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Industry Officials Praise Cyber Information Sharing Efforts With DHS But Seek More Context

Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017

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The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) role in creating processes for sharing cyber threat information between the federal government and industry, particularly through a year-old automated portal, has been valuable but a shortcoming is that the information lacks context, industry officials told a House panel on March 9.The ongoing cyber security information sharing efforts between DHS and industry are creating “the right kinds of muscle memory,” Scott Montgomery, vice president and Chief Technical Strategist at Intel Security, told the Homeland…

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