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Fortinet Signs Cyber Information Sharing Partnership With Korea Internet And Security Agency

Wednesday, August 24th, 2016

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Fortinet [FTNT] has signed an agreement with the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) to conduct two-way information sharing on cyber threat intelligence, the company said August 9.Under the agreement the company and agency will exchange cyber threat intelligence and expertise to conduct research and analysis of cyber incidents in South Korea and determine the appropriate security technology and responses to counter attacks. Specifically, the agreement includes exchanges and analysis on threats and vulnerabilities like botnets traced to South Korea,…

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