Description: Joint Cyber Defense refers to collaborative defense strategies among organizations to enhance cybersecurity posture. This approach is based on the premise that cybersecurity is a collective effort, where cooperation among different entities, whether governmental, private, or otherwise, is essential to face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. In the context of Zero Trust, the need to not trust any entity, whether internal or external, without rigorous verification is emphasized. This involves implementing strict access controls and continuously monitoring activities. On the other hand, security in 5G introduces new challenges and opportunities, as the massive connectivity and speed of this technology require a robust and collaborative approach to protect critical infrastructure and sensitive data. Joint Cyber Defense thus becomes a fundamental pillar to ensure resilience and security in an interconnected digital environment, where threats can arise from multiple fronts and where collaboration is key to mitigating risks.
