The only global cyber intelligence sharing community solely focused on financial services
The convergence of nation-state actors and cyber criminals is leading to more well-funded and sophisticated cross-border attacks. The financial system is a prime target.
Third-party risks remain heightened in a global financial industry with many commonly shared suppliers. Third-party vendors and suppliers performing critical services for financial services firms will continue to be lucrative targets for threat actors.
Meanwhile, the pandemic has exponentially accelerated digital transformation, making financial services both more interconnected and more competitive.
FS-ISAC is the industry's trusted hub for cross-border cyber intelligence sharing, enabling firms to pool resources, expertise, and capabilities to better manage cyber risks and incident response.
Unlike vendor threat feeds, FS-ISAC’s intelligence is from other member financial firms, analyzed, and enriched by our Global Intelligence Office.
No one firm can stay ahead of all cyber threats. And yet a threat to one firm is a threat to the broader financial system.
See the full list of current institutional membership benefits here. The full slate of institutional membership benefits starting in 2024 is here.
Annual dues are determined based on your firm's exposure, informed by criteria such as assets, revenue, assets under management, and clearing customers.
Financial firms of the following types are eligible for membership:
If your firm is NOT a member and you have questions about becoming a member please send an email to membership@fsisac.com.*
*We can only review submissions with corporate email addresses.
If you ARE a member but don't have an Intelligence Exchange account please reach out to your POC or email memberquestions@fsisac.com.
FS-ISAC members are bound by the Operating Rules, Membership Agreement, and End User License Agreement.
****If your firm is a service provider or vendor offering information and cyber security products to the financial sector, please find information about our Affiliate and event sponsorship programs here.
In the US, small community-based financial institutions with less than $1 billion in assets may elect to register as a Critical Notification Only Participant (CNOP).