As cyberattacks grow in sophistication and frequency, strategic decision-making is required to enhance organizations' preparedness and resilience. Here's a guide.

Marie Sophie Müller and Alois Zwinggi 19 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

Beyond trust: Why we need a paradigm shift in data-sharing

After years of headlines about data-misuse, broken trust and tightening regulations are reversing the promise of the data economy. Could new data privacy tech offer a way forward?

Nadav Zafrir 17 Jan 2020

Davos 2020

4 ways to unleash machine intelligence - and take on the criminal world

As $US32 billion is spent on efforts to combat criminal activity, machine intelligence can help with customer verification and monitoring.

Ellen Zimiles, Tim Mueller, and Rachel Sazanowicz 15 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

Are utilities doing enough to protect themselves from cyberattack?

More than half of utility companies expect a cyberattack on their critical infrastructure within the next 12 months. The threat is present and growing - so how should the sector prepare?

Leo Simonovich 15 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

Four key challenges for cybersecurity leaders

To be truly effective today, cybersecurity must be built into every product and system. To achieve this level of integration, we need to address four fundamental leadership challenges.

Ken Xie 13 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

How to spot a deepfake

The use of deepfake technology is growing in sophistication and volume - but with vigilance and awareness we can counter the threat it poses. Here's a guide

Christine Laurens 10 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

These will be the main cybersecurity trends in 2020

The spread of new technologies is creating new opportunities for cybercriminals. Understanding what is coming will help us to better prepare - so here's a guide to 2020

Dorit Dor 07 Jan 2020

Global Risks

This top-10 of business risks misses the biggest of them all: climate change

The World Economic Forum's Regional Risks of Doing Business report offers an insight into what most concerns companies about the future - but where is climate change?

Alison Martin 03 Jan 2020

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Your car might be at risk from cyberattacks

With vehicles connecting to Wi-Fi networks, criminals can hack into both smartphones and cars, exposing personal data and opening up transport to potentially fatal crimes.

Caroline Brooks · Futurity 02 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

Hardware is a cybersecurity risk. Here's what we need to know

Cybersecurity is not just a software issue. The underlying technology on which our software runs is vulnerable, too - which is why it's time to talk about hardware security

Edlyn V. Levine and Algirde Pipikaite 19 Dec 2019

Cybersecurity

How governments can use cyber tools to preserve power

As nations acquire new cyber capabilities, they need to decide how far these should be used as tools of statecraft, writes Safa Shahwan of the Atlantic Council

Atlantic Council 14 Dec 2019

Blockchain

Blockchain is becoming key for global trade - but is that a gift for hackers?

One of the most hailed innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, blockchain promises to revolutionize business transactions, yet its security must be guaranteed first before it can...

Adrien Ogée and Soichi Furuya 11 Dec 2019

Cybersecurity

Encryption is under threat - this is how it affects you

Interpol is the latest law enforcement agency to demand tech firms provide access to encrypted communications - but doing so could be a gift to cybercriminals. We look at the arguments.

Adrien Ogée and Marco Pineda 04 Dec 2019

Digital Economy and Society

The digital world is a dark, dangerous place for children - here's how we can change that

How can children be safer online without losing access to the benefits of the digital world?

Joanna Rubinstein and Lina Fernandez 29 Nov 2019

Digital Economy and Society

Hackers can use public USB chargers to steal personal data. Here’s what you need to know about ‘juice jacking’

Hackers are capitalizing on the convenience of public USB charging points to introduce malware to mobile phones.

Charlotte Edmond 26 Nov 2019

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Cybersecurity

Global leaders must take responsibility for cybersecurity. Here’s why - and how

Beyond trust: Why we need a paradigm shift in data-sharing

4 ways to unleash machine intelligence - and take on the criminal world

Are utilities doing enough to protect themselves from cyberattack?

Four key challenges for cybersecurity leaders

How to spot a deepfake

These will be the main cybersecurity trends in 2020

This top-10 of business risks misses the biggest of them all: climate change

Your car might be at risk from cyberattacks

Hardware is a cybersecurity risk. Here's what we need to know

How governments can use cyber tools to preserve power

Blockchain is becoming key for global trade - but is that a gift for hackers?

Encryption is under threat - this is how it affects you

The digital world is a dark, dangerous place for children - here's how we can change that

Hackers can use public USB chargers to steal personal data. Here’s what you need to know about ‘juice jacking’

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