About the SIG
The cyber attacks against public and private organizations their networks, systems and information is one of the most serious economic and security threats our nation faces. The Cybersecurity SIG, through the unique role available to ACT-IAC, provides opportunities for industry and federal government to identify and overcome obstacles to help secure the cyberspace and critical infrastructure on which the nation depends. Members tackle these challenges through crafting informative programs, participating in focused working groups, and developing whitepapers to foster adoption of standards, best practices and solutions.
Focus Areas
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Security Situational Awareness
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Cloud Computing / Virtualization / Data Center Optimization
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Mobility and Security
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Continuous Monitoring and Risk Management
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Malware Detection and Prevention
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Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM)
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Identity and Access Management
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Cybersecurity Workforce Development
Meetings, Networking and Events
The SIG meets monthly on the 1st Friday of each month from 1pm - 3pm. Meetings are held both in person, in the 6th floor conference room of the ACT-IAC Offices in Fairfax, VA as well as via teleconference/webinar. Please register to attend in person or participate via teleconference via the ACT-IAC website. Check the IAC calendar for meeting details or contact the Communications Chair.
SIG sponsored programs and events are scheduled on our SIG calendar and also broadcast to SIG members via email. These events typically are conducted in person and simulcast via live webinar.
Get Involved
Membership in this SIG is open to anyone in the ACT-IAC membership. Contact SIG Director John Shaw for more information.
We are seeking individuals with interest in participating in or leading activities centered around one or more of our Focus Areas. Contact the Chair, Vice Chair or Communication Chair to express your interest or participate in monthly SIG meetings.