From Public-Private Partnerships to Operational Collaboration
summary
Federal agencies describe concrete operational collaboration: CISA runs the JCDC linking 227 industry partners and 100 plus international orgs for real time defense, DOE pilots the ETAC with four investor owned utilities, NSA offers free DIB services, Treasury tests protective DNS with Cloudflare and PNNL, FBI uses legal attaches in 16 countries and led takedowns like Chipmixer and a 2019 botnet, and interagency alerts save millions and protect over 100 organizations in 2023.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:43FBI's operational collaboration evolution
- 3:35CISA's Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative
- 6:04Energy Threat Analysis Center launch
- 7:49Treasury's cybersecurity role
- 11:47NSA's Cybersecurity Collaboration Center
- 14:15Scaling partnerships for collective defense
- 18:31FBI's success against ransomware
- 21:42CISA's ransomware defense strategies
- 23:51Financial sector ransomware trends
- 26:00Energy sector ransomware challenges
- 27:05Bidirectional threat intelligence sharing
- 28:53Lessons learned from partnerships
- 34:11Advice for forming new partnerships
- 39:46Machine-to-machine collaboration
- 43:39International collaboration importance
- 46:32Concerns and optimism for the future
- 51:06Closing remarks and Q&A
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