Collaborative Cyber Defense & Enhanced Threat Intel
Lauren Zabierek proposes a redesigned national cyber defense posture leveraging integrated public-private threat intelligence sharing networks.
Summary
The Imperative for Public-Private Intelligence Sharing
Recent systemic supply chain intrusions and ransomware waves demonstrate that isolated enterprise defense cannot withstand coordinated nation-state campaigns.
Designing Integrated Cyber Defense Networks
Lauren Zabierek explores frameworks for real-time bidirectional intelligence sharing between government security agencies and private critical infrastructure operators.
Overcoming Legal, Technical, and Cultural Hurdles
The presentation examines barriers to effective information sharing—including classification hurdles, liability concerns, and automated telemetry standards.
Operationalizing Collaborative Defense
Zabierek presents actionable models for regional cyber defense collectives to pool defensive capabilities and accelerate threat hunting.
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