The flydubai FZ1073 incident highlights a vital security question for organizations in the UAE and Egypt: how systems manage trust and authorization after personnel gain entry. Read more about From Incident FZ1073 to a Question for the UAE and Egypt: What Happens to Trust After Granting Authorization?
Abdullah Saeed Al Habsi
Government Readiness Gap: When Responsibilities Outpace Institutional Capacity
A recent global survey reveals a widening gap between growing government responsibilities and the pace of institutional readiness. Read more about Government Readiness Gap: When Responsibilities Outpace Institutional Capacity
From the Nile to the Aflaj: When Water Becomes Memory Rather Than Just a Resource
Water is not merely a natural resource or a development metric, but a cultural architect that shapes language, tradition, and social systems across Egypt and the Gulf. Read more about From the Nile to the Aflaj: When Water Becomes Memory Rather Than Just a Resource
From Crime Prevention to Anticipation: Why Does Justice Need an Operations Room Mindset?
As the UN Crime Congress discusses global security priorities, the real question is whether justice systems should shift from reactive responses to anticipating threats using an operations room mindset. Read more about From Crime Prevention to Anticipation: Why Does Justice Need an Operations Room Mindset?
When the Alternative Is Also at Risk?
When critical infrastructure faces simultaneous pressures, having a backup plan may not guarantee continuity if the alternative shares the same vulnerabilities. Read more about When the Alternative Is Also at Risk?
