1. Richard Corbridge: Chief Information Officer richard.corbridge@nihr.ac.uk @R1chardatron www.richardcorbridge.com 1 The last train to Data-topia A Crowd Sourced Analysis Secur-a-Topia

2. The idea works Crowd Sourced Stories Two great stories to tell - Crowd sourced stories of InfoSec - Crowd sourced futures of Business Intelligence and detailed analysis 3. Educate Start Simply understanding what it means to have InfoSec in 2031! Awareness of the impact of the story. Compile Crowd sourced production of stories from as many business verticals as possible. Imagination, analogy and reality driven. Believe Peer review to ensure inherent believability of the story. Dont let it be from a galaxy far far away! Analysis Drive outcome based analysis to understand predictive trends based on expert opinion. Further develop systems to enable sharing of information to deliver insight. Market Re-Use as a product of UK ISF or wider. The analysis could be seen as a predictive tool from the experts in the field, the stories could be used to engage teams at various levels. Utilise Keep going Possibility to re- fresh, link to formal research organisations and publish. Horizon scanning for the next opportunity.. Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 NextStart Last Train to Secur-a-topia Leaving Now! 4. How to make it happen Crowd sourced rules The objective of the project is to create a futuristic set of scenarios to describe the role of information security in society, in business and in our personal lives 17 years from now. Far enough out to not be held back by todays reality, but not as far out to call it Star Trek. What will that future look like? Utopian? Dystopian? Business as usual? You tell us! Rules: Tell everyone, spread the word, build the numbers In English Set 17 years from now, 2031 750 words limit Also, take a position! Indicate what you believe are the consequences of the future you describe, and whether you feel this is desirable or not. 5. Global Analysis Crowd Sourced Stories 6. What Position? Scary line Vs Utopia