Cyber Initiative

Cyberattacks are the fastest growing crime globally – and new vulnerabilities are discovered every day.

With more people working remotely than ever before, and new technologies facilitating an increasingly connected world, the threats to our corporate and home systems are growing exponentially. And while many organizations recently increased IT security investments in response to these concerns, nearly 80% of senior IT professionals and leaders still believe their organizations lack sufficient protection against cyberthreats.

Now is the time to take action. To avoid the lasting and devasting impact of a cyberattack on your organization, we’ve gathered critical cybersecurity tools and resources to help keep your systems secure.

Supplier Cyber Toolkit

Looking for free access to tools and information to get started? The following guides were created by the Cyber Readiness Institute – with contributions from AIAG and tech savvy organizations of all sizes – to better identify your needs and provide options for outside support. Additional guides will be added as they are available.

Guide 1 - Should I Get Outside Support to Manage My Cybersecurity Risk? Guide 2 - Introduction to Outside Firms that Offer IT and Cybersecurity Support Guide 3 - How to Select the Right Level of Outside Support Guide 4 - Reviewing and Understanding Your Cybersecurity Vendor Contract Guide 5 - Managing the Relationship with Your Outside Cybersecurity Support Firm

Other Free Resources

AIAG Basic Cyber Knowledge Self-Assessment

Cyber Risk & Insurance Webinar - Part 1 Cyber Risk & Insurance Webinar - Part 2

White House Memo - What We Urge You To Do To Protect Against The Threat of Ransomware Darkside Ransomware: Best Practices for Preventing Business Disruption from Ransomware Attacks Reduce Security Risk and Stay Ahead of the Threat - Booz, Allen Hamilton Report National Cybersecurity Awareness Month Resources Microsoft Digital Defense Report, October 2021 State of Cyber Intelligence Practices in the US Security and Privacy Controls for Information Systems and Organizations [NIST 800:53] Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations [NIST 800:171] U.S. Federal Trade Commission Cybersecurity Basics for Small Businesses eLearning U.S. Federal Trade Commission Cybersecurity For Small Businesses Resource Center Cyber Readiness Institute

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Cybersecurity 3rd Party Information Security [CS‑1]

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This product contains a common set of minimal security guidelines, General Computing Controls, that apply to all 3rd Parties who create, collect, store, transmit, manage, process an OEM's data and information in an environment external to the OEM's.

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