“ISA’s Cybersecurity for Business describes the roles and responsibilities individuals across an organization must take to protect their enterprise and in so doing contribute to our national defense.”

“ISA is the gold standard. We participate in 72 organizations and ISA is the example we hold up to the others. The thought leadership we get at ISA is material we share with our board and our partners."

“ISA’s Cybersecurity Social Contract is a blend of high-level strategic advice and more focused recommendations. It offers the next Administration and Congress a road map for sensible and practical progress dealing with urgent national security issues."

"ISA’s work with the National Association of Corporate Directors is incredibly valuable. We leverage this work with all our partners."

"CISA commends the ISA and the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) for producing the Cyber Risk Oversight Handbook for Corporate Boards. Not only is it chuck-full of clear and practical suggestions that will enable an organization to create a modern and comprehensive cyber risk program, but also and more important, it works!"

“Just fantastic. We get far more from ISA than other similar organizations. They are focused on the right issues and get in front of the right people.”

“ISA is the Dodgers of Trade Associations. There is not much more I can think of that they don’t do. The access they have to Congress and the Administration is phenomenal, our own GR team is jealous”

“The depth of thought and the advocacy ISA provides is tremendous. We had to make budget cuts in our programs this year, but there was no question we were keeping ISA”

“ISA recognizes that cybersecurity is not just a technology issue—it’s a strategy and leadership issue. Their work guides leaders around the world to do their part to succeed in an environment of cyber risk"

“ISA’s thought leadership and programs resonate not just in the US but beyond to the EU.”

"ISA’s Cybersecurity for Business provides specific guidance for directors down to the front lines of IT that, if followed, can place a company in far better position to be armed and prepared for the inevitable cyber attack"