Nine New Members Join Nonprofit Cyber Coalition

The first coalition of cybersecurity nonprofits focused on tangible results expands its membership

 

New York – April 25, 2022: Nonprofit Cyber, the first-of-its-kind coalition of global nonprofit cybersecurity organizations, today announced the induction of nine new members and the creation of a new class of membership. 

Eight of the new member organizations have joined as active members. They include the Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange, the Cyber Risk Institute, the Forge Institute, the Global Resilience Federation, the Institute for Security and Technology, the Open Cybersecurity Alliance, OpenSecurityTraining2, and SecureTheVillage. 

The creation of the “affiliate” class of membership was done to enable a wider range of organizations to support the work of implementation-focused cybersecurity nonprofits. Government entities, foundations and other funding organizations, commercial entities, associations, and other nonprofits all may qualify as affiliate members. Nomad Futurist is Nonprofit Cyber’s first affiliate member.

With these new additions Nonprofit Cyber is now 31 members strong.

“CISA looks forward to its continued collaboration with Nonprofit Cyber and to the impact we will achieve through this partnership,” said Kiersten Todt, Chief of Staff of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. “The growth of Nonprofit Cyber is a demonstration of the immediate value of the Coalition and the need for a unifying model for diverse entities focused on raising the bar in cybersecurity.”

“The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security is pleased to see the Nonprofit Cyber Coalition continue to grow, and has included nine new members,” said Sami Khoury, Head, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. “It truly shows that raising the bar of cyber security is a team effort and takes global collaboration.”

About Nonprofit Cyber

Nonprofit Cyber is a coalition of global nonprofit organizations formed to enhance joint action to improve cybersecurity. All coalition members are nonprofits that serve the public interest by developing, sharing, deploying, and increasing the awareness of cybersecurity best practices, tools, standards, and services. 

About Nonprofit Cyber’s New Members and Affiliate Members

The Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange was created to build a secure Canada where all organizations, both private and public, collaborate to reduce cyber security risks. Learn more at https://cctx.ca/

The Cyber Risk Institute is a not-for-profit coalition of financial institutions and trade associations that is working to protect the global economy by enhancing cybersecurity and resiliency through standardization. Learn more at https://cyberriskinstitute.org/

The Forge Institute is committed to protecting our Nation through unparalleled instructor-led workforce cyber training and trusted collaboration between the public and private sectors. Our mantra, “Forever One Step Ahead,” is our reminder to remain vigilant, updated, and innovative against an enemy that seeks nothing less than the permanent disruption of our way of life. Learn more at https://www.forge.institute/

The Global Resilience Federation builds, develops, and connects security information sharing communities for mutual defense. Learn more at https://www.grf.org/

The Institute for Security and Technology designs and advances solutions to the world’s toughest emerging security threats. In 2021, it convened the Ransomware Task Force, which recommended a series of actions across industry and government to combat the cybersecurity risks enabling the scourge of ransomware. Learn more at https://securityandtechnology.org/ 

The Open Cybersecurity Alliance is building an open ecosystem where cybersecurity products interoperate without the need for custom integrations. Using community-developed standards and practices, OCA is simplifying integration across the threat lifecycle. Learn more at https://opencybersecurityalliance.org/

OpenSecurityTraining2’s mission is to provide the world’s deepest and best cybersecurity training. That our classes are free is just a bonus! Learn more at https://ost2.fyi/

SecureTheVillage is on a mission to educate, support, and advocate for cybersecurity and data privacy.  Learn more at https://securethevillage.org/

The Nomad Futurist Foundation focuses on providing children in underserved communities with the education and support they need to understand the technologies that power our digital world, opening up opportunities for growth and new career paths. Learn more at https://nomadfuturist.org/