FBI Publishes First-Ever Cyber Strategy, With Focus on Disrupting Threat Actors
The FBI published its first-ever Cyber Strategy on September 9, outlining four pillars for investigating and disrupting cyber threat actors and supporting victims.
The FBI's Cyber Strategy, published September 9, defines four pillars: investigate and impose costs on cyber adversaries, support victims, expand partnerships, and enhance the agency's cyber capabilities. It reflects a broader US shift toward proactive disruption, building on an August memorandum signed by President Trump authorizing collaboration with private firms on offensive cyber operations. The strategy includes expanding the Industrial Control Systems Coordinator program to every field office and deploying AI-enabled tools for triage, malware analysis, and attribution.
- Strategy has four pillars: investigate/disrupt adversaries, support victims, partnerships, and capabilities.
- Includes expanding ICS Coordinator program to dedicated personnel in every field office.
- FBI will deploy AI-enabled tools for dataset triage, malware analysis, and infrastructure mapping.
- Builds on August memorandum authorizing offensive cyber collaboration with private firms.
- CISO Academy, Cyber Executive Summits and LinCY programs expand private-sector engagement.
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The new document appears to be part of a broader shift by the US government towards the proactive disruption of cyber threat actors
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