Cybercrime: Can Corporates, Governments, and Regulators Break the Business Model?

Cybercrime has become a scalable, highly profitable global industry, driven by platforms, toolkits, and organized networks that operate like businesses. The challenge is no longer just prevention, but disruption. Can we make cybercrime harder to scale, harder to monetize, and less viable as a business? This session explores how companies, governments, and regulators can work together to target the economics of cybercrime, disrupting financial flows, reducing incentives, and increasing the cost of attacks. Moving beyond reactive defense, the discussion examines what it will take to build a truly coordinated, cross-sector response.