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U.S., U.K. Agree To Strengthen Cyber Security Cooperation

Wednesday, January 28th, 2015

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The United States and United Kingdom have agreed to strengthen cyber security cooperation with each other in several areas, including the sharing of threat information and intelligence, during meetings this week between President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron in Washington, D.C.To bolster information sharing, the countries have agreed to create a joint cyber cell—which will have an operational presence in the United States and United Kingdom featuring co-located staff—that include the National Security Agency and FBI and Britain’s…

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