Homeland Security Today (HSToday) announced today a strategic partnership with the newly launched Center for Cross-Sector Coordination (CXC), establishing a new weekly newsletter to accompany its Critical Infrastructure Security vertical and a dedicated editorial board to further advance understanding and collaboration across the nation’s 16 critical infrastructures.
As part of this collaboration, CXC founders will Chair HSToday’s Critical Infrastructure Security editorial board, bringing deep, cross-sector expertise to help shape content, analysis, and insights focused on the evolving risks facing critical infrastructure.
The new newsletter and its vertical will serve as a central platform for thought leadership, expert perspectives, and actionable insights spanning all 16 critical infrastructure sectors—from energy and transportation to healthcare, telecommunications, and the defense industrial base. You can sign up for the new newsletter, going each Wednesday, here.
“This partnership reflects the growing need for a more integrated, cross-sector approach to critical infrastructure security and information sharing,” said Kristina Tanasichuk, Executive Editor of Homeland Security Today. “By bringing CXC’s leadership into our editorial ecosystem, we are expanding the depth of our coverage at a time when risks are increasingly interconnected, asymmetric, and distributed.”
From cyber intrusions and physical threats to supply chain disruptions and natural disasters—further intensified by geopolitical tensions—disruptions in one sector can quickly cascade across others, posing significant risks to national security, economic stability, and public services.
“Having a platform for CI owners and operators to share ideas, learn from one another and from experts in HSToday’s community, will truly evolve our information sharing to the next level,” said Kelly Murray, Co-founder and Executive Director of CXC. “Our vibrant community will not only be connected to one another, we will be part of the information sharing network that is HSToday.”
The expanded Infrastructure Security vertical will continue to feature original analysis, interviews, and commentary from leaders across government, industry, and academia. The new accompanying newsletter will provide a weekly curated digest of key developments, expert perspectives and commentary, emerging threats, and innovative solutions shaping the resilience of critical infrastructure systems. HSToday will also continue to spearhead efforts recognizing Critical Infrastructure Security & Resilience Month in November by hosting its annual CISR collaboration, focusing editorial on critical infrastructure, and producing its annual Special Edition on Critical Infrastructure.
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About the Center for Cross-Sector Coordination (CXC)
The Center for Cross-Sector Coordination (CXC) is an industry-driven, cross-sector, not-for-profit initiative that unites infrastructure owners and operators and security practitioners across multiple domains to enhance coordination, inform policy, and serve as a force-multiplier and trusted partner to government. Representing the next generation of public–private partnership, CXC brings together stakeholders across all 16 critical infrastructure sectors to build a more cohesive ecosystem defined by shared awareness, practical tools, trusted relationships, and collaborative mechanisms to address evolving threats.
Learn more about CXC here, and check them out on LinkedIn here.
About Homeland Security Today (www.HSToday.us)
Homeland Security Today (HSToday) is the nonprofit media arm of the Government Technology & Services Coalition. HSToday provides trusted information, analysis, and insights for the homeland security community, delivered by seasoned experts with experience across government and industry. Coverage spans border security and immigration; counterterrorism; cybersecurity; transportation and maritime security; emergency management and first responders; UAS/UAVs; terrorism prevention; and more—serving leaders across government, industry, and academia.
Sign up for HSToday here. Join us on Linkedin here.
The Government Technology & Services Coalition (GTSC) is a non–profit, non-partisan 501(c)(6) association of innovative CEOs that create, develop, and implement solutions for the Federal homeland and national security sector, and the owner of the Homeland Security Today (HSToday) media platform. HSToday is dedicated to informing and supporting the efforts of public, private, nonprofit, and academic organizations and practitioners engaged in the homeland security mission. Since its inception as a for-profit publication in 2004, and as a nonprofit as of 2017, HSToday has provided award-winning news and analysis revealing the challenges, opportunities and successes of the United States’ homeland and national security and intelligence communities.
For more information on the Homeland Security Today, please visit www.hstoday.us. For more information on the Government Technology & Services Coalition (GTSC), visit www.GTSCoalition.com.
