CTA and Motorola Solutions, including the Public Safety Threat Alliance (PSTA) it founded and administrates, will collaborate on cyber threat intelligence sharing to strengthen the security postures of public safety agencies and enterprises globally.

“I am pleased to welcome Motorola Solutions to the Cyber Threat Alliance,” said Michael Daniel, President and CEO, Cyber Threat Alliance. “Motorola Solutions brings a new perspective to the Alliance as a leading provider of mission-critical technologies that protect our communities and as the trusted leader for cyber threat intelligence sharing in the public safety sector through the Public Safety Threat Alliance. CTA members look forward to welcoming Motorola Solutions and the enhanced cyber threat collaboration that will ensue.”

“All public safety agencies require a mission-critical cyber security posture to support the safety and security of their communities,” said Jay Kaine, Director of the PSTA, Motorola Solutions. “We look forward to collaborating with the Cyber Threat Alliance. Together, we will deliver earlier warnings and greater intelligence to the thousands of agencies that depend on this robust knowledge-sharing network to help stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.”

Cyber Threat Alliance

CTA is the first formally organised nonprofit group of cyber security practitioners that work together in good faith to share threat information and improve global defenses against advanced cyber adversaries. CTA’s mission is to facilitate the sharing of actionable intelligence and situational awareness about sophisticated cyber threats to improve its members’ cyber defences, more effectively disrupt malicious cyber actors around the world and raise the level of cyber security throughout the Internet and cyber space.