How Public-Private Collaborations Contribute to Cybercrime Disruption
Fortinet News, Friday, December 20th, 2024
Nearly 90% of organizations experienced at least one breach in the past 12 months. A myriad of ongoing challenges impact an organization's susceptibility to cyberattacks, ranging from the constant and rapid adoption of new technologies to the ongoing cybersecurity talent shortage.
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to enhancing organizational security measures and guarding against breaches, one thing is clear: A single entity cannot disrupt cybercrime alone, yet we must fight against our adversaries and hold them accountable for their actions. Establishing choke points on the chess board requires ongoing collaboration between the public and private sectors. Fortinet is proud to be part of numerous collaborative efforts to address cybercrime. The company is a founding member of the World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity, a contributor to its Partnership Against Cybercrime (PAC), and a founding member of the Cybercrime Atlas.
The PAC launched in 2020 as a first step toward establishing a global architecture for promoting public-private cooperation to combat cybercrime. It offers a platform for sharing insights and exploring new approaches to drive successful collaboration against digital adversaries, bringing together businesses, national and international law enforcement agencies, and nonprofit organizations.