We are pleased to partner with #GC3B25 and engage in shaping discussions on capacity building in Cyberspace. Along with our global partners, GCF will continue to support cyber capacity building as a key enabler of growth, stability and social progress.

"Together, through partnership and shared purpose, we can build a more secure, inclusive, and resilient cyber future,” said Abdurahman AlHassan, Acting CEO of GCF at #GC3B25, calling for collective action to build the knowledge and skills that underpin a resilient Cyberspace.

Join us this Thursday as we mark the launch of the Centre for Cyber Economics (CCE) with a panel hosted by World Economic Forum, where leaders from Global Cybersecurity Forum, WEF's Centre for Cybersecurity & IMD will explore the economic dimension of cybersecurity.​ Learn more:rb.gy/dtawi3

The Centre for Cyber Economics (CCE) marks its launch today with a panel session on cybersecurity's economic dimension and its integral role in resilience and growth, with speakers from World Economic Forum, Global Cybersecurity Forum, and IMD.​ Tune in at 3pm CEST here: rb.gy/dtawi3

"Cybersecurity is not only about protecting systems; it's also about protecting societies and economies. The economic fallout of a single cyberattack could be immediate and far-reaching." - Abdurahman AlHassan, Acting CEO Global Cybersecurity Forum, at the Centre for Cyber Economics launch.

Speaking at the launch of the Centre for Cyber Economics (CCE), Akshay Joshi (Akshay), Head of World Economic Forum's Centre for Cybersecurity, emphasized the need for rigorous research and cutting edge indicators to assess cybersecurity's true economic impact.

At the Centre for Cyber Economics (CCE) launch, Öykü Işık, Professor of Digital Strategy and Cybersecurity IMD, described cybersecurity as a systemic challenge, noting that even simple supply chains are complex— and that no single organization can ensure resilience alone

An engaging and insightful information session was held with the diplomatic community in Riyadh today. We shared the latest progress on GCF and its Annual Meeting, while exploring exciting partnership opportunities to enhance collaboration for a safer, more resilient Cyberspace.

A secure Cyberspace is the backbone of a strong global economy, connecting industries and nations alike.​ As cyber threats evolve, quantifying the economic impacts of cybersecurity is crucial to protecting critical infrastructure and advancing shared prosperity. #GCFOnTheRecord

“Why aren’t children reaching out when they experience online harm?” — Afrooz Kaviani Johnson, UNICEF 📉 Most don’t report. 🧠 Many feel shame, fear, or blame. 📢 Helplines matter. Let’s make sure children know they’re not alone. #ChildProtection #OnlineSafety #ICCH2025

We are proud to join forces with UNICEF Child Protection to strengthen child helplines in over 30 countries.​ Through the Child Protection in Cyberspace (CPC) initiative, we are working to build a safer Cyberspace for children around the world.

On the sidelines of the 59th UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, GCF joined our global partners, including Int’l Telecommunication Union, UNICEF & WeProtect Global Alliance to explore the role of capacity building in protecting children in Cyberspace. Through the CPC initiative, we’re working together to advance action in this area.