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Trusted Research - Authoritarian Government (Scenario)

This video raises awareness of the risks that authoritarian governments may present, both to academic institutions and to individual academics, when involved in international collaborations. Navigate to our Trusted Research for Academia Guidance for more advice on identifying and mitigating research security risks. https://www.npsa.gov.uk/implementatio... Disclaimer: This resource has been prepared by NPSA and NCSC and is intended to aid academic institutions to help them understand and mitigate security risks arising from research, in combination with additional resources and the application of institutions’ own judgement. This document is provided on an information basis only, and while NPSA and NCSC have used all reasonable care in producing it, NPSA and NCSC provides no warranty as to its accuracy or completeness.​ It is important to emphasise that no security measures are proof against all threats. You remain entirely responsible for the security of your own sites and/or business, and compliance with any applicable law and regulations. You must use your own judgement as to whether and how to implement our recommendations, seeking your own legal/professional advice as required.​ To the fullest extent permitted by law, NPSA and NCSC accept no liability whatsoever for any expense, liability, loss, damage, claim or proceedings incurred or arising as a result of any error or omission in the document or arising from any person acting or refraining from acting, relying upon or otherwise using the guidance. This exclusion applies to all losses and damages whether arising in contract, tort, by statute or otherwise including where it is a result of negligence. NPSA and NCSC separately and expressly exclude any liability for any special, indirect and/or consequential losses, including any loss of or damage to business, market share, reputation, profits or goodwill and/or costs of dealing with regulators and fines from regulators.​ Institutions and individuals have a responsibility to ensure that they comply with all relevant legal obligations, as well as any other obligations to which they are beholden. This guidance included in this document should not be considered exhaustive. This guidance raises issues for consideration but does not dictate or purport to dictate what conclusions institutions should reach. Crown Copyright Statement: OGL logo © Crown Copyright 2024​ This publication is licensed under the terms of the Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated. To view this licence, visit nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3​ You may use or reuse this content without prior permission but must adhere to and accept the terms of the Open Government Licence for public sector information.​ You must acknowledge NPSA as the source of the content and include a link to the Open Government Licence wherever possible. Authorisation to reproduce a third party’s copyright material must be obtained from the copyright holders concerned.