Why can’t the public security sector and the government get along?
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As cyber threats increasingly represent one of the main dangers to national security, government offices are upping their efforts to more closely align with the expertise of the private sector. However, the divide between government and the security industry presents several challenges when looking to form partnerships with the goal of improving cybersecurity. In order to illustrate what it will take to move forward with these partnerships, security professionals provide their opinions on the main roadblocks for collaboration between the private and public sectors.
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