Cyber has been a significant feature of geopolitical conflicts that continue to flare across the globe. State and non-state actors alike, have used cyber tools to inflict harm, or to enhance their own defences, whilst the private sector mobilised at unprecedented pace and scale to enable a robust cyber defence against state aggression – asking urgent questions of who gets to call the shots in cyberspace, and the unintended consequences this can have. But, what does it mean to operate as part of an expanded threat surface, amidst a conflict? Which risks does this create in the long-term? This panel will explore how cyber threats and resilience might differ, whether in future conflicts, crises, or competition between states, as a critical part of future preparedness for conflicts.

Cyber Den winner announcement: Ollie Whitehouse, Chief Technology Officer, NCSC
CYBERUK 2024 closing remarks: Felicity Oswald OBE, CEO, NCSC

 
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