From: Government Technology
The partnership between the National Fusion Center Association and cybersecurity firm FireEye means that fusion centers nationwide will gain threat landscape visibility on a global scale, as well as in their individual states or regions.
The nation’s 78 fusion centers have a new partner in the private sector. Cybersecurity firm FireEye announced July 16 a partnership with the National Fusion Center Association (NFCA) that will provide new resources to states and municipalities across the nation, and lead to the development of a new intelligence exchange network in California.
FireEye Chief Security Strategist Chad Holmes says the new partnership means his firm will help fusion centers streamline their intelligence gathering and dissemination.
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