The National Security Telecommunications and Information Systems Security Commitee

GuidanceIndividual StateAnti-Money Laundering
Risk Management

Whatever direction the cyberthreat takes, the United States Government will be confronting an increasingly interconnected world in the years ahead. This is the core message of GT2015. We will have to develop, in response, greater communications and collaboration across the agencies of our own Government, with other governments, and with the corporate world. Interagency cooperation will be essential to understanding the cyberthreat, as well as other transnational threats that will crowd our agenda, and to responding effectively with interdisciplinary strategies. Consequence management of a major attack on a critical US infrastructure would involve virtually all agencies of the Federal Government, State, and local governments, foreign governments, law enforcement, the military, the medical community, and the media. NSTISSC and the Intelligence Community clearly have a lot of work to do if we are to understand this evolving threat and to be prepared to deal with it.

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