Whilst businesses and individuals debate the cost and implications of the British public’s vote to Brexit, the cybersecurity community is similarly mulling over its consequences on the sharing of cyber-breach information internationally and what it will mean for cross-border data access.

The major issues we have to face is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR); the forfeiture of threat intelligence collaboration with Europe; the potential increasing cost of security (because of the falling value of the pound); and the loss of access to European technical expertise.

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