The U.S. Treasury Department launches a cybersecurity information sharing program for the digital asset industry
Foresight News reports that the US Department of the Treasury has launched a cybersecurity information sharing initiative for the digital asset industry. This measure will provide qualified US digital asset companies and industry organizations with timely and actionable cybersecurity information to help them better identify, prevent, and respond to cyber threats targeting their customers and networks.
Qualified US digital asset companies and industry organizations that meet Treasury Department standards will be able to receive, free of charge, actionable cybersecurity information similar to what the Treasury regularly provides to traditional US financial institutions. Interested companies can contact the Treasury Office of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection (OCCIP).
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