Building International Coalitions to Scale Defense
summary
Panel claims ransomware is the top national threat and describes concrete coalition work: a US-led counter‑ransomware task force with 37 countries, joint advisories and sanctions (seven individuals), coordinated takedowns hitting marketplaces with partners from 17 countries, and operational tools like protective DNS and 24/7 op centers. Those measures produce arrests, disrupted infrastructure and prevented incidents, but ransomware remains persistent in the short term and mandatory reporting and broader capacity building are still rolling out.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and panel
- 2:35Ransomware threat overview
- 8:19National strategies against ransomware
- 15:12International partnerships and collaboration
- 17:22Joint advisories and deterrence
- 20:38Combating persistent ransomware actors
- 24:51Future of ransomware and safe havens
- 27:19Role of unpatched systems in ransomware
- 29:49Closing remarks and recommendations
- 31:11Audience Q&A begins
- 31:31Speed of information sharing in cyber incidents
- 36:32Government participation in internet standards
- 38:20Private sector responsibility in cybersecurity
- 39:45Mandatory reporting for ransomware
- 42:14Global collaboration beyond Five Eyes
- 45:00Final summary and closing
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