FBI Cyber Strategy Tackles Emerging Threats
Jason Bilnoski, Deputy Assistant Cyber Director, FBI Cyber Division
The FBI’s updated cyber strategy outlines a new approach to countering increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, disrupting adversaries and strengthening collaboration across government and industry.
FBI Cyber Division Deputy Assistant Director Jason Bilnoski discussed the agency’s cyber priorities and how the bureau is evolving cyber operations to address emerging threats from nation-state actors and cybercriminal groups. He also highlighted efforts to accelerate threat intelligence sharing, strengthen critical infrastructure defenses and encourage earlier victim reporting to help disrupt cyber campaigns.
Bilnoski examined how the FBI is expanding partnerships with the private sector and leveraging artificial intelligence to accelerate investigations, analyze threats and improve cyber response capabilities.
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Jason Bilnoski Deputy Assistant Cyber Director FBI Cyber Division
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