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Data Without Borders, Sovereignty Without Guarantees: Cybersecurity Risks of Cross-Border Data Hosting in the Global South, Evidence and Policy Lessons from Mozambique
cybersecuritydigital-sovereigntyglobal-southinformation-securitymanagement-information-systemsmozambiquetechnology-and-innovation
The digital transformation of public and private institutions across the Global South has produced a paradox: as states digitize government services, financial systems, and citizen records, an increasing share of this data is hosted on servers physically located in the United States, the European Un
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