The Center for Internet Security’s MS-ISAC is a collaborative state, local, territorial, and tribal (SLTT) government-focused cybersecurity organization, bolstering SLTT capacity and network defense capabilities against cyber threats. The MS-ISAC provides a centralized forum for information sharing on cyber threats between the federal government and SLTT governing bodies through a number of crucial services, while providing opportunities to analyze and correlate information among SLTT members. Funded by the DHS Cybersecurity & Communications Office, the MS-ISAC has been designated by DHS as the cybersecurity ISAC for SLTT governments. Operationally, the MS-ISAC remains an invaluable mechanism for cybersecurity coordination with SLTT governments.
Collects and disseminates MITIGATION information or resources
Collects and disseminates RESPONSE & RECOVERY information or resources
Collects and disseminates VENDOR VULNERABILITY information or resources
Provides
ANALYSIS OF RELEVANT INFORMATION and trends
Produces or provides THREAT INTELLIGENCE
Provides
ANALYSIS OF MALWARE
offering a test-bed environment
Hosts an online DISCUSSION SPACE
Hosts an online
INFO REPOSITORY
shared with members
Provides members a reach-back service for
SME CONSULTING
Provides members ACCESS TO CVE PUBLICATIONS (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures)
Provides members MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES
Provides members a LIBRARY OF ADVERSARY TACTICS, techniques, and procedures
An environment to
FORM COMMITTEES, WORKING GROUPS,
or special interest communities
Provides members
a platform to encourage member sharing
Participates in exercises
Facilitates
Mutual Aid
Supports efforts to
develop the cyber workforce
Develop and maintain
relationships
with relevant
government agencies
Participates in
automated indicator sharing