It seems that not a day goes by without someone talking about cyber and the crimes related to the stealing of data, personal information, classified information and the tremendous financial and national security implications worldwide.   To deal with this threat effectively, i2 is working with multiple organizations to assist with marshaling resources, developing policy, providing technology solutions and building partnerships to combat cyber exploitation.   

“Information sharing and collaboration is crucial in attaining cyber threat identification and mitigation” said Ron Plesco, CEO of the National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance, a non-profit organization in Pittsburgh, Pa., that brings together academia, law enforcement and industry to share strategies for identifying, mitigating and neutralizing cyber crime.

Drawing on the insights and experience of i2, we have developed a white paper, “Sharing & Layering of Data in Cyber Investigations,”  that explores the impact of cyber crime, the need for multiple data collection and analysis tools and access to relevant data sources to combat it, and the crucial importance of shared information between government agencies, law enforcement and private enterprise as the key to apprehending and convicting the criminals who commit these illegal acts.  A full copy of the white paper is available on the premium content section of the i2 website.  Click this link to register.