As part of our ongoing coverage of the ways in which cybersecurity and defence are affecting geopolitics, we are making available a summary document based on 5 in-depth pieces of analysis. These pieces are drawn from the Daily Brief, which delivers timely, impartial and actionable analysis of emerging trends and developments in the global political economy, using a unique combination of external experts and in-house analysts every business day.

The key findings from the summary include:

• Rising geopolitical tension between China, Russia, and the West raises fear that cyber capabilities could become part of an escalatory toolkit states use to compromise or eliminate strategic adversarial facilities to threaten or wage war
• Governments and businesses are faced with the real and urgent need to catch up fast with the evolving cyber risk landscape
• A vital step for many Western governments will be improving cooperation between public and private sectors via industry-wide security frameworks that move away from corporate self-management of cyber threats
• Governments could introduce new reporting protocols to gain timely and actionable information about cyberattacks

Fill out the form to download the summary document so businesses and governments can prepare for growing cyberattacks.