Working Together to Protect American Business

The video discusses InfraGard, a partnership between the FBI and private sector, focusing on information sharing and education to protect critical infrastructures. It highlights InfraGard's growth, structure, and the benefits of membership, including networking and access to resources. The video also covers the FBI's outreach to the private sector, the role of DSAC, and the launch of InfraGard University for skill enhancement. Additionally, it addresses public-private partnerships and challenges in information security.

What was the primary reason for the creation of InfraGard?

• To provide financial support to businesses

• To develop new technologies

• To address issues related to critical infrastructures

• To promote international trade

How many InfraGard chapters are there in the United States?

• 50

• 77

• 100

• 150

What is the main focus of DSAC?

• International relations

• Business-related collaboration

• Environmental protection

• Individual memberships

Who can apply for DSAC membership?

• Interns

• Mid-level managers

• Any employee

• CEOs or CSOs

What is one of the key benefits of being an InfraGard member?

• Free travel

• Access to a network of security peers

• Guaranteed government contracts

• Automatic promotion in the FBI

How often do InfraGard chapters typically meet?

• Weekly

• Daily

• Annually

• Monthly or quarterly

What is the purpose of InfraGard University?

• To offer degrees

• To provide skill enhancement and workforce development

• To conduct research

• To organize social events

What is a common concern for businesses when collaborating with the FBI?

• Limited access to information

• High costs

• Intimidation and expectations

• Lack of resources

Why is cybersecurity important for companies like Krispy Kreme?

• To protect their recipes

• To expand internationally

• To increase sales

• To prevent their websites from being used for malicious activities

What role do public-private partnerships play in cybersecurity?

• They facilitate information sharing and collaboration

• They provide financial aid

• They regulate internet usage

• They offer tax benefits