Cybersecurity Shouldn’t Depend on Your Budget.
Mission
Connect those who have capacity with those who need it.
CRISP brings together contributors, recipients, and strategic partners around a trusted international resource-sharing platform.
WHY CRISP
Cyber threats cross borders. Cybersecurity resources do not.
Cybersecurity capacity is unevenly distributed. Well-resourced organizations can invest heavily in threat intelligence, tools, and skilled teams, while resource-constrained organizations may lack a clear pathway to comparable support.
A serious cyberattack on an under-resourced institution can ripple across boundaries. Strengthening resilience where capacity is limited helps reduce shared global risk and protect governments, health systems, financial networks, educational institutions, and critical infrastructure.
How It Works
A transparent exchange from contribution to impact.
01
Contribute
Donors contribute funding to support the shared resource pool.
02
Convert
Contributed value becomes tokens under the CRISP model.
03
Redeem
Approved recipients use tokens to access needed cybersecurity resources.
04
Track
The ledger records transactions for transparency and accountability.
WHY THE MODEL WORKS
Measurable. Auditable. Fair.
Measurable
Creates a comparable unit across organizations and currencies.
Auditable
Supports traceability from contribution through consumption.
Fair
Subsidized access is intended to reduce barriers for lower-income recipients.
WHAT CAN BE SHARED
Cybersecurity resources that build practical capacity.
Threat Intelligence
Feeds and actionable threat information.
Security Awareness
Training for staff and participating institutions.
Vulnerability Scanning
Tools that help identify weaknesses.
SOC Support
Monitoring capabilities for organizations with limited internal capacity.
Incident Response
Expert support during cybersecurity incidents.
Expert Consultation
Specialized guidance from cybersecurity professionals.
MEMBERSHIP
Choose how you want to participate.
Phase 1 is designed as a public membership and partnership application funnel rather than a gated member portal.
1
Individual Member
Cybersecurity professionals and experts who want to contribute knowledge or service.
2
Corporate Member
Companies that can contribute funding, technology, services, or expertise.
3
Government / Public Institution
Public-sector participants seeking or contributing cyber-resilience capacity.
4
Strategic Partner
Multilateral bodies, research institutions, associations, and mission-aligned organizations.
6
Donor / Contributor
Organizations or foundations supporting the shared resource pool.
Become part of the founding network.
Tell us who you are, what you can contribute, what support you need, and how you would like to participate.