Cybercrime Support Network

To share cyber attack information, we need a common vocabulary. What one organization calls an “attack,” another organization may call an “incident,” an “event,” or a “breach.” Humans might
understand that we are talking about the same thing, but computer systems will not. The National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) is that vocabulary. The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) awarded the Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) a cooperative agreement in September 2020 to develop a State, Local, Tribal & Territorial (SLTT) NIEM Cyber Pilot. CSN is working with CISA, stakeholders, and the SLTT community to help improve the nation’s cyber resiliency through the development and deployment of the new NIEM Cyber Domain.

Romance Scam Survivors
According to the FTC, US adults reported losing over $304M to romance scams in 2020; the true losses are likely over $1B. CSN provides peer support groups to help romance scam survivors combat feelings of loss, embarrassment, and isolation, while teaching cybercrime awareness and education.

For more information, contact: [email protected]

Foundational Funding by FINRA Foundation

America’s service members, veterans, military spouses, survivors, and their families are disproportionately targeted for online crimes that can have a devastating impact on their personal and financial well-being, and our national security. That’s why a bold new alliance of military and veteran service organizations, government entities, non-governmental organizations, foundations and corporations are banding together to form the Partnership to FightCybercrime. Please visit fightcybercrime.org/military to learn more or to join.

For more information, contact: [email protected]

Foundational Funding by Craig Newmark Philanthropies & Comcast