In the US, the chances of being successfully investigated and prosecuted for a cyber attack are estimated at 0.05%. We need to ask why this is happening, and what can be done to change it.

William Dixon 19 Feb 2019

Social Media

Microsoft says the internet is getting a little nicer

While a report shows online behavior is getting better, it uncovers a worrying theme: internet harassers often aren’t strangers.

Emma Charlton 18 Feb 2019

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

3 ways that big data reveals what you really like to watch, read and listen to

The long tail effect, social influence and the Hawking Index can all offer insights into how people experience entertainment.

Anjana Susarla · The Conversation 18 Feb 2019

Cybersecurity

Here's how we can tackle the growing cybersecurity skills gap

There are not enough skilled workers to plan, manage, integrate, and optimize security devices, strategies, and protocols

Ken Xie 23 Jan 2019

Climate Change

These are the biggest risks facing our world in 2019

From extreme weather to biodiversity loss, this year's Global Risks Report paints a clear picture of environmental concern.

Joe Myers and Kate Whiting 16 Jan 2019

Global Risks

We could be sleepwalking into a new crisis. How should the business world prepare?

Geopolitical tensions, cyber crime and the environment: these are among the biggest global risks facing us in 2019. What should businesses do to prepare?

Alison Martin 16 Jan 2019

Cybersecurity

Who should be responsible for protecting our personal data?

Consumers and enterprises, technology leaders and governments: all of them emphasize the need for global cybersecurity. But while most agree this is an urgent priority, research shows tha...

Einaras von Gravrock 08 Jan 2019

Private Investors

Here are 4 ways investors can influence more secure and responsible innovation

Cyber attacks against businesses have almost doubled in the last five years. Given that security is fundamental to any sustainable investment, investors must recognize they have a key rol...

Algirde Pipikaite 19 Dec 2018

Cybersecurity

Why the Fourth Industrial Revolution needs more arts graduates

With governments increasingly focused on building a STEM pipeline, they are potentially excluding those with the backgrounds required to maximize the benefits of technology.

William Dixon and Amy Jordan 11 Dec 2018

Fourth Industrial Revolution

MI6 chief calls for espionage 4.0 in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

From terrorists to hacktivists, all the way up to state-orchestrated cyber-warfare, staying alert in the new threat landscape calls for new skills and capabilities.

Sean Fleming 06 Dec 2018

Digital Economy and Society

Technophobe or technophile? We need more conversation about digital transformation

The fast pace of technology adoption is not being adequately accompanied by the necessary security measures. We must not be outsmarted by the tools we are so willingly embracing.

Geir Christian Karlsen 06 Dec 2018

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity needs a holistic approach. Here are three ways to build protection

We need global cybersecurity standards around information sharing, incident reporting, security-by-design principles and best practices. The World Economic Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurit...

Paige Adams 27 Nov 2018

Cybersecurity

3 ways business leaders can build digital trust

People, processes and technology - a new survey offers companies insights on how to manage cyber risk.

Bob Moritz 26 Nov 2018

Digital Economy and Society

9 out of 10 online shoppers are actually cyber criminals

The vast flow of data and money make retail a prime target for cyber criminals.

John Detrixhe · Quartz 23 Nov 2018

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

What is adversarial artificial intelligence and why does it matter?

The malicious use of technology that has intellectual processes typically associated with human behaviour is enabling criminals to launch new generations of cyber attacks. This is just th...

William Dixon 21 Nov 2018

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