The Homeland Security and Defense Departments have agreed to play nice when it comes to cyber security. They have formally agreed to coordinate efforts, including exchanges of cyber security experts. A memorandum of agreement covers the people, technologies and buildings the two departments will share. DHS will establish a coordination director to work at the National Security Agency. The same person will be a liaison to DOD’s Cyber Command. And DOD will assign a senior NSA official to work closely with DHS.

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