Cyberattacks against organizations including the World Health Organization show a cyber poverty gap between those that are prepared and those that aren't.

William Dixon and David Balson 25 Mar 2020

Media and Entertainment

To beat deepfakes, we need to prove what is real. Here's how.

Deepfakes and other image manipulation techniques are eroding trust - but by verifying images' provenance, we can identify what is authentic. Here's how it works.

Mounir Ibrahim 23 Mar 2020

COVID-19

Why cybersecurity matters more than ever during the coronavirus pandemic

Hackers are targeting our increased dependence on digital tools.

Algirde Pipikaite and Nicholas Davis 17 Mar 2020

Cybersecurity

Why cyber resilience should be a priority for every business - and how to get there

Cyberattacks today are potentially as destructive as major natural disasters. It's critical for businesses to build their cyber resilience capabilities - and here's how to go about it.

Nalneesh Gaur and Chris Morris 06 Mar 2020

Education and Skills

We need to start teaching young children about cybersecurity

Children are using technology at ever younger ages - which is why we need to start teaching cyber safety to them at a younger age, too .

Paul Mee 02 Mar 2020

Cybersecurity

A human-machine collaboration to defend against cyberattacks

PatternEx is merging human and machine expertise to spot and respond to hacks.

Zach Winn · MIT News 26 Feb 2020

Cybersecurity

A 3-step path to securing critical infrastructure

The dynamic nature of the cyberthreats to critical infrastructure means stakeholders must work together to develop their defences. Here are three main areas they should focus on.

Anthony Grieco 25 Feb 2020

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

Tool finds software update bugs in hours, not days

This innovative technology could reduce time spent by humans searching for errors in code and could boost cybersecurity efforts. There are also potential uses for autonomous industries su...

Texas A&M University · Futurity 18 Feb 2020

United States

How worried are voters about the impact of fake news on the US election?

American parties on both sides of the political spectrum are concerned about the influence of fake news on the 2020 U.S. presidential election - but who is more worried?

John Gramlich · Pew Research Center 17 Feb 2020

Cybersecurity

To protect trust in the 4IR, we need to become experts in distrust

The digital transformation we are living through is built on data - but trust in the way data is handed is decreasing. Here's how business leaders can turn this around for the benefit of ...

Bill Fryberger, Kai Hermsen, and Daniel Dobrygowski 11 Feb 2020

Banking and Capital Markets

Why cyber-risk should take centre stage in financial services

Cybercrime could cost banks an estimated $350 billion in the next five years. To respond effectively, organizations need to develop a more thorough and collaborative approach.

Lutfey Siddiqi 10 Feb 2020

Cybersecurity

Cyber-Risk Assessments: the vaccine for companies in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Cyber-attacks are one of the biggest risks to business. This is how companies and investors should protect themselves.

Algirde Pipikaite and Joram Borenstein 27 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

As technology advances, businesses need to be more trustworthy than ever

The erosion of trust has been a key theme of the last decade, and one that all business leaders must engage with in the years ahead.

Bas Burger 24 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

Why 2020 is a turning point for cybersecurity

How leaders can adapt and adopt the right strategies to ensure optimal cybersecurity and digital trust.

Alois Zwinggi, Marco Pineda, Daniel Dobrygowski, and Rebekah Lewis 23 Jan 2020

Cybersecurity

4 things ISPs can do to reduce the impact of cybercrime

A group of global telecoms firms has been working with the World Economic Forum on an initiative that seeks to address cybercrime at its root...

Amy Jordan and Arwa Alhamad 23 Jan 2020

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