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New report launch: Improving urban policy design and delivery in the City of Santiago, Chile
The Governor of Santiago, Claudio Orrego, has launched the result of a year-long study by LSE Cities to improve urban policy design and delivery of Chile’s leading metropolitan region. CIM's Carla Washbourne contributed to this study as an international urban expert in the LSE Santiago Urban Age Task Force. Read more here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7354463971808026626/Link opens in a new window
Cybersecurity in a ‘Post-Trust’ Era: Zero Trust and Distributed Trust Models
Trust was once the cornerstone of digital security, but that is rapidly changing. A new study titled “The volatility of trust: Zero Trust and Distributed Trust as ‘post-trust’ cybersecurity models” explores cybersecurity’s shift into a “post-trust” era. The research, by Dr. Daniele Pizio and Dr. Matt Spencer, examines two paradigms – Zero Trust and Distributed Trust – which reshape security by removing assumptions of implicit trust. The key insight is that these models are
not just technical innovations; they deeply involve human and organizational dimensions in digital protection.
New press release on warning of marginalised young adults in low and middle-income countries facing “growing online abuse”
Coverage of the report aired on the BBC World Service Tech Live last Tuesday at 8:30pm, as well as afterwards on the Tech Live podcast
