Distilling Cyber Policy Special Episode: A Look Ahead to Cyber Policy in 2025
Dec 10, 2024
Sam Stockwell, a research associate at the CTAS, shares insights on the future of cyber policy in 2025. He discusses the evolving ransomware threats and the increased complexity of cyber extortion targeting vulnerable regions. Stockwell emphasizes the importance of international cooperation to enhance cybersecurity frameworks. The impact of AI on cyber attacks and disinformation in democratic processes is explored, alongside legislative shifts expected with potential changes in U.S. administration. Tune in for a lively discussion on the challenges and innovations shaping our digital landscape!
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Ransomware Displacement
- Ransomware attacks will increasingly target vulnerable countries and companies.
- This displacement effect arises as more robust targets improve their defenses and refuse to pay ransoms.
Cyber Resilience Gap
- There's a widening gap between complex cyber threats and defensive capabilities, especially for critical infrastructure.
- Governments must urgently increase cyber resilience.
Consumer Passkey Expectations
- In 2025, consumers will expect passkeys as a password alternative, prioritizing usability.
- This shift is driven by superior user experience rather than security benefits.