October 2024
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The "Big Data Governance and Legal Aspects" booklet delves into the governance challenges and legal implications surrounding Big Data in an era marked by the rapid evolution of Emerging and Disruptive Technologies (EDTs). It highlights the essential processes for managing data throughout its lifecycle, emphasizing collection, storage, and analysis while ensuring data security and ethical usage. The text also navigates the balance between privacy and national security, exploring the necessity for ethical and legal frameworks that can address these evolving threats. The publication investigates the dual potential of Big Data: maximizing value for national security and minimizing privacy risks. It discusses the complexity of reconciling privacy with national security, particularly in the context of CBRNe threats. The book includes a comprehensive examination of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) methods and the deployment of demonstrators to monitor global asymmetric threats. By analyzing regulatory landscapes and presenting case studies, it offers an integrated approach to understanding Big Data's role in contemporary security and defense, providing a valuable resource for policy makers, researchers, and security professionals.