William Dixon is an Associate Fellow of the Royal United Service Institute specialising in cyber and international security issues. He started his career in the UK Intelligence Community where he worked on a range of operational and strategic issues. He is also a former Head of Future Networks and Technology of the World Economic Forum and has held various roles in the private sector.
Cyberspace, like the high seas or space before it, has become another contested arena where nation-states jostle for influence, security and to further their strategic interests. Understa...
今年1月发布的《全球合作晴雨表》向全球网络领导者发出了严厉警告。重大宏观趋势正在影响他们有效管理数字韧性建设的能力。
1月に発表された「グローバル・コオペレーション・バロメーター」は、世界のサイバーリーダーに対し、深刻な警告を発しました。重要なマクロトレンドが、デジタルレジリエンス構築における効果的な管理者としての彼らの役割に影響を及ぼしているからです。
The Global Cooperation Barometer, released in January, gave a stark warning to global cyber leaders. Significant macro trends are impacting their ability to act as effective stewards of b...
• Data currently considered secure could be stolen – and accessed via quantum methods later.
Despite legalised slavery being abolished in the UK in 1833 and the US fighting a Civil War that culminated in the Abolition Act of 1863, the practice has evolved to thrive all over the m...
Globally we spending more on defending ourselves from digital attacks. Collective cybersecurity spending is projected to grow to $433.6 billion annually by 2030. In 2020, at the height of...
Cybersecurity is one of the most systemically important issues facing the world today. In little over a decade, cybersecurity has been transformed from a principally technical domain cent...
The power of quantum computers creates an unprecedented threat to the security of our data through its potential to break the cryptography that underpins our digital ecosystem. The techno...
COVID-19 is changing everything. Along with social distancing, obsessive sanitisation, broken supply chains, fragmented workforces and the rise of video meetings, the pandemic is driving ...
Last week, the industrial giant Honeywell announced that it has built the world's fastest quantum computer, overtaking their main competitors IBM and Google in a technological arms race t...
À mesure que les gouvernements sortiront d’un confinement total, le retour à la normale dépendra fortement de la capacité des autorités de santé publique à être continuellement informées ...
A medida que los gobiernos salgan del bloqueo total, el regreso a las rutinas habituales dependerá en gran medida de la capacidad de las autoridades de salud pública de estar continuament...
As governments move out of full lockdown, a return to normal routines will be highly dependent on the ability of public health authorities to be continuously informed on the rate of COVID...
The unfolding crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the global economy are making cybersecurity critical to collective resilience, as millions of workers and businesses across...
