The UKUSA Agreement is a treaty for cooperation in intelligence sharing between the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Established after World War II, it focuses on sharing signals intelligence, which includes information gathered from electronic communications. This partnership enhances national security and helps combat global threats. The agreement is part of a broader alliance known as the Five Eyes, which emphasizes collaboration among these countries in various areas of intelligence and defense. Through the UKUSA Agreement, member nations work together to monitor and analyze potential risks, ensuring a coordinated response to international challenges.