CISO Stories
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Topic of the Month: Threat Intelligence
Featured Webcast
Better Threat Intelligence Between Public and Private Sectors
This discussion focuses on actionable intelligence-sharing models that bridge government, private enterprise, and critical infrastructure operators.
We’re the federal government, and we’re (maybe) no longer here to help
For years, the U.S. federal government served as a bedrock of cybersecurity leadership—offering strategy, funding, and coordination to counter escalating threats. But that role seems to be changing.
When the government steps back, who steps up to ensure adequate cyber defenses?
These are uncertain times for cyber defenders working for both the federal government and private industry. The Trump administration’s aggressive tariff policies and cutting of…
Cyber defense is a team sport
Cyber defense demands collaboration among governments, the private sector, and operators of critical infrastructure, giving defenders a real-time advantage against threat actors.
Better threat intelligence between the public and private sectors
Cyber defenses require constant collaboration across sectors. This eBook explores how government, private enterprise and operators of critical infrastructure must work as a team to share threat intelligence and regain a real-time advantage over attackers.
CISO STORIES PODCASTVIEW PAST EPISODES
From Alerts to Action: Making Public–Private Threat Intel Actually Useful – Ian Washburn – CSP #222
Threat intelligence too often arrives as a steady stream of alerts that don’t translate into clear, timely decisions. This episode explores how public-sector intel flows today through channels like CISA, MS-ISAC, and CIS—and why changes in funding and distribution can reshape what organizations actually receive and when.
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