5 Cybersecurity experts highlight the most pressing threats, and how we should respond: Kemba W., President of the Paladin Global Institute and Former US Acting National Cyber Director; Amy Hogan-Burney, Deputy CISO, Governance and Risk at Microsoft; Hayley Davidson van Loon, CEO of Crime Stoppers International; Marc van Zadelhoff, CEO of Mimecast; and Kat Duffy, Senior Fellow for Digital and CyberspacePolicy at the Council on Foreign Relations. Cybercriminals are using #AI to develop more sophisticated cyberattacks. The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 explores how accelerating AI adoption, geopolitical fragmentation and widening cyber inequity are reshaping the global risk landscape. Read more here >> https://lnkd.in/e8STf9x7 I think people have to worry about apathy. The biggest risk to cybersecurity is that no one cares about cybersecurity. It's about making sure that we're able to access banking, access clean water, access reliable energy sources, that we make our community stronger. One misconception I'd love to see an end to is the idea that you can invest in this once or think about it once and be done. There's no way to be able to do that. Whether it's personally or for business professionals or governments around the world, you need to constantly be thinking about the innovation that is coming your way. The biggest cyber security risk to our community is AI powered impersonation at scale, which is eroding trust in our communities. As AI powered impersonation techniques improve everyday people are unsure if who they're speaking to. They're also have a fear of every time that they make public statements themselves, especially Sea Suite or or public persons that can then be used by these cyber criminals to create even more legitimate appearing videos and impersonations by voice and all sorts of things. With AI that what you're seeing is