In today's interconnected world, digital systems are fundamental to economic and societal functions, yet they face complex and ubiquitous cyber threats. As businesses and governments become more reliant on these systems, the potential impact of cyber disruptions grows significantly.
How can we collaborate, globally, to improve cybersecurity and cyber resilience practices across organisations and establish robust governance to safeguard our digital societies and economy?

Assistant Professor of Global Digital Transformation, Arizona State University

Former Senior Official for Cyber Security, Government of Canada

Centre for Cybersecurity, World Economic Forum
Cybersecurity has become a condition of economic resilience, yet governance, investment and measurement practices have not kept pace. The Global Future Council on Cybersecurity's white paper outlines a senior leadership agenda for closing that gap.






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