Cyber Security

Towards Equitable Technology

September 17, TUE  /  14:15 - 15:30

The digital economy plays an active role in promoting global economic growth. Investment and trade play a positive role in promoting sustainable development, national and regional industrialization, the transition to a sustainable consumption and production scheme.

It is important to continue to cooperate on issues of mutual interest in the areas of sustainable and transition funding, cybersecurity, financial technologies and payments. It is important to develop the work on these issues, including research on the use of technology to address climate data gaps in the financial sector, to support initiatives to strengthen cybersecurity, including the exchange of knowledge and experience in this area. The digital landscape is constantly changing and the new potential threats are emerging. The strategy of cybersecurity risks mitigation defines a common approach in organization of commercial, operational, reputational and legal risks. This strategy provides an opportunity to prioritize and to allocate systematically and wisely the resources to address major information security threats.

The government and the leaders of high-tech companies executives are aware of the risks that are associated with the development of  IT and are taking practical steps – institutions and projects are being set up to deal with them. Today it is important to take and scale the best practices and to shift from competition to cooperation. Under such conditions, we would have all chances to ensure a reasonable level of global information security.

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