Ticking ‘Cyber Bomb’: Is There a Global Response to Fix Value-Chain Risks?
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Panel argues that global value‑chain risk is fixable only with sustained cross‑sector cooperation and clear legal rules, not just tech tips. Examples: a simulated nationwide blackout is resolved in 12 hours because responders and vendors share forensic samples and a reused buggy module is spotted; INTERPOL coordinates a multination takedown tied to Joker's Stash; SATs get prioritized exposure lists from Shadowserver. Remaining gaps are trust, jurisdiction, liability and uneven national capacity.
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