The Coordination Gap: How Attackers Are Outpacing Law Enforcement
The fight against cybercrime is increasingly losing ground due to attackers’ growing coordination and adaptability, outpacing law enforcement’s ability to respond effectively. Carole House, a cybersecurity strategist, argues that a shift is needed – moving beyond reactive attribution and investigations to a coordinated, multi-agency strategy modeled after military frameworks. She emphasizes the importance of sharing threat intelligence and prioritizing efforts based on the impact of breaches, rather than simply targeting individual actors. The article highlights the challenges of information sharing and the need for a long-term, collaborative approach within the security community.
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