How Dual-Use Technologies Enable Mass Surveillance

/ Digital Privacy / By John Daniele

Dual-use technologies are products and solutions that are normally used for peaceful, civilian purposes but may also have military applications. Despite that governments have established export controls on dual-use goods, foreign nation states are still acquiring these technologies and applying them within mass surveillance systems.

In this video, DNC Cybersecurity’s Managing Director, John Daniele sheds light on related concerns.

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John Daniele

John Daniele is a cybersecurity professional with over 20 years of consulting experience. John has supported clients in both the private and public sector including banking, resources, law-enforcement and defense organizations. His areas of expertise include: Digital Forensics & Incident Response, Threat Hunting and Threat Intelligence. John is an alumnus of KPMG and EY where he served as National Practice Leader for Cyberforensics. He also previously served as a vulnerability researcher and analyst at the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), a civilian forensics analyst at Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and investigator with the Correctional Investigation and Security Unit (CISU) of Ontario.

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John Daniele

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