Voices for Innovation (VFI), a Microsoft-supported community advocating for U.S. and global technology policy, recently highlighted Microsoft’s research on the transformative potential of generative AI in the United States.
The Microsoft-supported community of technology professionals, Voices for Innovation (VFI) shared the briefing of the event hosted by the U.S. State Department during the UN General Assembly in New York.
In 2024, the Cybersecurity Tech Accord and VFI noted a one-degree increase in the International Cybersecurity Thermometer, signaling escalating global cyber threats and a heightened need for resilience.
Celebrating International Women's Day, Cybersecurity Tech Accord and Women4Cyber are bridging the cybersecurity gender gap through inclusive mentorship. Join their joint program and March 27, event to support the cause.
The Cybersecurity Tech Accord with which Queue Associates collaborates through Voices for Innovation (VFI), urges revisions to the United Nations Cybercrime Treaty and calls for international norms to protect the ICT supply chain.
Microsoft's Voices for Innovation and Jeffrey Goldstein support the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, aligning with the Paris Call Blueprint to counter private entities with offensive cyber capabilities through collaborative, multistakeholder efforts.
Voices for Innovation applauds U.S. Senate AI legislation progress, led by Senators Blumenthal and Hawley, focusing on licensing, accountability, security, transparency, and consumer protection.
Microsoft President Brad Smith spoke with Steve Kovach on CNBC’s “Tech Check,” explaining that tech regulation is coming whether the industry participates or not.
Brad Smith's blog, shared by Voices for Innovation (VFI), highlights Microsoft's collaboration with the Ukrainian government, European Union, U.S. government, NATO, and the United Nations to support cybersecurity and counter misinformation related to the war in Ukraine.
Jeffrey Goldstein, Managing Director of Queue Associates, contributed a blog [...]
