Keynote: Cybersecurity Partnership, Technology and Trust
summary
Department of Homeland Security describes concrete programs: a federal intrusion detection platform Einstein that produces cyber threat indicators, a private-sector service (ECS) using classified feeds, rollout of Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM), and a 1600-person watch center that aggregates agency dashboards into a “mother dashboard.” DHS pushes machine-to-machine formats (STIX and TAXII), opened a Silicon Valley office, claims a measurable vulnerability reduction after a 2014 binding operational directive, and emphasizes voluntary outreach over regulatory force.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Keynote introduction
- 1:05DHS cybersecurity mission
- 3:34Partnership and collaboration
- 5:23Operational infrastructure
- 6:48Protecting digital systems
- 10:16Einstein program overview
- 13:02Private sector protection
- 16:09Information sharing protocols
- 18:57Small business and best practices
- 21:22Incident response strategy
- 24:33Working with the hacker community
- 27:53Questions and answers
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