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In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the mining and metals industry faces significant cyber threats. MM-ISAC plays a crucial role in addressing these challenges by providing essential resources and support to enhance the industry’s cyber security posture. Our mission is to improve the cyber resiliency of mining and metals companies, preventing incidents impacting safety, environmental sustainability, or operational productivity.
Information security sharing communities are a powerful defense against modern cyber threats and attacks. They have evolved into a central point of trust – collecting, analyzing, and disseminating actionable intelligence for their members in near-real time. Threat intelligence sharing enables community members to defend themselves based upon the threats that federal governments and other peer organizations detect and share.
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Cyber criminals share knowledge and tools freely. Their attacks not only pose a financial and production risk, but they also put our shared progress in safety and sustainability at risk. Organizations can no longer adequately defend themselves in a hostile threat landscape without participating in a threat sharing community comprised of their peers. Coordinated attacks demand a unified and cooperative defense.
Membership in an ISAC is the best way to build a shared defense against shared threats
Some of the benefits to cyber intelligence threat sharing are:
All employees of member companies are welcome to get involved in MM-ISAC. Here are a few questions to ask yourself
before diving into our community:
From a corporate perspective:
From an individual perspective:
As members of the MM-ISAC community you are called upon to be actively involved, sharing your expertise, and participating in our activities to absorb knowledge.
You can achieve this by:
Collaborating to develop best
practices and guidance with in our working groups.
Assist fellow members through
peer support on critical issues to support industry maturity with cybersecurity
Share successes or challenges in
member and working group
meetings to create direction for the MM – ISAC
Share key insights by giving a webinar or talk at our annual general conference on
an industry topic.
We are a member based organization as such we have expectations of our member organizations. Membership agreements formalizes contracts between an organization and its members that outline the terms and conditions of membership. These agreements specify the rights and responsibilities of members, the benefits they receive, payment structures, and the rules governing membership conduct. They ensure clarity and mutual understanding, fostering a structured and respectful relationship between the organization and its members.
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Mining and Metals Information Sharing and Analysis Center
#2700-685 Center St S
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