Cyber 2024 – Recalibrating our assumptions on cybersecurity
June 5 @ 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Join senior policymakers and industry experts in a day of discussion and thought leadership to understand why those in this sector need to remain agile to the ever-changing, digital world.
The cyberspace domain is one of rapid technological development, significant threats, and plentiful opportunities. Actors from across the public and private sectors are looking to chart a path through this turbulent world and cut through the noise to contribute to increased growth. The transformation that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies have brought to the digital ecosystem cannot be overstated. As such, countries are dedicating significant time and resources to regulating new technologies, limiting risks, and driving innovation and competitiveness in the global economy.
However, the vast potential of cyberspace and emerging technologies is not without concern. New developments create vulnerabilities that cybercriminals, non-state actors and governments can exploit to their advantage. Critical national infrastructure (CNI) is increasingly at risk from cyberattacks, with debilitating political, socioeconomic and financial repercussions. With over 50 general elections taking place in 2024, the danger of cyberthreats subverting or disrupting the democratic processes is also significant.
In this ever-changing world, global assumptions on cybersecurity need to be recalibrated, and government and industry stakeholders must become more agile in understanding, responding to and harnessing a landscape that is growing more and more complex. The 2024 Cyber Conference explores pathways towards achieving these goals through on-the-record plenary discussions, keynote addresses with senior leaders and deep dive spotlight sessions held under the Chatham House Rule.
Why Attend?
- Explore why emerging technologies and artificial intelligence present new opportunities and challenges for cyber professionals.
- Understand how cybercriminals are targeting critical infrastructure and what governments and businesses can do to enhance resilience against potential threats.
- Hear from industry leading experts on the digital threats to democracy in an unprecedented year of national elections.
Reserve tickets today via the Chatham House website.