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Cyber Information Sharing: Building Collective Security
Cybersecurity is one of the most systemically important issues facing the world today. Cyber information sharing is critical to helping better collective security in the digital ecosystem...
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Global Future Council on Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity and building trust are fundamental to strengthening collective resilience in the shared global digital infrastructure, on which the multistakeholder ecosystem relies. Cybersecurity, as one of the world’s most strategically important issues, has in recent years consistently been assessed as one of the top systemic risks facing business and government leadership by the World Economic Forum. The COVID-19 crisis has rapidly accelerated collective dependency on digital infrastructure while, at the same time, systemically altering the global cybersecurity landscape. The Global Future Council on Cybersecurity will focus on understanding and making recommendations on addressing the post-pandemic cybersecurity challenges.
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William Dixon, Head of Future Networks and Technology, Centre for Cybersecurity, World Economic Forum
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