PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP?

摘要

The executive order (EO) creating Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations (ISAOs) - to be anchored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - has highlighted a debate among information security specialists, not only about the increased role of government, but about the limitations of the entire threat intelligence sharing efforts. Is the world's premier cybersecurity apparatus finally moving in to bolster the defenses of business beleaguered by a barrage of cyberattacks? Or is Big Brother muscling in on threat intelligence sharing efforts that are better left to private industry?