CenturyLink CEO Says Public-Private Partnerships Key in Countering Cyberthreats
Public-private partnerships are critical in countering cyberthreats, said CenturyLink CEO Glen Post, speaking to military and industry leaders. "In this rapidly evolving environment, how and with whom our nations partner will have profound effects on the security and prosperity of…
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our global economy," Post said at the NATO Communications and Information Agency's Annual Industry Conference and AFCEA TechNet International event in Ottawa, said a company release Monday. "Given the extraordinary speed of innovation and technology adoption, CenturyLink is leveraging its relationships with our customers, vendors and peers to anticipate and address these challenges and assure the resiliency of our cyber ecosystem." He said industry and government parties must pursue partnerships with trusted peers. "Securing our collective networks against evolving cyberthreats begins when organizations acknowledge we are all interdependent and that we face common threats and vulnerabilities," he said. "It is only by working together that we can create the best technologies, processes and world-leading solutions."