FSISAC

The Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center, commonly known as FSISAC, is a private, not-for-profit organization that serves as a hub for financial services organizations to share cyber threat intelligence and best practices. It was established in 2004 following recommendations from the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection. FSISAC operates globally, facilitating the exchange of information regarding cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and incidents among its member institutions. This collaboration aims to enhance the collective security posture of the financial sector against a wide range of cyber risks.

Membership in FSISAC is voluntary and includes banks, credit unions, insurance companies, asset managers, and other financial institutions. The organization provides its members with timely and actionable threat intelligence, including details on malware, phishing campaigns, and exploited vulnerabilities. FSISAC also conducts regular threat assessments and disseminates alerts and advisories. Beyond intelligence sharing, it offers opportunities for members to engage in exercises, training, and discussions on cybersecurity resilience and incident response. The primary goal is to foster a more secure and resilient financial ecosystem by enabling proactive defense against emerging cyber threats.