For its Second Anniversary, Nonprofit Cyber Announces Executive Committee Members and Welcomes New Members

For its Second Anniversary, Nonprofit Cyber Announces Executive Committee Members and Welcomes New Members

The first coalition of cybersecurity nonprofits focused on tangible results elected its new Executive Committee Members, as well as the addition of two new members: Puntu.Eus and Consejosi

New York, February 23, 2024 — The Nonprofit Cyber coalition marks its second anniversary with the appointment of a new Executive Committee, slated for the term spanning February 2024 to February 2026, and the addition of two new members. With these new additions, Nonprofit Cyber now boasts a membership of 40 nonprofits dedicated to developing and deploying cybersecurity solutions at scale. 

Executive Committee Members Re-elected 

The 2024-2026 Executive Committee Members are as follows:

Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG)

Center for Internet Security (CIS)

Cloud Security Alliance (CSA)

CREST International

Cyber Readiness Institute (CRI)

Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA)

CyberPeace Institute

Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST)

Global Cyber Alliance (GCA)

Institute for Security and Technology

OWASP

SAFECode

As most organizations witness the renewal of their terms, the Executive Committee welcomes two newcomers: the CyberPeace Institute and the Institute for Security and Technology. These distinguished organizations have been selected to assume pivotal roles in influencing the direction and initiatives of Nonprofit Cyber, the first-of-its-kind coalition of global nonprofit cybersecurity organizations, over the next two years. 

“We are honored to contribute to Nonprofit Cyber as a new member of the Executive Committee. In the short time of two years since its founding, it has proven the commitment and dedication of its community working towards a more safe and secure cyberspace. This initiative and the community around it bring us closer to our shared goal: digital resilience for all.” 

  • Stéphane Duguin, CyberPeace Institute

Co-Chairs Mandates Extended

Following a successful term, the following Nonprofit Cyber Co-Chairs had their mandates extended for two additional years:

  • Tony Sager, Center for Internet Security (CIS)
  • Phil Reitinger, Global Cyber Alliance (GCA)

We are grateful for Tony and Phil’s continued leadership and dedication to Nonprofit Cyber’s mission of making the digital world safer for everyone. Their invaluable contributions have been instrumental in advancing the coalition’s goals and initiatives.

“Being re-elected fills me with immense pride. I am honored to have contributed to the coalition’s early successes like the Solutions Index, and am committed to collaborating with Nonprofit Cyber members to grow the community and develop even more impactful projects, leaving a lasting positive impact on the digital world.”

  • Tony Sager, Center for Internet Security

“I am honored to have the opportunity to continue to serve the nonprofit cybersecurity community, and through them the Internet ecosystem. Nonprofit Cyber has made significant strides in its first two years, launching the Solutions Index, developing the Common Authentication Guidelines, and growing to 40 members. Thanks to the enthusiastic efforts of Nonprofit Cyber’s members, I see more great things ahead.” 

  • Phil Reitinger, Global Cyber Alliance 

A Coalition of 40 Members

Nonprofit Cyber is thrilled to welcome two new members: PUNTU.EUS and CONSEJOSI. These members bring exceptional regional leadership and perspectives with their respective expertise from the Basque Country and Latin America. 

With these new additions, Nonprofit Cyber is now 40 members strong.

“The financial impact of cybercrime is escalating dramatically, with projections indicating it could surpass the cybersecurity industry’s value by a factor of 50 this year alone. This alarming trend underscores the critical need for collaborative efforts in addressing cybersecurity challenges. In response, we are proud to announce our strategic partnership with Nonprofit Cyber, a leader in cybersecurity solutions. This collaboration is set to significantly enhance CONSEJOSI’s ability to protect and serve the digital landscapes of Latin America.“

  • David Taboada, CONSEJOSI

“As a company deeply dedicated to combating DNS Abuse, PUNTU.EUS acknowledges the necessity of joining the Nonprofit Cyber Coalition. Our decision to become part of this alliance is a strategic initiative aimed at actively engaging in a collaborative effort, strengthening our online presence, and collectively contributing to a secure digital future. Through alignment with like-minded organizations, we enhance the resilience of our digital infrastructure, magnifying the impact of preserving the Basque online community within the expansive landscape of the internet.”

  • Josu Waliño, PUNTU.EUS

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.

Learn more at https://nonprofitcyber.org/. 

Media Contact

Ms. Kayle Giroud,  Global Cyber Alliance and Nonprofit Cyber Secretariat, kgiroud@globalcyberalliance.org