In the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, information sharing with peers and colleagues has never been more important than it is right now. You likely have seen and/or compiled indicators to find a wide range of digital footprints, from ransomware to nation-state to organized crime to those annoying toolbars. However, some organizations (especially government) try to limit the amount of information that is shared with others in the cybersecurity industry. This presentation will walk through a real-world scenario, involving real bad actors and real net defenders, and underscore the importance of checking your ego, setting aside preconceptions, and sharing actionable (and unclassified) data within the cybersecurity community to help ensure the protection of everyone. The "bad guys" are freely sharing information, so why shouldn't the "good guys"?