This report provides a high level overview of 37 global risks, with input from members of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Councils and supported by a survey of 580 leaders and decision-makers around the world.

Empowering citizens against cyber security risks: international approaches.

The Global Risks 2010 report considers global risks with input from experts from industry, government, academia and civil society.

As an outcome of a 2006 review of e-security arrangements, the department was tasked to develop a cyber exercise program to improve the ability of governments and critical infrastructure owners and operators to manage incidents affecting the National Information Infrastructure. As part of this role, the department coordinated a national cyber exercise, Cyber Storm II...

The economic cost of countering current and future organised crime is difficult to quantify. This is due to the fact that organised crime groups pursue a diffuse and shifting range of activities. The committee found that organised crime imposes vast costs on all sectors of Australian society, and that these costs will continue to escalate...