Greg Day

Since its launch in 1986, i-4 has consistently strived to be the world’s leading forum for senior information security professionals. Many members hold senior roles within large, global organizations across a diverse range of industries, with a common dependence upon IT along with sophisticated risk management and security operations.

Established by the Head of EC3 and reporting to him, dedicated advisory groups have been created in order to foster closer cooperation with its leading non-law enforcement partners. They help to strengthen practical cooperation between law enforcement and key domains, such as internet security, telecommunications and financial services.

the National Cyber Crime Unit (NCCU) of the NCA and private sector organisations work in partnership to: coordinate joint activity against cyber crime, identify intelligence gaps and improve intelligence sharing, understand the capabilities available in law enforcement and industry, and steer the activities of Virtual Task Forces and ad hoc working groups

The World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity will: Establish, activate and coordinate global public-private partnerships to encourage intelligence sharing and the development of cyber norms Collectively develop, test and implement cutting-edge knowledge and tools to foresee and protect against cyberattacks, current and future Implement global capacity-building and training programmes to produce the next generation of cybersecurity professionals Establish, coordinate and facilitate a… Show more

The World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity will: Establish, activate and coordinate global public-private partnerships to encourage intelligence sharing and the development of cyber norms Collectively develop, test and implement cutting-edge knowledge and tools to foresee and protect against cyberattacks, current and future Implement global capacity-building and training programmes to produce the next generation of cybersecurity professionals Establish, coordinate and facilitate a Global Rapid-Reaction Cybersecurity Task Force comprised of experts from our partner community to help mitigate the negative impact of severe global cyberattacks. Show less

Since its launch in 1986, i-4 has consistently strived to be the world’s leading forum for senior information security professionals. Many members hold senior roles within large, global organizations across a diverse range of industries, with a common dependence upon IT along with sophisticated risk management and security operations.

Since its launch in 1986, i-4 has consistently strived to be the world’s leading forum for senior information security professionals. Many members hold senior roles within large, global organizations across a diverse range of industries, with a common dependence upon IT along with sophisticated risk management and security operations.

The Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CiSP) is a joint industry and government initiative set up to exchange cyber threat information in real time, in a secure, confidential and dynamic environment, increasing situational awareness and reducing the impact on UK business.

The Council of Europe helps to protect societies worldwide from the threat of cybercrime through the Convention on Cybercrime and its Protocol on Xenophobia and Racism, the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) and the technical cooperation programmes on cybercrime.

The Cyber security group has been formed to provide a coherent voice for industry working in "high threat" areas - including defence, national security and resilience, the protection of critical national infrastructure, intelligence and organised crime. The group provides a channel for government, industry and the wider stakeholder community to discuss policy, strategy and implementation issues.