DISINFORMATION AS A GLOBAL PROBLEM – REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES
DISINFORMATION AS A GLOBAL PROBLEM – REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES

Author(s): Rachael Lim
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Economy, Political Theory, Government/Political systems, Security and defense, Politics and communication, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence
Keywords: Malicious use of data; Disinformation; European Union; Southeast Asia; Cyber domain; Targeting Global Navigation Satellite Systems; Attacks through routers or Virtual Private Networks;
Summary/Abstract: This research project discusses disinformation in the European Union (EU) and Southeast Asia (SEA). The report examines the characterisation and context of disinformation, provides an overview of its creators and its circulation, where creation refers to production and its underlying motivations and circulation refers to the different ways it is disseminated, amplified and sustained, and rounds up with a discussion on foreseeable trends. It finds that disinformation is ultimately a national security problem, and any assessment of, and response to, disinformation must be formulated with developments in other domains.

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