From: FierceGovernmentIT
The increase in cyberthreats means the public and private sectors of European Union member states need to collaborate, but only a fraction of them have set up partnerships, working groups or forums, a new report found.
Although cooperation between the sectors is high, only 10 of the 17 EU countries and one European Free Trade Association country studied have institutionalized ways to work together to protect critical information infrastructure, according to a Jan. 21 report by the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security. To encourage more teamwork, the report recommended six action areas, including policy and legislation, effective governance and more information sharing.
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