Enabling a Secure
and Trustworthy Internet

Internet security is one of the most significant challenges in our connected world. A trustworthy Internet is a shared, universal challenge that reaches beyond borders and connects us all. Fortunately, the Internet was built by people and it runs on software. That means we can fix it – fast.

At GCA we build programs, partnerships, and tools to make the connected world safer and more secure for all. Join us. Help us make the Internet a better place.

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At GCA we foster cooperation across industries and governments. We build tools that make a difference and make them available for free. We take decisive, measurable action to reduce cyber risk. We invite you to join us in making an impact.

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Programs

We develop programs and projects designed to address a critical challenge within the cyber risk landscape. From analyzing attacks on IoT devices, to providing free tools and resources to help reduce cyber risk and improve email security, our programs are central to making the Internet safer.

IoT Security
Routing Security
Cybersecurity For All
Trustworthy Connections
Trustworthy Email
Trustworthy Information
Metrics

IoT Security

As the use of Internet of Things (IoT) surges, people are moving toward taking advantage of technology to make operations more efficient. But interconnected devices pose great risks. We’re helping people better secure devices and technologies so they can focus on what matters most.

IoT Security
AIDE

Routing Security

The health and success of all Internet activities rely on having secure and trustworthy networks to support them.  We’re helping the networking industry understand the state of best current practices for routing security and fostering community-led improvements. Please check back for more information and updates as this project progresses.

Routing Security

Cybersecurity For All

To build a trustworthy Internet and reduce cyber risk, everyone  – individuals, businesses, nonprofits and charities, educational institutions, and government – needs to have access to tools and resources. We’ve made that possible with a series of free toolkits and training resources to help bridge the gap.

Small Business Toolkit

Trustworthy Connections

The Internet is built on connections. If those connections have been compromised or the user is misled then trust in the system erodes. GCA seeks to increase trust in the Internet by identifying malicious domains and addresses and block or enable blocking connections with them.

Quad9
Domain Trust

Trustworthy Email

Email communication is an important part of how we communicate, and unfortunately, continues to be exploited for malicious intent. GCA seeks to reduce the perennial issue of email misuse by advancing better email practices and protocols.

DMARC

Trustworthy Information

Trust in information matters. GCA seeks to increase the reliability of online information and governance by providing cybersecurity resources to help protect journalists, elections offices and community organizations.

Craig Newmark Scholars Program
Elections Toolkit

Metrics

Metrics matter. They tell us how we are doing and where the problems lie. In cybersecurity, reliable metrics are hard to come by and standards for measurement are missing. We aim to change that.

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DMARC Report
DNS Security Report
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John Gilligan, Executive Chairman, Center for Internet Security (CIS)

I remain convinced that the alliance will permit us to start reducing the impact of the growing global cyber threats.

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Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., Manhattan District Attorney

A crime prevented is far better than a crime prosecuted. The Global Cyber Alliance crosses borders and sectors in an effort to map, understand, and thwart cybercrime, with no profit motive attached, and no goal other than the prevention of future crimes. Together, we are inaugurating a new, better, international approach to fighting this global problem.

Ian Dyson QPM, Commissioner of the City of London Police

I would encourage organisations across the world to not only recognise the importance of the work of the GCA but also join up so that together we can make the cyber world a safer place for all.

Latest Updates

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The Global Cyber Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making the Internet a safer place by reducing cyber risk. We build programs, tools, and partnerships to sustain a trustworthy Internet to enable social and economic progress for all. GCA is a 501(c)(3) in the U.S. and a nonprofit in the U.K. and Belgium.

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