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Black Hat 2012: Can Cybersecurity Public-Private Partnerships Work? (VIDEO)


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August 10, 2012 By

In July, Government Technology magazine went to the 2012 Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas to find out what happens at one of the hottest security conferences out there.

One topic that was bandied about in keynotes was the issue of public-private partnerships, where government agencies and companies share data and information so everyone involved has the knowledge to secure networks and data.

But do the two entities always see eye to eye? Security pros at the conference shared insight on the culture shock that can exist between the two groups.


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