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DHS, IC Setting New Priorities For Information Sharing Partnerships

DHS, IC Setting New Priorities For Information Sharing Partnerships
Assistant Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate Jeanette Manfra at the Symantec Government Symposium. Photo: Matthew Beinart.

Department of Homeland Security and Intelligence Community officials are working to tailor information sharing expectations with industry in the hopes of prioritizing data protection efforts to thwart future cyber threats.Solidifying private sector partnerships to scale up sharing of data priorities and building threat intelligence confidence with internet service providers (ISPs) and cyber security industry are critical steps for the federal government, according to panelists at Tuesday’s Symantec [SYMC] government symposium.“If we develop closer partnerships and information creation and sharing relationships…

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