The World Economic Forum (WEF) is taking the next step after listing cyber security as one of its top global risks for 2018 with the launch of a new Global Centre for Cybersecurity in the Spring.The new center, announced Jan. 24 at the WEF’s annual forum in Davos, Switzerland, will be based in Geneva and function as a global think tank for governments, businesses and law enforcement agencies to collaborate on cyber security solutions.“If we want to prevent a digital…
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