Global Future Council on the Future of Cybersecurity
Global Future Council on the Future of Cybersecurity
Council mission and objectives
Our dependence on digital infrastructure is accelerating just as cyberattacks have become more disruptive on critical infrastructure, core public services, vulnerable communities and individual privacy. How can cyber risk resilience be strengthened as an integral priority for societies and economies, and for modern organisational leadership?
Co-Chairs
Hoda Al Khzaimi, Director, Centre for Cybersecurity, Founder & Director EMARTSEC, New York University Abu Dhabi
Michael Daniel, President and Chief Executive Officer, Cyber Threat Alliance
Council Manager
Sean Doyle, Lead, Centre for Cybersecurity, World Economic Forum
Forum Agenda blogs
Latest publications
Systemic Cybersecurity Risk and role of the Global Community: Managing the Unmanageable
International Cybersecurity Certification Frameworks
Quantum Personas – Quantum Cybersecurity Risk Management
Fractured Identity, a prescription for mending the digital identity ecosystem
Cyber Information Sharing: Building Collective Security
Incentivizing responsible and secure innovation Principles and guidance for investors
Mobilizing thought leadership for impact
The Global Future Councils serve as a brain trust for leaders from government, business and civil society, and support the Forum’s mission by bringing together experts bound by a shared mission to discuss the most critical issues, generate insights and analysis, and collaborate in shaping agendas.
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