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Benedikt Franke, Munich Security Conference and Admiral Christian Bock

What bold moves are required to strengthen security, resilience, and strategic thinking in an increasingly uncertain world? At the MMK26 Speaker’s Corner, Benedikt Franke, Vice Chairman and CEO of the Munich Security Conference, and Admiral Christian Bock discuss how geopolitical challenges, technological change, and societal resilience are reshaping the security landscape. For defense institutions and international security organizations, bold moves often mean navigating complex decisions under uncertainty. While military organizations are tasked with transforming structures, processes, and capabilities, institutions like the Munich Security Conference focus on something equally difficult: continuing to address uncomfortable truths and strategic challenges openly and consistently. One of the central challenges today is strengthening the defense capabilities of Europe and its democratic value system. This requires not only financial investment but also strategic clarity about how resources are deployed and what long-term objectives societies want to achieve. Artificial intelligence is also becoming an increasingly important factor in defense and security. AI technologies are already integrated into everyday tools and systems, but their responsible and secure use in military and geopolitical contexts requires careful governance, strong technological standards, and secure software infrastructures. At the same time, the future of warfare is unlikely to be defined by a single technology such as AI, robotics, or drones. Instead, security experts expect a complex combination of legacy systems, emerging technologies, and new operational strategies. Recent conflicts have shown that traditional systems can remain relevant far longer than expected, even as new technological capabilities emerge. Another important insight is that societies often prepare for the last war rather than the next one. Today’s strategic challenge is to anticipate future threats while maintaining the ability to respond to current realities. This requires not only technological innovation but also societal resilience, political clarity, and strategic coordination across institutions. Ultimately, bold moves in security policy involve openly addressing dependencies, strategic gaps, and systemic risks. Only by confronting these challenges can countries and alliances define what kind of future they want to defend—and what they are willing to do to protect it. At the MMK26 Speaker’s Corner, leaders from technology, industry, academia, and public institutions discuss the bold moves and innovations shaping the future of industry, leadership, and entrepreneurship. Every year, the Münchner Management Kolloquium brings together leading figures from business, science, politics, and start-ups. Hosted at the Technical University of Munich, MMK provides a platform where new technologies, bold strategies, and forward-thinking ideas come together to shape the industries of tomorrow. MMK Website https://management-kolloquium.de YouTube ▶    / @muenchnermanagementkolloquium   Instagram ▶   / mmk.muenchen   LinkedIn ▶   / münchner-management-kolloquium   #MMK26 #SpeakersCorner #SecurityPolicy #Geopolitics #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Leadership #FutureOfSecurity #Technology #BoldMoves