary Police Service ..will be fling charges against Mark Neufeld O.O.M., MSt (Cantab) in relation to neglect of duties, abandonment and criminal negligence of victims identified in exploitative environments. Further identifying target Dave is at large, cited with identified victim Lily today, as of 1600 at the 102 location. Identifying direct witness tampering involving reversal of allegations. #chatterCONFIRMED ""..he calls them and they arrest him."" CORRECT.. I CALL THEM, THEY ARREST ME. SOUNDS LIKE THE POLICE, HUH. NOW YOU UNDERSTAND WHY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY HAS LETHAL FINDINGS ON CALGARY POLICE.. THEY ARE REFUSING TO ACT IN REGARD, THEREFOR WORSE THAN THE CRIMINAL ELEMENT ITSELF. #chatterCONFIRMED ""..*uck you Clark."" further identifying refusal to respond, in any other manner than criminal.. treason is appropriate in these cases..
Enlightening context for the “warship definition” in this fantastic article by two of the Navy JAG Corps’ best: Commanders Whitehead and Waldo. Highly recommend giving it a read! “To paraphrase the U.S. Department of Defense Law of War Manual, persons, not inanimate objects such as weapon systems, have rights and obligations under the law of war (§ 6.5.9.3). Vessels designed to attack other vessels are not actors with rights and obligations under the law. They are instead a means of war; they are “weapons or devices used to conduct warfare.” Requiring such vessels to have particular markings during attack supports the general requirement of affirmative distinction. Also, requiring control of force from such vessels by State armed forces ensures attacks are conducted by lawful combatants. As the conduct of war evolves, however, particularly with the continued development of cyber, space, and other information operations, new forms of belligerent acts develop.”
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Not only does being apart of the U.S. Navy JAG Corps mean opportunities throughout the world, the job also brings opportunities in academia. Check out the Naval Law Review’s most recent volume — where talented JAGs take on pressing and complicated topics ranging from the intersection of outer space and the law to the future of Indo-Pacific relations. I loved being apart of the articles editorial team for Vol. 69! • • • • • #usnavy #navy #law #lawreview #spacelaw #environmentallaw #pacific #mentalillness #cyberhacking #cyberlaw #cyber #taiwan #JAG #jagcorps
Mr. Wilson, Several points: - You chose to include a photo with a caption "How Fat Leonard compromised Admirals in charge of Navy Intelligence." -- He categorically did not. - The image includes photos of the former Director of Naval Intelligence, VADM Ted Branch (USNA '79) and RDML Bruce Loveless (USNA '86). - No charges were ever filed against VADM Branch, his clearances were fully restored after an investigation found no inappropriate activity. - Charges were levied against RDML Loveless ... and they were eventually dismissed with prejudice (an extremely unusual finding) by the Federal District Judge in charge of the case in Southern California in September 2022. Normally judges just dismiss, with the possibility, however slight, that they will resurrect the charges in the future. Clearly the Judge here thought the DOJ case lacked merit. - Dismissed with prejudice = a statement that no crime was committed ... except against RDML Loveless in this case, with incalculable loss inflicted upon his career and life - What disturbed me most about the entirety of the case was that there was no sign of the senior uniformed leadership of the Navy standing up to the Secretariat and supporting its Officers by fighting to see that their cases were tried quickly and fairly and that they were not treated as being guilty until proven innocent. Which was the case for both VADM Branch and RDML Loveless ... with no - I say again - no compromise to Naval Intelligence. For the record, I've served with both VADM Branch and RDML Loveless. Both are imbued with the highest sense of personal honor, morality and unimpeachable integrity. As to the entirety of the "Fat Leonard" case, that does warrant long term examination and application of lessons learned from the short comings of many who were influenced and compromised by him. We do teach a case study of this incident to Midshipmen Third Class (sophomores) at the Naval Academy during their "Ethics and Moral Development for Naval Leaders" course. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONALS Office of Naval Intelligence Naval Intelligence Activity Office of the Director of National Intelligence
If you're not following Craig Whitlock's story on the US Navy "Fat Leonard" corruption scandal, you definitely should be. Absolutely brutal. I hope they are teaching this in officer ethics classes at all levels right now. https://wapo.st/4aeFym2 #Navy #Corruption #FatLeonard
A 30mm naval gun is a type of weapon used on naval platforms to defend against a variety of threats, including small, fast, and agile surface and air threats: *30mm Naval Surface Gun (NSG)* A configurable naval weapons station developed by Elbit Systems, the NSG is designed to fire on moving and stationary targets in all weather conditions. It can fire a range of NATO standard ammunition, including high-explosive, tracer, and practice
Thanks to the Center for Law and Military Operations (CLAMO) for publishing this piece I authored "Leading Organizations Through Change: Paralegal Employment in Combat Operations” in The National Security Law Quarterly, Vol 24-2. In the article, we explore how we use the framework of Gen. Creighton Abrams’ Charter directing the reestablishment of a Ranger Battalion, and the “Kotter Model for leading change” to explore potential solutions of how to employ paralegals in combat operations scenarios. #LeaderAdvocateWarrior #NSL #ChampionParalegalCapabilities #CLAMO
This new SIPRI paper by Tytti Erästö, SU FEI and Wilfred Wan examines the drivers and implications of naval build-ups in the Indo-Pacific, considering key actors’ security objectives and threat perceptions. Find out more ➡️ doi.org/10.55163/DKWB3559