Definitive Guide to Misinformation & Disinformation

The Information Age Paradox

In major incidents today, security leaders manage two parallel challenges: the event itself and the competing narratives that emerge around it. Whether driven by severe weather, workplace violence, or political unrest, critical events often lead to unverified claims that reach employees, customers, partners, and the public long before internal teams can verify the facts.

The World Economic Forum’s 2026 Global Risks Report ranks misinformation and disinformation among the top global risks in both the short and long term.1 For enterprise security leaders, this reflects a familiar reality: more information does not necessarily equal more clarity.

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Definitive Guide to Misinformation & Disinformation