What is Cyber Collaboration Center (C3)?

C3 is managed and moderated by Cyware’s expert team of threat intelligence analysts. This is to ensure that only quality intelligence flows through the platform and members are able to effectively collaborate with each other.

The CSAP platform is built on a fully secure architecture with the highest information encryption standards and secure login features. The C3 instance of the CSAP platform uses a separate private cloud instance. Furthermore, the platform uses Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) for information sharing which ensures that the right information is shared only with the right people. Additionally, members can choose to anonymously share intelligence without having to disclose their details, like name, company name, or contact information, etc..

Yes, you can invite your friends and colleagues having one of the roles listed above to C3. Please use the sharing button given at the bottom of the page to invite them. Please remind them to include your Name in the ‘Referred by’ field so proper credit can be given. Their application would be screened by Cyware. If found to be eligible, they would receive an invitation on their registered email address to join the C3 Community.

You will be a part of several recipient groups based on your role, location, and business sector. You could be added to more recipient groups when a new grouping criterion matches your profile.

The technology powering C3 has been built to allow members to create their own information sharing groups. The feature will be made available to all members in near future.

C3 is a community-level initiative to foster collaboration amongst security leaders and decision-makers across different geographies, roles, and business sectors through information sharing. It is an exclusive invite-only community, with absolutely zero direct or hidden costs, created for a limited number of senior security professionals who want to work towards achieving collective benefits for the security industry through information sharing.

Request for Information (RFI) is a special feature that can be used by a C3 member to reach out to other C3 members or threat intel feed providers for collecting intelligence on active security threats. The request can be raised by any C3 member. Each RFI is sent as an anonymized Priority Intel Request (PIR) to C3 members and threat intel feed partners, who directly respond to those requests over the platform. Responses are also anonymized by the system, unless the responder explicitly chooses to disclose his/her identity.