How Governments Reduce Cyber Crime
Spend the next 5 min in learning how United States Government cyber security software and infrastructure and its' departments protect our nation from cyber threats. Also get a peek in to some of the world’s best Cybersecurity software vendors such as Microsoft, Darktrace, Coronet and more as they safeguard American cybersecurity interests in the next article. In this article, we have briefly covered how federal and local governments are protecting networks and data from hackers and ransomware attacks.
United States government is making significant strides in modernization of its' cyber security infrastructure. It is heartening to see that the US organizations are leading the world in buiding their cyber security protection capabilities. Together, they are protecting federal networks, improving the information-sharing between the U.S. government and private industry regarding cyber issues, and strengthening the nation’s ability to respond when incidents arise. It is expected that the current and future Congress will seek to foster an improved environment for information-sharing between government and the private sector, particularly regarding threats to, and attacks against, the nation’s critical information infrastructure. Importance of FOIA waiver
The FOIA waiver to share cybersecurity information with the government should promote sharing of information not only among law enforcement agencies, but also between other parts of government, as well as between private-sector entities. Protecting the U.S. against malicious cyber actors requires that the federal government work collaboratively with the private sector.