TEL AVIV, Israel — President Donald Trump’s homeland security adviser has announced a new cybersecurity partnership with Israel. Tom Bossert says the new working group will focus on key cyber issues and encourage international co-operation. He says the partnership is aimed at “stopping adversaries in networks and identifying ways to hold bad actors responsible.”Bossert spoke at Israel’s Cyber Week conference in Tel Aviv. He said the government has created a “cyber net” with dozens of companies to work together on security issues. Netanyahu says Israel attracts roughly one-fifth of global private investment in cyber security.

Source: National Post June 26, 2017 17:37 UTC