Investigating the impact of emerging digital technologies on security and society
Investigating the impact of emerging digital technologies on security and society
Disinfoscope is an independent project investigating the intersection of emerging digital technologies, governance, and society. We combine data-driven research and policy analysis to understand how digital architecture and algorithms shape global vulnerabilities.
Purpose To make the societal impact of digital technologies measurable, supporting evidence-based public policies and digital literacy.
Mission To investigate how digital ecosystems and algorithms create vulnerabilities for states and societies, translating technical complexity into clear analysis and actionable knowledge for policy formulation.
We examine how generative AI, algorithmic amplification, and automated manipulation affect the integrity of information ecosystems and fuel the spread of fake news and disinformation.
We analyze the security risks tied to data colonialism and digital sovereignty. This includes researching the geopolitical impact of critical infrastructure and network control.
We evaluate policy responses to emerging digital risks. Our work translates technical vulnerabilities into empirical data to help shape effective policies and regulation, with a focus on comparative legal frameworks.
Structure
Academic research, data-driven reports, and policy analysis. We apply quantitative, qualitative and experimental methodologies, leveraging data science tools to analyze digital phenomena.
Podcast, interviews, and discussions. The DisinfoScope Podcast brings together international researchers, policymakers, and cybersecurity professionals to debate digital risks, governance, and the architecture of information.
Cybersecurity literacy programs and digital awareness initiatives, translating research into action. We provide digital awareness and cybersecurity literacy programs, bridging academic findings with practical knowledge for students and institutions.