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The '''Global Cyber Alliance''' (GCA) is an IGO initiative for building practical, measurable solutions for making the | {{CompanyInfo| | ||
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| industry = Registry, Legal, Internet, etc. | |||
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| country = USA | |||
| businesses = IT Services and IT Consulting | |||
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| email = info@globalcyberalliance.org | |||
| website = [http://www.globalcyberalliance.org/ Global Cyber Alliance] | |||
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| facebook = [http://link Company Name] | |||
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| keypeople = [[Philip Reitinger]],[[Brian Cute]] | |||
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The '''Global Cyber Alliance''' (GCA) is an IGO initiative for building practical, measurable solutions for making the Internet more trustworthy and accelerating their adoption around the world. Its founding organizations include the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and The Center for Internet Security.<ref>[https://www.globalcyberalliance.org/ GCA Homepage]</ref> | |||
==Project Collaborations== | ==Project Collaborations== | ||
===DMARC=== | ===DMARC=== | ||
===AIDE=== | ===AIDE=== | ||
===Quad9=== | ===Quad9=== | ||
===GCA Cybersecurity | ===GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit=== | ||
[[Public Interest Registry]] and the Global Cyber Alliance partnered to develop this toolkit to address the cybersecurity needs of the mission-based community.<ref>[https://gcatoolkit.org/mission-based-orgs/ GCA Toolkit.org]</ref> | |||
===Domain Trust=== | ===Domain Trust=== | ||
* data sharing about and takedown of [[Malicious Domain]]s via an ongoing cycle of discovery, validation, and action<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/presentation-day2dc-domaintrust-platform-daigle-26may21-en.pdf GCA Presentation, IDS 2021]</ref> | * data sharing about and takedown of [[Malicious Domain]]s via an ongoing cycle of discovery, validation, and action<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/presentation-day2dc-domaintrust-platform-daigle-26may21-en.pdf GCA Presentation, IDS 2021]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category:IGO Community]] | |||
[[Category:Cybersecurity]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 3 August 2024
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| Type: | Privately Held, Public, etc. |
| Industry: | Registry, Legal, Internet, etc. |
| Founded: | place, year |
| Founder(s): | name of founder(s) here |
| Ownership: | current ownership, year purchased |
| Country: | USA |
| Businesses: | IT Services and IT Consulting |
| Email: | info@globalcyberalliance.org |
| Website: | Global Cyber Alliance |
| Blog: | Blog Name |
| Facebook: | Company Name |
| LinkedIn: | Company Name |
| Twitter: |  @twitterhandle
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| Key People | |
| Philip Reitinger,Brian Cute | |
The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an IGO initiative for building practical, measurable solutions for making the Internet more trustworthy and accelerating their adoption around the world. Its founding organizations include the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and The Center for Internet Security.[1]
Project Collaborations
DMARC
AIDE
Quad9
GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit
Public Interest Registry and the Global Cyber Alliance partnered to develop this toolkit to address the cybersecurity needs of the mission-based community.[2]
Domain Trust
- data sharing about and takedown of Malicious Domains via an ongoing cycle of discovery, validation, and action[3]