Brandeis Global Cybersecurity

Part One: Political Economy, Security, and AI Development.- The Political Economy of West Africa's Digital Economy and AI-Cyber Risk: Policy, Resilience and Sustainability.- African Democracy in the Era of Generative Disinformation: Challenges and Countermeasures against AI-Generated Propaganda.- An Examination of AI, Experiential Learning, and Training for Livelihood Security in Africa.- Livelihood Security in an Era of Cyber Insecurity and AI in Africa: Case of Ghana and South Africa.- Digital Practices to Strengthen Execution and Monitoring in Infrastructure Development Projects: Implications for Livelihood Security.- Part Two: Skills Development in Cyber Technologies and AI.- Empowering Doctoral Experiential Learning with Generative AI at the University of Ghana.- Factors Affecting Cybersecurity Literacy among Distance Adult Working Learners in a Ghanaian Public Higher Education Institution.- Gender and Rural Disparities in Distress Associated with Cyber Threats among Bangladeshi University Students.- Reimagining Learning in Africa: How AI is Shaping Higher Education.- Cyber-Systems and Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact: The Educash Model and Its Implications for Society.- Part Three: Health Sector and AI Governance.- ChatGPT as a Dual-Use Cyber Threat to Public Health: A Scoping Review of Vaccine Hesitancy, and the AI-Driven Infodemic.- Advancing Health Equity in Digital and Cyber Technologies: A Call for Design and Governance Reform.- An Assessment of the Intersection Between Digital Literacy, Digital Health Service, and Human Wellbeing in Rural Bangladesh.- Intersection of Medical AI and Healthcare Cybersecurity: A Global Scoping Review of Vulnerabilities and Threats.- Secure-by-Design Machine Learning for Early Cancer Detection: A Cyber-Resilient Approach to AI in Health Systems.- Part Four: Livelihoods Security and Cyber Insecurity.- Securing Africa's Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs): A Comparison of Cybersecurity Governance in Ghana and Rwanda.- Bridging the Digital Literacy Divide: Foundational Training as a Prerequisite for Responsible AI Use and Cybersecurity in Uganda's SMEs.- Cyber Insecurity and Artificial Intelligence Risks: Implications for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).- Managing Change in an Era of Cyber (In)Security and Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Ghana.- The Negative Impact of AI Technologies on Small and Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs) in Uganda.- Emerging AI-Enabled Cybersecurity Threats and Their Implications for Business and Livelihood Security.- Part Five: Identity, Cyber Security and AI Development.- Children, AI and Wellness: What We Need to Know.- Examining the Effect of Victim Age and Geographic Location on Bank-Related Identity Theft Incidents among U.S. Bank Customers.- Gender Biases in Large Language Models.- Cyber Insecurity as a Barrier to Refugee Economic Integration: Implications for Public Policy and Social Protection.- Generative AI in Enterprise Cybersecurity and Data Privacy: Impacts, Challenges, and Opportunities.