Shaif Salehin

The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) Cyber Resilience Special Interest Group (SIG) has put together a task force which partnered with NIST, marking a meaningful turning point for the protection of critical assets. Through the leadership and contributions of the ISSA Cyber Resilience SIG—representing more than 2,500 cybersecurity professionals globally—the National Institute of Standards and

Houston, TX, November 2025 — Demonstrating global leadership in cybersecurity, the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) International celebrated Cybersecurity Awareness Month by hosting a series of expert-led sessions focused on advancing cyber resilience—a mission-critical capability as cyber threats grow in frequency, sophistication, and impact. The event was designed and hosted by the ISSA Cyber Resilience Special Interest Group (SIG) leadership team, led by Francesco Chiarini and Mehdi Azouioui, with contributions from many active collaborators across the SIG. The event attracted thought leaders, practitioners, and policymakers from around the world to discuss building resilience into the core of modern systems.

AI CERTs®, a global certification body for AI-powered professional training, and ISSA International, the worldwide association of information security professionals, have announced a new partnership focused on expanding access to advanced AI education for the cybersecurity community. The partnership brings together two mission-aligned organizations dedicated to advancing professional skills at the intersection of information security

Mason, Ohio — May 22, 2025 — Infosec Institute, a leading cybersecurity education provider and part of Cengage Group, and Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) International, a nonprofit organization for cybersecurity professionals, today announced a strategic partnership to help upskill and certify professionals around the world. This collaboration will provide ISSA members with access to Infosec’s comprehensive cybersecurity training resources at preferred rates, reinforcing both organizations’ commitment to addressing the cybersecurity skills gap and supporting professional development.