The
Maryland Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MD-ISAC) is a trusted source for information-sharing of
cybersecurity threat intelligence (CTI) for the State of Maryland’s agencies and organizations. The MD-ISAC promotes an environment in which members can collaborate on cybersecurity events or incidents specific to the State of Maryland networks & systems.
The objective of the MD-ISAC is to provide cyber threat intelligence that is:
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Timely — Automated threat sharing platforms will enable immediate synthesis of new Threat Intelligence and deliver critical Information to each member organization in real time.
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Accurate — Threat Intelligence will be enhanced through Indicators of Compromise (IOC) and Indicators of Attack (IOA) for reporting and alerts.
- Actionable — Threat Intelligence will be made agency specific-actionable through customization to customer requirements and provisioning via industry-standard protocols and formats.
Cyber Threat Intelligence (MD-ISAC) Services
This service produces timely, relevant, actionable cyber threat intelligence. MD-ISAC’s Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) team analyzes cyber threat information from open and closed sources and prepare it for sharing across customer organizations. Sharing methods include threat bulletins, email digest reports, as well as a self-service CTI portal. In the event a domain abuse or organization (brand) impersonation with malicious intent has been confirmed, the MD-ISAC can initiate a takedown request to mitigate or reduce future risks.
For more details (including pricing, maintenance windows, and your responsibilities), please refer to the
"Maryland Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MD-ISAC) Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Sharing and Collaboration Services" service agreement.
Membership
The MD-ISAC member community is built on trust among the members. This established trust will allow members to safely share information without concern that the information will cause unwanted attention to their organization.
The requesting agency must be a Maryland-based governmental organization or another governmental organization that has a direct relationship with the State of Maryland. The individual requesting membership on the organization’s behalf must be a staff member of that organization with the principal responsibility of cybersecurity at the organization. Individuals participating in MD-ISAC are required to accurately and reliably represent themselves and act in the best interest of the State of Maryland.
MD-ISAC Membership Request
Submit a membership request to join the Maryland Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MD-ISAC).
Learn about Mandatory Enrollment in MD-ISAC through
Binding Operational Directives 25-01.