DHS' Big Plan for a Stronger Public-Private Cyber Partnership

DHS’ Big Plan for a Stronger Public-Private Cyber Partnership

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Posted: March 11th, 2019

When DHS was established shortly after 9/11, terrorism was the focus. But in the 16 years since the Agency’s creation, the threat landscape has changed dramatically and cyber now plays a leading role in overall threats.

Four months ago, President Trump signed the Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency Act, elevating a division of the Department of Homeland Security that engages with the private sector on cyber issues, to Agency status.

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DHS’ Big Plan for a Stronger Public-Private Cyber Partnership

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