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#45 - May 2, 2026 - Fake Researchers Target NASA & The Rise of AI Surveillance" with description

from The Canadian Research Security Weekly Roundup Deep Dive · host Research Security Specialist

In this week's Canadian Research Security Roundup, we explore how state actors are bypassing traditional firewalls by exploiting professional trust within the academic sector. We break down a multi-year spear-phishing campaign against NASA, China's aggressive military-civil fusion strategy focusing on unmanned aerial vehicles, and the strategic research ties forming between China and Iran.We also dive into how allied nations are fighting back. Learn about Canada's proactive measures, including Oshawa's pivot to defense manufacturing, investments in autonomous drone defense in Saskatchewan, and the integration of transparent AI to secure next-generation nuclear energy. Watch to understand the evolving landscape of global technology, AI surveillance, and how academic institutions are building structural defenses to protect national sovereignty.

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