We are equipping organizations with insights to navigate the evolving intersection of AI and cybersecurity

According to the Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026,  AI is anticipated to be the most significant driver of change in cybersecurity in the year ahead, according to 94% of survey respondents. 

The World Economic Forum "Cyber Frontiers" initiative convenes a global multistakeholder community of senior cyber and AI executives to explore how AI is impacting cybersecurity, and how to securely scale AI adoption as the technology evolves and reshapes the digital landscape.

Our objectives

The increasing use of agents and expansion of the attack surface demands appropriate cybersecurity measures.

Identify new and amplified cybersecurity risks across short-, medium- and long-term horizons linked to AI agents
Develop next-gen security guardrails for the agentic AI economy, reflecting evolving risks and governance challenges
Disseminate practical insights through case studies and lessons learned at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity

How we drive impact

We drive impact by fostering multistakeholder collaboration, identifying and sharing solutions and guidance on how to securely scale adoption across the ecosystem as the technology evolves and reshapes the threat landscape for both attackers and defenders.

Connect stakeholders

We facilitate dialogues among public and private actors to build a collective understanding of risks and actions to secure the agentic economy.

Raise awareness

We help raise awareness across leaders on the importance of security for agentic AI across the ecosystem, from development to deployment and scale.

Exchange best practices

We share best practices and real-world use cases to help leaders securely deploy agentic AI technologies across the organizations.

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Learn about how your organization can partner with our initiative.

In the next decade, companies will be defined by their AI strategy: innovators will succeed, while resistors will vanish. Today’s chief information security officers (CISOs) play a critical role in this journey, and must move from blocking the use of AI, to enabling it. But with the technology still in its infancy, the lack of understanding around AI has the potential to shift the balance of power to threat actors. The only viable defence is fighting AI with AI – developing personalized, adaptive security approaches that can protect an organization at speed and at scale. 

Matthew Prince

CEO and Co-Founder, Cloudflare

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