Georgia Osborn speaks to Iain Dale on LBC radio about the U.K. TikTok ban and the US testimony to congress
Georgia Osborn speaks to Iain Dale on LBC radio about the U.K. TikTok ban and the US testimony to congress
Georgia Osborn
Georgia is a Senior Research Analyst at Oxford Information Labs with 5+ years of experience previously working within counterterrorism and law enforcement, intelligence analysis, investigations and policy analysis. Georgia has previously worked in an international law firm chaired by Cherie Blair QC and in a Policy Think Tank. She has a Masters’ degree in International Studies and Diplomacy with Arabic language courses from SOAS University of London. Georgia has developed advanced analytical skills that have been trained both in the public and private sectors and is highly skilled in writing and communicating threat and risk assessments for internal and external organisations in both strategic and operational settings. Georgia holds a BA(Hons) from the University of East Anglia in International Relations.
Georgia Osborn discusses cybersecurity, Blockchain and OSINT
Georgia Osborn discusses cybersecurity, Blockchain and OSINT
Cyber Warfare and the Russian-Ukrainian Crisis
Georgia joins the discussion on cyber warfare around the Russia-Ukraine crisis on The Times Radio Drive with Ayesha Hazarika
The Call for a European Cyber Rapid Response Team
Georgia speaks to Techmonitor about Europe’s Cyber Rapid Response Team requested by Ukraine in light of the Russian invasion.
The Capitol Riot Highlighted the Value—and Pitfalls—of Crowdsourced OSINT
Georgia Osborn discusses the growing popularity of crowdsourced OSINT with associated value and risks highlighted by the storming of the Capitol in the United States.
Harmonising Artificial Intelligence: The role of standards in the EU AI Regulation
This paper focuses on the role that the draft Regulation gives to standards for AI. Specifically, conformance with harmonised standards will create a presumption of conformity for high-risk AI applications and services – lending a level of confidence that they are in compliance with the onerous and complex requirements of the proposed regulation and creating strong incentives for industry to comply with European standards.