The World Economic Forum has launched The Intervention Journey: A Roadmap to Effective Digital Safety Measures, a practical guide to help companies strengthen their digital security from the earliest stages of innovation.

This framework comprises four fundamental phases:

1. Identification: Mapping the organization’s specific digital risks.

2. Design: Integrating security from the conception of products and systems.

3. Implementation: Aligning digital security with corporate objectives.

4. Monitoring: Continuously applying feedback, audits, and automated tools.

The document’s core message is clear: ensuring digital safety demands cross-sector collaboration and constant adaptation.

Microsoft Launches AI Agents to Combat Cybercrime

Microsoft unveiled 11 artificial intelligence agents dedicated to cybersecurity. These systems can detect fraudulent emails, automatically block attacks, and trace threat origins.

This move responds to the increasing sophistication of digital crime. In 2024, roughly 30 billion phishing emails were recorded, highlighting the urgent need for more effective defenses against virtual attacks, including those orchestrated by state actors and organized groups.

Other Major Tech Highlights on the Global Stage

• China: Encourages medium and long-term loans to tech firms, aiming to spur innovation amid geopolitical tensions.

• Nvidia: Announced the Blackwell Ultra NVL72 chip, designed to scale up AI deployments, with a planned release by late 2025.

• Neurologyca (Spain): Its AI, Kopernica, detects human emotions and neurological disorders in group settings, promising advances in mental health diagnostics.

• H&M: Created digital avatars of 30 models for online campaigns, sparking debate over ethics and labor-market impact.

• United Kingdom: Struggles to roll out AI in the public sector due to legacy systems and poor data quality, undermining service efficiency.

AI in Healthcare: Lowering Global Barriers

In 2025, AI has become a crucial partner in global public health, being utilized for early disease detection, automated triage, and clinical support, particularly in areas with doctor shortages.

Technology in Plastic Traceability

The World Economic Forum highlighted technology’s role in managing plastic waste, such as digital tools deployed to monitor supply chains and boost recycling efforts. Still, challenges remain: insufficient investment, inconsistent regulations, and hurdles to large-scale implementation.

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