January 6, 2021
We have recently seen a growing trend toward protectionism by nations struggling to adapt to a twenty-first century of unprecedented interconnectedness. As global tensions continue to escalate, the Internet may find itself used as a weapon, something we are already starting to see happen, by nations attempting to exert their influence and enforce greater internal control over digital commerce and communication.
In this Security Magazine article, Global Head of Cybersecurity Anthony J. Ferrante and Director Matt McManus discuss the current threat to the open Internet and the path to de-escalating global tensions.