NATO announces Cyber Security Collaboration Hub for allies
The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI) began creating a Cyber Security Collaboration Hub which is an encrypted workspace for information gathering, collaboration, and training for all 29 member states of the NATO. The NCI had previously provided information to allied national Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs), but there was no NATO CERT community. By this initiative the NCI wants to fill the gap and strengthen the security of NATO networks with the encrypted workspace. The first participants of the hub are the US, the UK, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium CERTs.
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