Shield 3 World-class threat sharing and blocking Australia has access to real-time threat data, and we can block threats at scale. What success looks like Australians should feel confident that the Government and industry are working together to identify and block cyber threats before they cause significant harm. Cyber threat intelligence sharing plays a crucial role in enhancing threat visibility across the economy, with collaboration between Government and industry helping to build a holistic threat picture. The Government draws on its access to expertise and information from classified sources to help businesses anticipate and respond to sophisticated cyber threats. Meanwhile, industry provides real-time data on emerging threats and vulnerabilities, helping the Government to enhance preparedness and response options. New technologies and practices will inevitably shape the threat landscape and improve our capacity to share threat information at scale. By 2030, we will have a thriving whole-of-economy threat sharing and blocking network that will build on ASD’s existing intelligence threat sharing platforms to enhance our ability to share cyber threat intelligence at machine speed across the nation. This network will include enhanced industry-to-industry information sharing, providing a multi-directional ‘hub and spoke’ model feeding data back into government threat intelligence systems and enabling information to be effectively distributed to industry. Real-time threat sharing will facilitate automated threat-blocking capabilities, enabling industry and the Government to block cyber threats before they reach end users. How we’ll get there To achieve our 2030 vision, the Australian Government will: • create a whole-of-economy threat intelligence network; and • scale threat-blocking capabilities to stop cyber attacks. 34 2023–2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy