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A cyber-attack with COVID-like characteristics?
Restoring trust online: Discover how cybersecurity's zero trust models can offer valuable lessons for rebuilding trust in the digital world. Learn strategies to enhance security, protect privacy, and foster a safer online environment for the future.
World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2023, in collaboration with Accenture, examines the cybersecurity trends that will impact our economies and societies in the year to come. Find the latest research from the World Economic Forum on how the world is responding to cyber threats and what leaders can do to secure their organisations.
Polygon | World Economic Forum
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The rise of AI threats and cybersecurity: predictions for 2024
SecurityScorecard's Alex Yampolskiy shares cybersecurity predictions for 2024, including the use of #AI, rising threats and strategic boardroom governance #2024predictions
Averting a Cyber Pandemic (Option 1) - The World Economic Forum
COVID-19 dramatically increased the dependency of economies and societies on digital technology, increasing the vulnerability of individuals, businesses and governments to cyberattacks. What policies, practices and partnerships are needed to prevent a global cyber pandemic? This session is associated with the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurity. The first part of this session is ...
Protecting critical infrastructure from a cyber pandemic
Cyber-attacks on infrastructure (Cyber pandemic) services are on the rise. Hackers are exploiting the use of Internet of Things technology to disrupt critical systems.
Tokenization and on-chain capital markets are reshaping global finance
The long-envisioned integration of traditional financial systems with blockchain technology is now becoming a reality with on-chain capital markets.
Ripple | World Economic Forum
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Blockchain is in from the cold - The World Economic Forum
This growing embrace of blockchain is reflected in the strong interest among traditional financial firms. In just the last few months, BlackRock, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered, HSBC, Goldman Sachs and other major financial institutions have all announced projects that deepen their involvement with blockchain.
What COVID-19 teaches us about cybersecurity preparedness | World ...
Cyber lockdown would also introduce novel challenges for digitally dependent economies. During the 2020 Australian bushfires, power outages and damage to mobile phone infrastructure gave citizens a newfound appreciation for battery-operated FM radios.
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