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IACINET Tools And Services

The main services provided by an Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) center around collecting, analyzing, and disseminating actionable threat intelligence for a specific critical infrastructure sector.

 

Risk Mitigation and Best Practices

The GEOINT-ISAC Helps Members Strengthen Their Overall Security Posture

GEOINT Shared Assessments – Helping to provide essential shared resources, collective knowledge, and intelligence needed to accurately evaluate and prioritize threats.

Collective Threat Intelligence – Up-to-date Knowledge of the GEOINT Threat Landscape – Sharing GEOINT-Specific Attack Data – Mapping TTPs to Risks – Horizon Scanning for Emerging Threats and Vulnerabilities

Developing & Standardizing Risk Frameworks – Supporting adoption and implementation of mature, standardized risk practices, ensuring consistency and completeness in assessments – Harmonizing Risk Frameworks – Providing Risk Templates and Tools – Creating Risk Scenarios and Playbooks –  Facilitating expert collaboration & training – Benchmarks

Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing

Collection & Analysis – Physical, Geospatial, Cyber, Cyber-Physical – Threats, Vulnerabilities, Incidents – Public-Private Open & Closed-Source Intelligence – Federal (US DHS, Federal Agencies), State, Local, Tribal, Territorial, International

Adversarial GEOINT Attacks – Evasion Attacks, Data Poisoning, Prompt Injections, Model Extraction  Attempts, etc.

Actionable Intelligence – Analyzing raw data and turning into timely, relevant, and actionable intel (IOCs, TTPs, etc.)

Dissemination – Early Warning Alerts, Advisories, Intel information sharing via secure technology – Intel Portal 24/7 Access – 25+ Security Tools and Technologies.

Incident Response and Coordination

In the Event of a Significant Security Event, the GEOINT-ISAC Facilitates a Coordinated and Effective Response

Sector & Cross-Sector Coordination  – Communication channel coordinating responses to GEOINT incidents.  Central liaison coordinating information sharing and response efforts between the public and private sector.

Early Warning Alerts – Providing real-time alerts on emerging threats, or ongoing campaigns enabling Members to proactively identify, detect, protect, respond and recover.

Incident Response Support – Guidance, Resources, Expert Consultation

Training & Exercises – Workshops, Webinars, Tabletops and In-Person Exercises

Collaboration, Education, and Training

The GEOINT-ISAC Fosters a Community of Security Professionals to Leverage Collective Knowledge and Expertise to Develop and Share Best Practice Guidance for Securing the GEOINT Lifecycle

Trusted Community Forum – Providing a secure confidential trusted forum for Security Professionals from peer organizations to connect, collaborate, and share lessons learned.  Cross-sector collaboration via the IACI Critical Infrastructure Information Sharing Infrastructure spanning multiple critical infrastructure sectors.

Education – Organizing events, workshops, webinars and training sessions to enhance Members’ knowledge, skills, and preparedness often including table-top exercises (TTX) to practice incident response.

IACINet

IACINet is a Proprietary Customized Security Intelligence Information Sharing Infrastructure Platform

25+ Web-Based Intelligence Tools

Saving Analysts Hours of Time

24/7 Member Access

UN/Password, API

Significant Presence

Dark Web / Criminal  Forums

Coordination / Collaboration

FBI, Law Enforcement

Hundreds of Customized Bots

Scouring Social Media

Member Tools And Services

Daily Security Situational Awareness and  Vulnerability Advisories & Alerts – Delivered via Email

IACINet Malware Information Sharing Platform (MISP) – Collective Public-Private Intel – IACI Members , NATO, NATO Member Countries, 139 Global Certs, 6,000+ Private Sector Organizations, US DHS, Government Agencies (Federal, SLTT), Law Enforcement

Secure Encrypted Communications – Chat, Document Sharing, Meetings

Live Intel Metrics – # of Files, Hacking Alerts, Fraud, Credential Parks, Darkweb Sites, Encrypted Files Interceptions

