Michigan forms new Partnership with the US Department of Homeland Security
In a first-of-its-kind federal-state cybersecurity partnership, the US Department of Homeland Security is partnering with Michigan to improve cyber defenses.
A joint press release came out today on the DHS website. This effort is a big step forward for Michigan and DHS, and comes as cyber threats are increasing globally.
From a Michigan perspective, this partnership strengthens our overall technical infrastructure and cyber security posture. New opportunities to improve collaboration are also being established.
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