Skills & Scenarios
Skills & Scenarios
Skills & Scenarios
Leadership & Governance
Leadership & Governance
MITIGATING THE RISKS FROM CLIMATE CHANGE
with Smart Cyber Security
In January 2019, The House of Lords identified and published priority risk areas for the UK from threats presented by climate change:​
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flooding and coastal change
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health, wellbeing and productivity
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water supply shortages
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natural ecosystems, soils and biodiversity
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food production and trade
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new and emerging pests and diseases
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Marine biodiversity is a priority risk for the UK Government
MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE RISKS WITH TECHNOLOGY
Use of technologies and tools such as drones, camera traps, acoustic monitoring, remote sensing, AI and Machine Learning to collect valuable climate change data is often collected by organisations who don’t fully understand cyber-attacks, threat actors, threat sources, their motives and capabilities.
Priority Risk Area
Risks to natural capital, including terrestrial, coastal, marine and freshwater ecosystems, soils and biodiversity
What We Are Doing
INFORMED
We want to help businesses, charities and citizens to mitigate the risks from climate change with smart decisions around technologies and tools.
RISK
Our online toolkit will enable you to:
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identify threats to your data
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assess your risks
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take immediate action
ASSURANCE
Our Test and Evaluation platform will provide assurance services enabling you to demonstrate evidence of compliance with relevant legislation, regulation and standards.
Climate Change Data and Information Security
Our toolkit will enable you to quickly understand your climate change information assets, what/who to protect them from and how to protect them by mitigating and managing the risks
This ensures climate change data collected from eg drones is protected and stored on secure platforms and exchanged only with trusted partners.
This is the only way to be certain that accurate figures are used to measure progress and avoid misleading incorrect information derived from corrupt data, the impact of which could detrimentally affect our biodiversity, oceans, habitats and progress.