The National Security Agency's Cybersecurity Collaboration Center (CCC) is how NSA scales intel-driven cybersecurity through open, collaborative partnerships. The CCC works with industry, interagency, and international partners to harden the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, operationalize NSA's unique insights on nation-state cyber threats, jointly create mitigations guidance for emerging activity and chronic cybersecurity challenges, and secure emerging technologies. NSA's Cybersecurity Collaboration Center was stood up in December 2020. Since then, the CCC has grown its partner base to more than 1900+ bi-directional collaborative relationships. Through these partnerships, the CCC is able to scale prevention, detection, and mitigation techniques to billions of endpoints worldwide.
For small and medium businesses supporting critical DoD supply chains, NSA's CCC also provides no-cost cybersecurity services. These include Protective Domain Name System (PDNS, or a DNS filtering service), Attack Surface Management (ASM), Continuous Automatous Penetration Testing (CAPT) and non-public, DIB specific NSA threat intelligence. These services help small and medium businesses reduce their risk of a costly cybersecurity incident and better protect sensitive USG information residing on private sector networks.
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