Businesses around the world, except in the United States, see geopolitical instability as the biggest short-term threat, according to the 2025 Oxford-GlobeScan Global Corporate Affairs Survey.
Threatscape
A library of horizon-scanning related research, reports, and articles.
GPS-based positioning, navigation, and timing systems are critical for many business systems, and the Ukraine war has shown how these systems can be targeted by malign actors.
Six in ten ‘early adopters’ of quantum-safe technologies predict that ‘Q-day’ – the point at which quantum computers can break current cryptographic algorithms – will arrive within 5–10 years.
CyberCube and Munich Re have published the key findings of a joint study on severe ‘cyber accumulation’ events and the relative resilience of organizations to systemic events due to effective mitigation measures.
The European Commission has published the final version of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. It aims to support AI transparency, copyright, safety, and security.
A new report from SecurityScorecard has revealed a ‘growing crisis’ in supply chain cybersecurity, with five in six organizations now at risk due to immature security practices.
Nearly three quarters of European IT and cybersecurity professionals say employees are already using generative AI at work, but just under a third (31%) of organizations have put formal policies in place to manage the risks in this area.
The EU Member States, supported by the European Commission, have issued a roadmap and timeline to start using post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to future-proof cyber security.
Radware’s 2025 Cyber Survey: Application Security at a Breaking Point provides a sobering snapshot of the way that organizations are falling behind in the AI cyber-race.
Recent research from CyXcel highlights a concerning gap: 29% of UK businesses surveyed have only just implemented their first AI risk strategy. This figure is similar in the US, at 27%.