Davos Agenda: What you need to know about technology
COVID-19 has accelerated new technology – but not without risk. Here's how we can continue to drive innovation while ensuring tech is responsible and fair.
COVID-19 has accelerated new technology – but not without risk. Here's how we can continue to drive innovation while ensuring tech is responsible and fair.
With global internet use and cybercrime still using, education about the risks of online life and possible precautions should be obligatory – especially for the most vulnerable
Cybersecurity is currently suffering from a shortage of trained professionals – which is why the Israeli government is looking to new sources of recruits for the sector
COVID-19 has made the electricity value chain more open to cyberattack. Here's how organizations can build a more resilient ecosystem fit for this new era.
What major cyber-security related changes and events can we expect in the cyber landscape over the next 12 months?
Here are 3 questions organizations involved in producing and distributing COVID-19 vaccines should be asking themselves to protect against cyberattack.
Amid the rapid post-COVID digital transformation, a new blueprint for collaboration will strengthen the financial system against cyber attacks.
Growing dependence on technologies makes it vital for businesses to tackle a variety of threats from cybercriminals by increasing their cyber maturity
Too many companies are underinsured against the growing threat posed by cyberattacks. Here are two ways the insurance industry can start to rectify that.
Fighting cybercrime demands cross-sector expertise and collaboration. The Forum's Partnership Against Cybercrime aims to achieve just that; here's how.
Remote work carries massive cyber risks. Understanding the new landscape of IT security challenges in the COVID-era remote workplace can better help companies protect their workers and th...
The pandemic has created a new set of opportunities for cybercriminals, and as such we need to rethink our approach to cybersecurity. Here's where to start.
COVID-19 is accelerating digitisation – and increasing risk of cyberattacks. Businesses should take a systemic approach to cybersecurity in three phases.
Knowledge about the strongest cybersecurity is held by governments - but it's time to start sharing that with private businesses. Here's where to start.