Dr Jacqui Taylor will participate in the panel titled, Panel 5: Information Reliability and Fake news – how can we address the growing concern from mistrust through categorical dissemination of fake news and influence today from 15.55 - 16.35 local time. She will be joined by other global cyber leaders to discuss the business, technical and social challenges facing business executives, civic leaders and cybersecurity experts alike in our increasingly digitized society.
Hosted during the World Economic Forum, Cyber Future Dialogue is an executive roundtable of select global leaders and luminaries from both public and private sectors. The Cyber Future Dialogue is convened by Valmiki Mukherjee, Chairman & Founder of Cyber Future Foundation and is in its 2nd year. This pioneering group will develop a call to action and issue a resolution for tackling the upcoming year’s cybersecurity priorities.
“In an increasingly connected world, communities have a vital role to play in securing the future of our society. Social movements which form around an idea have increasingly swept across our online world changing our society at fundamental levels,” said Taylor, “As the UK prepares to deliver a new agenda globally to tackle corruption I am delighted to discuss our awarded and secured Internet of Things technology which federates citizens views at scale based on a web science agenda. Fake news can be countered using this approach, irrespective of its source.”
“We are seeing an extraordinary move to a connected, digital world, where digital technology controls every aspect of our being. While technology in its various forms is meant to enhance our experience and enrich our lives, it is also being used in ways that the creators of those technologies could never imagine,” said Mukherjee, “For us to move forward as individuals, businesses and nations, we would need to have a holistic view of the cyber implications, ranging from technology to its implication on our nations and businesses, and above all people. We are convening the dialogue as CFF’s continued measure of executive engagement across multiple stakeholders.”
For more information about the event visit: www.cyberfuturedialogue.org
About Delegate/Delegate’s Company
Jacqui is recognised as one of the 100 most powerful UK entrepreneurs and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Science in recognition of her international web science work.
She is personally recognised as one of the one of the 10 most influential global IoT leaders, one of the UK’s most influential Women in Tech, one of the 34 IoT Influencers on Twitter, one of the 20 global entrepreneurs to watch, a UK Smart City leader in 2018. She was shortlisted for Cyber Security Unsung Heroes industry award in 2018 for her European work. Her company has been recognised as one of 20 Global Innovative IoT companies to watch in 2018.
As the world’s first Smart City Tsar Jacqui has architected a range of secured and accredited FlyingBinary services using a new trust model by leveraging European legislation and regulation. Utilising the UK’s industry leading Digital Marketplace initiative these services are delivered globally to support the societal change which IoT brings. FlyingBinary is charting a new dialogue with citizens, at scale by asking the wicked questions to set priorities for cities and indeed nations across the world.
About Cyber Future Foundation
The Cyber Future Foundation (CFF) is a global NGO, registered in Texas, US as a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. Founded in 2015 as an action oriented think-do platform for industry, public sector and academia towards trusted global collaboration for a secure cyber space. CFF provides a forum for sharing ideas at the highest level and converting them to action. CFF drives global education initiatives through the Cyber Future Institute and its centers, public engagement through the Cyber Future Society and economic collaboration within the cyber ecosystem with its corporate members through the Cyber Future Consortium. Learn more at www.cyberfuturefoundation.org
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