Eben Kaplan of cybersecurity consultancy CrowdStrike talks about the acceleration of cyber risk due to remote working, disrupted corporate culture and pure greed.

E. Benjamin Skinner of Transparentem on how COVID-19 impacted the dark, far reaches of the world's supply chains, where slavery and degradation persist.

The pandemic accelerated demands for sweeping economic changes and showed how free-spending governments can deliver the goods. And it looks to be a permanent shift. Wall Street Journal columnist James Mackintosh joins Manifest Density. 

Original article - https://www.wsj.com/articles/will-covid-19-shake-up-capitalism-11610817856?mod=djemHL_t

Mr. Mackintosh is a senior columnist for The Wall Street Journal in London. Email him at [email protected]

This week's episode of Manifest Density features Prof. Carl Thompson of the University of Leeds, discussing how an ongoing trial of Microshare's contact-tracing wearable technology within UK care homes has been delivering vital data that helps to save lives and improve care for residents.

Corporate policies are in a state of flux as COVID-19 starts to relent and lessons are absorbed. Microshare's own Chief People and Wellness Officer, Nadine North, on lacing compassion into HR management.

Thomas Balgheim, a leading German technology executive and consultant, on data hurdles and misunderstandings that the pandemic exposed around the world.

Akshaya Kumar, Director of Crisis Response at Human Rights Watch, looks at the myriad ways COVID-19 has been used to shield abuses.

Author, journalist and veteran UK-watcher Michael Goldfarb says COVID-19 made a mockery of the island fortress mentality and exposed the shortcomings of crisis journalism, too.

Wharton Lecturer and University of Pennsylvania legal scholar Francesca Rothseid explores the changes COVID-19 has brought to teaching at one of the world's great universities.

Helen Russell, Chief People Officer at the electric truck maker Rivian, on keeping calm and carrying on amid a global pandemic.