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What Is The Automated Indicator Sharing Program (AIS) & Why Does It Matter?
Video Summary:
What exactly is the Automated Indicator Sharing (AIS) program—and why does it matter for your organization’s cybersecurity? In this episode, we break down how the AIS system—run by CISA—enabled two-way sharing of threat intelligence between the government and private sector. They explain how it worked, why it was so valuable, and what could happen now that participation and data sharing have been disrupted. We'll share: • How AIS distributed real-time, machine-readable threat indicators across sectors • Why the program dramatically expanded in 2023–2024 and who may have been driving it • How CISA sanitized and scrubbed shared data to reduce legal risks for contributors • What risks organizations now face if data sharing slows or stops • Why reduced visibility could have a chilling effect on collective cyber defense When organizations and agencies stop sharing threat intelligence, everyone loses visibility—and attackers gain the advantage. Watch now to understand how AIS worked, what’s changing, and what your organization can do to stay informed and protected. Please like and subscribe for new, weekly cybersecurity insights, and visit us at www.LMGsecurity.com if you'd like additional support to secure your organization. #Cybersecurity #CISA #ThreatIntelligence #AIS #LMGSecurity #CyberDefense #InfoSec
What exactly is the Automated Indicator Sharing (AIS) program—and why does it matter for your organization’s cybersecurity? In this episode, we break down how the AIS system—run by CISA—enabled two-way sharing of threat intelligence between the government and private sector. They explain how it worked, why it was so valuable, and what could happen now that participation and data sharing have been disrupted. We'll share: • How AIS distributed real-time, machine-readable threat indicators across sectors • Why the program dramatically expanded in 2023–2024 and who may have been driving it • How CISA sanitized and scrubbed shared data to reduce legal risks for contributors • What risks organizations now face if data sharing slows or stops • Why reduced visibility could have a chilling effect on collective cyber defense When organizations and agencies stop sharing threat intelligence, everyone loses visibility—and attackers gain the advantage. Watch now to understand how AIS worked, what’s changing, and what your organization can do to stay informed and protected. Please like and subscribe for new, weekly cybersecurity insights, and visit us at www.LMGsecurity.com if you'd like additional support to secure your organization. #Cybersecurity #CISA #ThreatIntelligence #AIS #LMGSecurity #CyberDefense #InfoSec
