Giuliani's so-called "cyber working group," a vague advisory committee officially announced by Trump's presidential transition team in early January, is rarely in contact with White House staff.

Donald Trump confidant Rudy Giuliani is one of the leading voices in designing a “cyber doctrine” for the U.S., according to the Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, but there is little information about how that process is going.

Giuliani will focus on "private sector cyber security problems and emerging solutions developing in the private sector," according to a release from Trump's transition team. Additionally, Giuliani will be asked to gather a group of corporate executives to meet with Trump in order to discuss cybersecurity challenges in the private sector