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In the face of growing international competition between both individual states and coalitions of states, the European Union is developing a new approach towards technological resilience and autonomy.

Kalaallit Nunaannut Kalaallit Nunaannillu digitaliusutigut attaveqatigiinnerit tamarmik immap naqqatigut kabelit marluk aqqutigalugit pisarput. Kabelit marluk taakku kipisuussappata mailinik nassiussinissaq, pisiniarfinni kortit atorlugit akiliinissaq, Facebookimik internetikkullu nutaarsiassanik alakkaanissaq allarpassuillu Kalaallit Nunaanni innuttaasunut ajornarsilluinnangajassapput. Taamaalillutik inuiaqatigiit kalaallit sakkortuumik eqqugaariaannaapput.

Hastigheden i udviklingen af nye teknologier, der kan bruges til forsvarsformål, presser reguleringsinstanser, myndigheder og politiske beslutningstagere. Derfor er der brug for dybere viden om sociopolitiske og demokratiske forhold i udviklingen og brugen af disse teknologier.

Societal resilience is seen as a key answer to the deteriorating security situation, especially in the Baltic Sea region. States often employ new laws in an attempt to strengthen resilience, but is legislation the best way to build stronger societies?