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U.S. And Israel Sign Agreement To Increase Operative Cyber Defense Cooperation

Wednesday, June 29th, 2016

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The U.S. and Israel signed a joint declaration on June 21 to enhance operative cyber defense cooperation during a visit by U.S. government officials, both governments said the week of June 20.The agreement was signed on the Israeli side by Eviatar Matania, the head of the Israel National Cyber Bureau, and National Cyber Security head Buky Carmeli as well as U.S. officials Alejandro Mayorkas, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, and Under Secretary of Homeland Security for the National Protection and…

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