 Initiative Number: 2.1.5 Initiative Title: Increase speed and scale of disruption operations Initiative Description The National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force, law enforcement agencies, U.S. Cyber Command, NSA, and other elements of the intelligence community will lead the development of a menu of options for coordinating and executing disruption operations to increase the speed and scale of these operations. NCS Reference To increase the volume and speed of these integrated disruption campaigns, the Federal Government must further develop technological and organizational platforms that enable continuous, coordinated operations. Responsible Agency: FBI Completion Date: 2Q FY24 Strategic Objective 2.2: Enhance Public-Private Operational Collaboration to Disrupt Adversaries Initiative Number: 2.2.1 Initiative Title: Identify mechanisms for increased adversarial disruption through public-private operational collaboration Initiative Description The Office of the National Cyber Director, in collaboration with the interagency and private sector partners, will identify opportunities to leverage existing mechanisms to improve operational collaboration with the goal of increasing disruption of malicious cyber actors. NCS Reference Threat-specific collaboration should take the form of nimble, temporary cells, comprised of a small number of trusted operators, hosted and supported by a relevant hub. Using virtual collaboration platforms, members of the cell would share information bidirectionally and work rapidly to disrupt adversaries. The Federal Government will rapidly overcome barriers to supporting and leveraging this collaboration model, such as security requirements and records management policy. Responsible Agency: ONCD Contributing Entities: DOJ, CISA, FBI, NSA, USSS Completion Date: 2Q FY24 NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 23