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NATO Launches Industry Cyber Partnership

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, September 19th, 2014

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NATO Sept. 17 launched the NATO Industry Cyber (NCIP) Partnership before some 1,500 people at its largest cyber conference in Belgium to boost industry cooperation with industry on cyber threats and challenges. The NATO summit in Wales earlier this month endorsed the industry partnership and its implementation is to “create win-win opportunities for both NATO and allies’ industry.” The agenda included a keynote address from Chris Gibson, director of the United Kingdom’s national Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), created in…

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