DoJ Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing

DoJ Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing

Cyber threats are constantly evolving and becoming more sophisticated, posing significant challenges for government and industry. To protect the nation's critical infrastructure and assets, sharing timely and relevant information on cyber threats and incidents across sectors and domains is essential. However, many barriers and gaps hinder effective cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and information sharing, such as legal and regulatory constraints, trust and privacy issues, technical and operational challenges, and a lack of common standards and frameworks.

To address these challenges and explore potential solutions, we invite senior executives from government and industry to participate in an in-person, invitation-only, closed-door executive roundtable focused on CTI and information sharing. The objective of this event is to obtain feedback from industry leaders on where help from the government is needed, what education is desired by the industry, and what standard practices private enterprises employ as they relate to CTI. The roundtable will also facilitate dialogue and collaboration among participants and identify future cooperation and coordination opportunities.

The roundtable is a valuable opportunity for government and industry leaders to exchange insights, discuss pain points, and provide perspectives on CTI and information sharing.

Closed door round table