Industry Engagement Program – 2020 Sessions

Become a part of the E-ISAC’s Industry Engagement Program (IEP). The E-ISAC is accepting applications for 2020 IEP sessions. To apply, contact E-ISAC Member Services

E-ISAC Monthly Briefings

The E-ISAC hosts web-based briefings on the first Tuesday of every month. These briefings include timely and relevant topics for its core members—Asset Owners and Operators.

Design Basis Threat Workshops – 2020

Upcoming dates for the Design Basis Threat (DBT) Workshops will be available in the first quarter of 2020. Please direct any questions to E-ISAC Operations

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Industry Engagement Program - 2020 Sessions

The Industry Engagement Program (IEP) is a three-day program that brings E-ISAC members together in a small group setting to learn more about the E-ISAC's information sharing capabilities, processes, and programs. IEP sessions take place at the E-ISAC's Washington, DC, office, and are open to physical and cyber security analysts and managers who are E-ISAC members. During each IEP, participants have opportunities to meet with E-ISAC staff, network with other IEP participants, and share best practices and lessons learned. The program is focused on enhancing information sharing and strengthening networks in support of a more resilient grid. To apply for the IEP, submit a biography and statement of interest to memberservices@eisac.com.

Mission: The E-ISAC reduces cyber and physical security risk to the electricity industry across North America by providing unique insights, leadership, and collaboration.

Vision: To be a world-class, trusted source of quality analysis and rapid sharing of security information for the electricity industry.

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Sharing and Analysis

Members and partners are encouraged to route information through established channels. If you are not a member, but wish to contact a member or otherwise disclose information, please contact the Operations Desk.

Regulatory Event Reporting

CIP-008 reporting can be made using any method specified in the Standard. NERC EOP-004 and DOE OE-417 reporting use their own respective forms, and can be voluntarily shared with the E-ISAC Operations Desk in conjunction with required regulatory reporting.

E-ISAC Contact

Operations: (202) 790-6000
Email: operations@eisac.com

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Senior Director, Communications
kimberly.mielcarek@nerc.net
P: (202) 644-8058

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Who can be members of the E-ISAC?

All vetted electricity owners and operators in North America may participate in E-ISAC activities. Although the ISAC framework is a U.S. government construct, the E-ISAC extends across the bulk power system territory, which includes all of the United States and Canada, and portions of Mexico. Suggested members should include titles of Chief Security Officer, Security Director, Security Supervisor, General Manager, and Intelligence/Information Analysts. Membership is free. For more information on joining the E-ISAC, email: operations@eisac.com

Why participate?

E-ISAC members receive: private-level situational awareness on security threats, including alerts; physical security and cyber security bulletins; remediation; task force reviews; events calendars; and other security-specific resources. Members are encouraged to use the E-ISAC's trusted forums to network and share candidly, directly with peers.