EDL (External Dynamic List)  Blocklists – List of Known Malicious IP Addresses, URLs, or Domains to Block

Real-Time Blocklists – Malicious IPs Detected by IACINet Sensors

Sorted by: Google, Amazon, By Country, By Research Organizations, Top Offenders

Info-Stealer Log Alerts – Malicious Malware Secretly Harvesting Information from a Victim’s Device

Credential Pairs Alerts – Email Notification of Username/Password Combinations Associated with an Organization that has been Compromised

QR Code Analysis – Providing the IACI-CERT with a Copy of a QR Code to Analyze

Domain Intel Checker – Domains, Domain Look-a-Likes, Email Domain Information Checker

IP Blacklist Checker | Mobile IP Address Checker | Hostname to IP Address | IP Address to Hostname

Paste Mirror Intel –  Since 2019 | BIN/IIN Seach – Financial Critical Infrastructure

Hash Value Intel Checker  – To Analyze and Identify Digital Files for Intelligence Purposes

Mega.nz Intel – Check Mega.nz Link Validity, Whether it is Active

Customized Vulnerabilities Intel Feed Visualization Tool

NIST National  Vulnerability Database (NVD) – Vulnerabilities Observed in the Last 24 Hours – By Vendor and CVE#

DHS/CISA – Catalog of Known Vulnerabilities

MITRE CWE – Common Weakness Enumeration Vulnerabilities

US DHS/CISA NCAS  – National Cybersecurity Awareness System – Current Activity, Alerts, Bulletins

Indicator Bulletins (IBs) – By Title, Date, Sector, IOCs in the IACINet MISP Platform

Malware Analysis Reports (MARs) – By Title, Date, IOCs in the IACINet MISP Platform

Additional Security Services

Member-Discounted

Global Threat Hunting / Monitoring / Investigative Examination & Analysis

Gather / Analyze / Evaluate Intel Discovered from Open & Closed Sources

Darkweb / Criminal Forums – Closed Source, Undercover Presence in Criminal Forms

Malicious Activity, Threats, Attacks, Data Breaches

Credential Pairs, Keywords, IP Addresses, Domains, Email Addresses, etc.

Ransomware / Malware Detection Examination & Analysis

Analysis & Evaluation of Member-Provided – Malicious IOCs, IP Addresses, Email Malware Code, Logfiles, etc.

Penetration & Vulnerability Testing

IACI IT/OT Security Lab = Research, Train, Exercise

SATCOM / SD Data Center – Melbourne, FL

Zero Trust Patented Technology – Operationalizing Zero Trust

Securing Communications, Devices, Applications, Data – Back-Up/Recovery

Different DNS than Public Internet – Invisible to Adversaries, Hackers

IACI Security Experiential Education & Training Institute (SEETI)

Center for Space Education, NASA/Kennedy Space Center

Security First Responder Training / Certification – 2026

Security Education, Training, Customized Training Development

Security Internships, Apprenticeships

Public/Private Sector Sponsored – CyberSpace Camps – Jr. High, High School

Join GEOINT-ISAC

Joining a Geospatial Intelligence Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) offers organizations a strategic advantage by providing a collaborative ecosystem to combat sector-specific physical and cyber threats. In an era where critical infrastructure—from satellite constellations to maritime logistics—is increasingly targeted, a Geospatial ISAC serves as a vital hub for real-time threat intelligence, allowing members to share indicators of compromise and “ground truth” observations that might otherwise remain siloed.

By participating, your organization gains access to a specialized repository of actionable data, including satellite imagery analysis, GPS interference reports, and vulnerability assessments tailored to geospatial technologies like GIS and remote sensing. This collective defense model not only accelerates incident response and risk mitigation but also fosters professional growth through technical exchanges, benchmarking, and cross-sector coordination with government agencies like the NGA.

Ultimately, membership transforms a single entity’s situational awareness into a shared, robust security posture that protects both proprietary assets and the integrity of global location-based services.