On September 26, Higher School of Economics (HSE) together with the World Economic Forum (WEF), Berkeley’s Center for Long-Term Cyber Security Futures hosted a roundtable "Cyber Security Futures 2025."
Berkeley’s Center for Long-Term Cyber Security has developed a set of scenarios that portray a landscape of ‘cybersecurity futures’ designed to stress and stretch trade-offs in objectives and values that will appear in the near future. The scenarios are not exclusively focused on cybersecurity issues themselves, but rather look at the wider impact that game-changing technologies such as “Big Data”, Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence will have on geopolitics, economics, social life, and interpersonal relations.
On September 26, Higher School of Economics (HSE) together with the World Economic Forum (WEF), Berkeley’s Center for Long-Term Cyber Security Futures hosted a roundtable "Cyber Security Futures 2025."
Berkeley’s Center for Long-Term Cyber Security has developed a set of scenarios that portray a landscape of ‘cybersecurity futures’ designed to stress and stretch trade-offs in objectives and values that will appear in the near future. The scenarios are not exclusively focused on cybersecurity issues themselves, but rather look at the wider impact that game-changing technologies such as “Big Data”, Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence will have on geopolitics, economics, social life, and interpersonal relations.
At the event, Russian experts conducted brainstorming sessions aimed at finding answers to cyber-related questions the report poses. The roundtable gathered experts from both academia and business, including MGIMO, HSE, RAS, Sberbank, and Group-IB. Maria Smekalova, Coordinator of Cybersecurity Project, represented RIAC at the event.
