Future worlds: threats and opportunities for policing and security

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Lydon, D. 2022. Future worlds: threats and opportunities for policing and security.
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An article about the threats and opportunities for policing and security in the future operating environment for public and private sector capabilities and capacities.

KeywordsFuture; Security; Policing; Artificial intelligence; AI
Date01 Dec 2022
Web address (URL)https://www.flipsnack.com/E59F88BBDC9/security-matters-december-2022/full-view.html
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