Abstract
ABSTRACTSharing rather than obscurity appears to be the contemporary consensus about how to create increasingly secure cyber systems. Nevertheless, in its contemporary form, national cyber defence planning is dominated by traditional logics of security that do not clearly capture both horizontal and vertical sharing systems in partnership. In contrast to this, surprising developments in defence are emerging through a community-oriented logic consisting of cooperation and transparency. This paper investigates the rise, and rapid proliferation of, Information Sharing and Analysis Centers.
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