The Center for Internet Security (CIS) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the cyber security readiness and response among public and private sector entities. Utilising its strong industry and government partnerships, CIS combats evolving cyber security challenges on a global scale and helps organizations adopt key best practices to achieve immediate and effective defenses against cyber attacks. CIS is home to the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC), CIS Security Benchmarks, and CIS Critical Security Controls. CIS, in association with the City of London Police and the Office of the New York County District Attorney, is a founding partner in the Global Cyber Alliance, an international cross-sector effort designed to confront, address, and prevent malicious cyber activity.
SAM for Compliance is a big supporter of the Centre for Internet Security. Tony Krzyzewski is a contributor to the ongoing development and refinement of the CIS Controls to ensure that they continue to remain effective and relevant.
Read the Center for Internet Security case study on SAM for Compliance
To learn more about what the CIS does, please visit Centre for Internet Security
An International, Nonprofit Organization Collectively Confronting Cyber Risks
The Global Cyber Alliance was established in September 2015 by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and the Center for Internet Security. The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an international, crosssector nonprofit dedicated to confronting systemic cyber risks and improving our connected world. The Alliance is a catalyst to bring communities of interest and affiliations together in an environment that sparks innovation with concrete, measurable achievements.
GCA’s mission is to identify systemic cyber risks where significant progress can be made on risk reduction and bring together the people and resources to identify and implement a solution – to take action – and to measure the effect. Two of the global initiatives to reduce cybersecurity related risk business supported by SAM for Compliance Ltd are DMARC and QUAD 9.
Tony Krzyzewski is an Ambassador for the Global Cyber Alliance.
To learn more about what the GCA, please visit Global Cyber Alliance
The Association of Local Government Information Managers (ALGIM) is a not-for-profit registered charity that was initially founded in 1975 by an enthusiastic group of EDP Managers known as the Information Technology Management Group (ITMG), which was part of the New Zealand Local Government Association (NZLGA). In 1995 ITMG became independent of the NZLGA. As a result the Association of Local Government Information Management was officially established on July 1 1996. The inaugural meeting of ALGIM was held on 22 - 23 April 1996.
ALGIM provides professional development and thought leadership across a range of local government professions. Their roots are in ICT, but over the years they've expanded to encompass the traditional IT roles, IT infrastructure, web and digital, information and records management, customer service, and GIS. Through the three high-calibre conferences, training academy, scholarships, awards, and networking, they provide dozens of options for further training, education and professional development. They also offer thought leadership to the local government sector through best practice toolkits, advocacy, research, auditing and mystery shops, and shared services.
Their vision is a digitally transformed local government sector and their mission is bringing people and technology together to deliver better services.
The ALGIM Local Government Cybersecurity Improvement Programme is powered by SAM for Compliance and SAM for Compliance Ltd works in partnership with ALGIM to support and deliver this programme.
Jackie Krzyzewski was on the ALGIM Board for almost ten years and held the office of President in 2000.
To learn more, please visit the ALGIM Website
