The National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance (NCFTA) was formed in 2002. It serves one essential purpose: to provide a trusted, confidential forum where private sector and law enforcement can work together to identify and disrupt today’s most pressing cyber-related threats. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we offer a neutral setting that’s essential to sharing openly, learning mutually, and defending collectively. We are a community of the committed, not the curious.
Connects with cross-sector Members' CTI and Enterprise Security teams to collectively share real-time and evolving cyber threats. Our internal team supports our Members through requested technical research, well-honed intelligence gathering practices and reporting, incident response support, and a robust Malware analysis capability.
Comprised of financial industry stakeholders who responsibly share intelligence, analytical and investigative resources, and threat mitigation strategies, all within a safe harbor. The team works to assess, identify, connect, and validate cyber-enabled fraud, money laundering, and other cyber-financial criminal activity.
Focused on identifying and sharing actionable intelligence among a community committed to disrupting the global distribution and sale of counterfeit goods; illicit drugs, pharmaceuticals, and tobacco; and fraud impacting the retail sector.
We treat our Members as “partners” due to the collaborative nature of our work. They come from Fortune 500 companies and other cross-sector businesses, government agencies, and a select number of academic programs.
We provide a team of cross-functional NCFTA intelligence analysts, in-person venues and workspaces, and secure virtual communication channels (i.e. intelligence sharing infrastructure), which foster a community of collaboration and trust. The NCFTA and our Members have no agenda other than to share what’s emerging, what’s working, and ultimately disrupt the most urgent cyber-enabled threats to individuals, corporations, and even national security.