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Oct 30
32m 56s

Cyber readiness, deep fakes and social e...

World Economic Forum
About this episode

As cyber threats and geopolitical risks intensify, how can organizations be nimble and outsmart the next cyber attack? In this episode, seasoned data protection and cyber law expert Vinod Bange breaks down the threats that are still overlooked – including a new understanding of influence in social engineering – and the questions that leaders should ask themselves to ensure their teams are truly nimble and cyber ready. This Baker McKenzie partner also shares the unique methods that business and government are employing to work together to share best practices and strategies, all while breaking down why this sort of collaboration has traditionally been slow to happen.

About this episode: 
Baker McKenzie: https://www.bakermckenzie.com/en/
Global Disputes Forecast: https://www.bakermckenzie.com/en/insight/publications/2025/01/global-disputes-forecast-2025

Related report: 
Cybercrime Atlas: Impact Report 2025: https://initiatives.weforum.org/cybercrime-atlas/home

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