A significant investment in emerging technology security has been made by the Hewlett Foundation, with a $100 million initiative launched to support research and organizations focused on critical infrastructure protection, emerging technology risks, and governance frameworks over the next five years1. The initiative will address various technologies, including quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology, to strengthen cybersecurity and technology policy. The program aims to mitigate potential risks associated with these emerging technologies, which could have significant implications for national security and global stability. By funding research and organizations, the initiative seeks to develop effective governance frameworks and protect critical infrastructure from potential threats. This investment matters to cybersecurity practitioners as it highlights the growing importance of addressing emerging technology risks and developing proactive strategies to mitigate them.