Mega trends

The hostile limelight

Published on
November 1, 2023

Organisations around the world need to factor the geopolitical risk to cyber security – and the cyber-driven elements of geopolitical risk – into their strategic decision making.

Some of these considerations include:

  • Cyber in the conflict domain: How organisations should adapt security and resilience processes to manage a geopolitically-driven threat landscape;
  • The evolving regulatory regime: How organisations can prepare for a politically charged regulatory landscape powered by national security considerations, public trust and domestic politics; and
  • The media spotlight: What organisations need to do to manage the risks associated with cyber in the media, and prepare their cyber teams for the spotlight.

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