CUJO AI Contributes to World Economic Forum and the University of Oxford “Future Series: Cybercrime 2025” Report

This week, the World Economic Forum and the University of Oxford has released a 14-month study “Future Series: Cybersecurity, emerging technology and systemic risk”. The study is a part of a joint “Future Series: Cybercrime 2025″ program by the World Economic Forum and the University of Oxford – Oxford Martin School. The program is set to identify and communicate to senior leaders the emergent security risks and systemic challenges that will arise in the near future from next generation technology.

The report identifies 15 urgent, coordinated actions needed to avoid real threats to our society. This is the first study to examine how shifts in technology will impact the cybersecurity industry. The report is based on the expertise of more than 100 leaders in the cybersecurity community, including CUJO AI’s executives – Einaras von Gravrock, CEO, Santeri Kangas, CTO, and Indre Deksnyte, SVP of Marketing.

CUJO AI had joined the World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators Community on June 16, 2020, to participate in the activities of this select group of the world’s most promising scale-ups at the forefront of technological and business model innovation.