Trust in the Digital Economy, Talent and Education Are Critical for the Future of Cybersecurity, Unisys to Tell Global Leaders in Davos

By AIT News Desk On Jan 20, 2020

Unisys Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson Joins Global Cybersecurity Futurists in Davos in Collaboration With the Cybersecurity Tech Accord and the Cyber Future Foundation

Unisys Corporation announced that Chief Trust Officer Tom Patterson will take to the stage in Davos this week to discuss the role of trust in the digital economy and how developing talent and improving education is critical for the future of cybersecurity. Patterson will also guide world leaders from business and government in collaborative activities to help shape their agendas for the coming year.

Patterson will participate in two expert panels in Davos. The first panel will take place at the Cyber Future Dialogue event, hosted by the Cyber Future Foundation at the Schatzalp Hotel. The second panel is part of the 13th Annual Cybersecurity Roundtable, hosted by WISeKey and the Cybersecurity Tech Accord – of which Unisys is a signatory – at the Hotel Europe.

“Cybersecurity Tech Accord signatories have grown four-fold since Unisys was an early signer in 2018. Today there are 130 signatory companies from 25 different countries working to promote a safer online world by fostering collaboration. This includes six companies from Asia, 38 from Europe, nine from Latin America and 77 from North America. This is a truly global coalition and we’re very proud to be part of it,” said Patterson.

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The Cyber Future Dialogue panel on January 21 will see Patterson and other experts explore pressing issues and challenges in the cyber domain, including building global cybercapacity and developing talent to counter increasingly complex threats.

During the 13th Annual Cybersecurity Roundtable on January 22, Patterson will discuss the role cybersecurity plays in ensuring trust in the digital economy, and how the technology industry can work together to further improve the security of our online ecosystem. The roundtable will particularly look at the role technology can play in achieving the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on promoting peace, justice and strong institutions.

“Businesses and nations across the globe are struggling to tackle the challenges posed by ever-increasing cyberthreats and disruptions,” said Patterson. “Cybersecurity and trust have become top-of-the-agenda items for boards and governments, and as we enter a new decade, the threats and high-profile attacks that characterized the previous decade are here to stay. Now more than ever, it’s essential for leaders to come together to focus and deliberate on the fundamental aspects of cyber risk, and to address it collectively by nurturing talent through education and mentoring programs.”