Global Journal of Engineering, Design & Technology
Open Access

Abstract

Digital Battlegrounds: Data Sovereignty and Regulatory Challenges in Armed Conflicts

Muhammad Jawad Hadi*

In the ultra-modern digital age, in which records serve as a strategic asset in warfare, the concepts of statistical sovereignty and regulatory frameworks for information safety in the course of armed conflicts have emerged as pivotal worries. This article delves into the intricate and multifaceted panorama of records governance amidst armed confrontations, investigating the myriad demanding situations, results and techniques related to its control. In a generation in which global interconnectivity through digital networks has blurred the strains between peacetime and battle, countries grapple with questions of data ownership, privacy, security and manipulation as they navigate the complex terrain of facts battle. This article dissects the significant problems encompassing statistics sovereignty during instances of warfare but also delves into the delicate equilibrium between countrywide security imperatives, privacy rights, worldwide prison frameworks and ethical concerns. Shining a spotlight on this urgent situation aims to stimulate significant discourse and offer treasured insights for policymakers, security strategists and informed citizens as they chart a course closer to a secure and ethically grounded digital destiny, even in the crucible of armed struggle.

Published Date: 2025-02-04; Received Date: 2023-11-04