Joint Cyber Security Task Force
From Physical to Cyber Security
When your network goes dark, who do you call?
A trusted group for the CSOs, CISOs, CIOs and CTOs of airport, seaport and transportation authorities: a peer network, joint REDI cyber exercises and deeply discounted workforce training, ready before the incident, not found during it.
Join the Task ForceNo cost to join. Founding participants shape what it becomes.
Cyber incidents are now operational security events
A ransomware attack no longer stays in IT. It stops cranes, grounds flights, darkens departure boards and takes over the command post for days. In the middle of it, your email may be compromised and your systems down, and you are making decisions alone.
In most authorities, police and security command and the cyber security lead sit in separate reporting lines, connected only through other executives. In an incident, every handoff costs time. The Task Force builds the peer network and the direct working relationships that response depends on.
What the Task Force gives you
A formal collaborative team, always within reach
Not an email list or an occasional conference. The Task Force is a standing team of cyber security leaders who know each other, share information in a structured way, and work together whenever it is needed.
A formal team
A standing group of senior cyber leaders from airports, seaports and transportation authorities, with agreed ground rules for how information is shared and protected.
Secure communication, 24/7
An encrypted NetSfere channel, separate from your own systems and available around the clock, so you can reach the team to share, ask and coordinate, even when your network is compromised.
Regular forums
Scheduled forums to exchange threat intelligence, lessons learned and practical solutions, building the trust that makes rapid collaboration possible in a crisis.
REDI cyber readiness exercises
Joint exercises that bring cyber, police, security and operations leadership into one room to work through a realistic cyber incident, from the first stopped system to recovery. REDI tests response across authorities, not just inside your own, and shows exactly where plans and coordination need strengthening.
Learn more about REDIProtect your workforce: deeply discounted Phished training
Most cyber incidents start with one employee. Task Force authorities receive deeply discounted access to Phished's AI-driven phishing simulations, security awareness training and reporting button, multilingual and EU-aligned. Supports U.S. Coast Guard annual cyber training requirements, with documented records for audits.
A trusted channel when it counts
A secure, encrypted community on NetSfere, separate from your own systems, so you can reach peers even when your network is compromised.
Early warning from your peers
Threat indicators and attack patterns shared by authorities facing the same adversaries, often before they reach you.
You are not alone in an incident
Counterparts who have dealt with ransomware, OT intrusions and supply-chain compromise, ready to share what worked.
Go deeper with specialists
Specialty groups for OT security, maritime and aviation, focused on the problems you actually face.
Join at the start
- Help set the Task Force's priorities and ground rules
- An invitation to the inaugural forum
- Early access to 'Planning Considerations for Cyber Incidents' and a say in its next edition
- Recognition as a founding participant
- A voice for the sector, through INTERPORTPOLICE's international standing
Facilitated for you, led by you
INTERPORTPOLICE and the Morrone 9/11 Center provide the secure platform, convene forums and run REDI exercises.
Members set the agenda and share what they choose. Nothing is shared without your agreement.
No cost to join. REDI exercises and Phished training are available to Task Force authorities at preferential rates.
Join the Joint Cyber Security Task Force
For CSOs, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs and senior cyber security leads of airport, seaport and transportation authorities.
