#CybersecurityRegulation

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https://bit.ly/40EW1gh - 🌐 In the realm of cyber threat intelligence, sharing is a fundamental practice. It enhances cybersecurity by informing teams about threat actors and their tactics. However, a recent panel discussion revealed that only 17% of security professionals in the financial services industry, typically early adopters of threat intel sharing, are very confident in their organization's level of sharing. Addressing this confidence gap is crucial for effective cybersecurity across all sectors. #CyberThreatIntelligence #CybersecuritySharing #FinancialServicesSecurity ⚖️ Regulatory compliance is driving a renewed focus on threat intelligence sharing. Initiatives like the White House's Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity and the EU's upcoming Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) emphasize the importance of sharing information on cyber threats and vulnerabilities. This regulatory push aims to create a 'herd immunity' in cyberspace, where shared knowledge strengthens overall sector resilience. #RegulatoryCompliance #CybersecurityRegulation #DORA 🔗 When it comes to evolving threat intel sharing practices, there are key considerations to ensure effectiveness and confidence. User-friendly technology platforms that facilitate machine-to-machine sharing, data anonymization to address legal concerns about privacy and security, and mechanisms to foster trust within sharing communities are critical. These elements help in creating a nurturing environment for the exchange of contextualized threat intelligence. #ThreatIntelligenceSharing #DataAnonymization #TrustInCybersecurity 🛡️ The goal is not just to share threat intelligence but to do it effectively - determining how, what, where, and with whom to share. This approach is vital for enhancing collective and individual cybersecurity resilience.

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Strengthening Accountability in Cybersecurity: Why It's Critical?