Digital autonomy has become a strategic priority for governments and large organisations—but it comes with trade‑offs. In the article “Digital autonomy calls for harmonisation of baselines in cybersecurity”, Sebastian Madden, Chief Product Officer at CREST, examines how regulatory fragmentation can actually weaken resilience, and why international alignment is essential in an increasingly volatile geopolitical environment.
This article is part of a broader KPMG thought leadership series on threat‑informed decision making, which brings together perspectives from business leaders, policymakers and cybersecurity experts across Europe. It highlights how geopolitical tension, regulation and major global events, such as the 2026 World Cup, amplify digital risk, and makes a strong case for international cybersecurity baselines to reduce complexity, support innovation and clarify responsibility.
Download the full article for insights into the strategic choices surrounding digital autonomy, the importance of international coordination, and the role of leadership in building resilient yet connected cyber ecosystems.
