Increasing Societal Resilience to Disinformation
Project DEFUSE
November 8 – 29, 2022
Event Schedule
The DEFUSE program creates public-private engagement as a structured dialogue in order to inform policy creation at various levels of government and in academia. The DEFUSE Roundtables branch into DisInfoTech Working Committees focused on the development of policy proposals with clear curriculum input and research guidance.
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According to research conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs for Canada’s Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)
90%
Fallen for Fake News
68%
Say Facebook is Source of Disinformation
81%
Believe it negatively Impacts Politics
59%
Believe the U.S. is Most Responsible
Discussion Leaders
You are the headline speakers at these events! We will guide the conversation, share our experience and research, facilitate the organization of the outputs but the main contribution will come from you.
Christopher Maternowski, PhD
NATO Association of Canada
Claudiu Popa, CISSP, CIPP, CRISC
CEO Information Corporation
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About
The NATO-funded, KnowledgeFlow-led “DEFUSE” project will tap the research published in a recent Canadian study on “Modern Disinformation Technology Tools, Trends, and Tactics” written by Christopher Maternowski, PhD. and Claudiu Popa, CISSP, CIPP, CRISC in March of 2022 as commissioned by the Defence and Research and Development Canada (DRDC) on behalf of The NATO Association of Canada (NAOC).
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