Developing Relationships with Governments

Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, and it boils down to this: in cybersecurity, the more systems we secure, the more secure we all are.
— Jeh Johnson, Former US Secretary of Homeland Security

As cyber threats grow more severe and complex, partnerships between private sector security teams and law enforcement/government agencies provide mutual benefits. Bidirectional threat intelligence sharing can improve defenses and investigations. Vulnerability disclosure programs allow coordinated remediation. However, responsible data handling and ethical cooperation principles must be maintained. CISOs aim to collaborate with authorities to improve cyber resilience without overreaching. Landmark public-private initiatives include DIB-CS, GCSOC, CISP, and IT-ISACs. Ongoing collaboration requires policy alignment, transparency, maximizing participation, and protecting civil liberties.

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