Conceptual framework for cyber defense information sharing within trust relationships
Diego Fernandez Vazquez, Oscar Pastor Acosta, Christopher M. Spirito, Sarah Spaght Brown, E. Emmet Reid · International Conference on Cyber Conflict · 2012
Information and Communication Technologies are increasingly intertwined across the economies and societies of developed countries. Protecting these technologies from cyber-threats requires collaborative relationships for exchanging cyber defense data and an ability to establish trusted relationships. The fact that Communication and Information Systems (CIS) security1 is an international issue increases the complexity of these relationships. Cyber defense collaboration presents specific challenges since most entities would like to share cyber-related data but lack a successful model to do so.