Operational Collaboration: Enhancing Cyber Readiness
summary
Conference panel argues the nation lacks a focal system for national‑security‑level cyber readiness and offers concrete fixes: four plausible future scenarios (including a domestic‑extremist cyber attack) vetted with a RAND day‑after methodology, creation of a National Cyber Readiness Network built as nodes (permanent repositories) + threat cells (action groups), and routine joint exercises, training and trust‑building. The task force report maps what to operationalize now (joint cyber planning office, integrated cyber center, playbooks) and cites the EMOTET takedown as a model of success.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Agenda
- 1:56Operational Collaboration
- 6:22Innovation
- 7:41National Security
- 8:34Explanation
- 10:38Enabling
- 12:03Discussion
- 18:31What is Operational Collaboration
- 24:28Making Operational Collaboration Work
- 31:43Next Steps
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