Cyber-crime is a disturbing reality today and global efforts to reduce crime continue to evolve, with some proving to be quite effective. Information sharing communities present one such approach.

With millions of people currently working from home, the COVID-19 pandemic has stressed the importance of cybersecurity in today’s digital economy. In this context, the Charter of Trust kicked off its second, but first-ever virtual, Collaboration Week of 2020, from 8-18 June. Colleagues from all around the globe came together to exchange ideas and to continue growing the strategic outlook of the Charter of Trust, more than two years after its creation.

Collaboration and information sharing between trusted partners is one of the main strategic objectives in the Charter of Trust and we practice what we preach. This week we are pleased to announce that the Charter of Trust, under its Principle 8, has started an initiative to share cyber threat information.