AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, transforming both cyber threats and the tools used to fight them. The UAE's cyber chief spoke at the #AMGFCC25 event on how to bolster digital...
Cybersecurity should be built into next-generation computing engineering and deployment processes, but it doesn’t have to mean compromising capability.
Neurotechnology holds extraordinary promise, ranging from clinical applications, such as spinal implants, to consumer healthy lifestyle devices. But it also comes with enormous risks.
Artificial general intelligence could reshape cybersecurity. The challenge is whether defenders adopt it faster than attackers.
The widespread scale of cybercrime now makes it a strategic imperative for business leaders. But they can't simply focus on systems protection.
Reframing governance to handle the challenges of AI means defining desired outcomes and working backwards to the required mechanisms.
Generative biology fuses AI, automation and biology to drive breakthroughs but faces systemic risks, demanding strong governance, equity and safeguards.
Neurotechnology offers life-changing potential but without robust security and governance, it risks exposing the very core of human identity.
Safeguarding satellites through cyber resilience in space is vital for economies and security. Strong standards and collaboration can secure space systems.
Systems often break because workers don't have the correct cybersecurity training. Digital resilience requires investment in people and in teсhnology.
India’s digital public infrastructure (DPI) journey involved addressing critical security and privacy challenges, providing lessons for other countries.
With cybercriminals increasingly employing both cybersecurity and information-integrity-related threats, both disciplines are now integrally linked.
We know quantum computing's exponentially faster processing speeds will outmanoeuvre existing cybersecurity – and the time to prepare for that is now.
Improved forms and standards for establishing digital identity will shore up trust between service providers, ID services and users that is the foundation of online life
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
