CISP

Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CISP)

The Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CiSP) is a joint industry and government initiative set up to exchange cyber threat information in real time, in a secure, confidential and dynamic environment, increasing situational awareness and reducing the impact on UK business.

Why should you become a member of CiSP?

engagement with industry and government counterparts in a secure environment
early warning of cyber threats
ability to learn from experiences, mistakes, successes of other users and seek advice
an improved ability to protect their company network
access to free network monitoring reports tailored to your organisations’ requirements.

What products does CiSP produce?

Alerts and Advisories, including from national and international partners
Best practice and guidance documents on common themes
Quarterly Reports on threat trends
Malware and phishing email analysis
Incident Reporting.

To become a registered CiSP member you must be:

a UK registered company or other legal entity which is responsible for the administration of an electronic communications network in the UK
sponsored by either a government department, existing CiSP member or industry champion

If your organisation has joined CiSP already you can register as an individual.

Application process

If your organisation is new to CiSP and you are looking for a sponsor please contact the Cyber Resilience Unit at the Scottish Governement at cyberresilience@gov.scot

If you want further details or have a specific query about CiSP then please email cisp@ncsc.gov.uk

CiSP – The Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership

Scottish Information Sharing Network (SciNET Group)

SciNet is a community for Scottish Buisnesses to engage on CiSP. The Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CiSP) is a joint industry and government initiative set up to exchange cyber threat information in real time, in a secure, confidential and […]