The E-ISAC Year-in-Review Video offers an overview of the electricity security landscape in 2024 and the E-ISAC’s role in reducing physical and cyber security risk to the North American grid.

The E-ISAC's Mission The Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center (E-ISAC) reduces cyber and physical security risk to the electric industry across North America by providing unique insights, leadership, and collaboration.

The E-ISAC offers membership to North American electric and natural gas industry asset owners and operators. Physical and cyber security professionals at these organizations will especially benefit from joining the E-ISAC.

E-ISAC Programs and Services. The E-ISAC offers a variety of programs and services for its members and partner organizations and the electricity industry overall. Learn more about these resources below. Most of these are only available to those with access to the E-ISAC Portal. To apply for a Portal account, go to the Join the E-ISAC page.

The E-ISAC End-of-Year Report offers a succinct overview of the electricity security landscape and the E-ISAC’s role in reducing physical and cyber security risk to the North American grid. Read the E-ISAC’s End-of-Year Report here .

Hosted every two years by the E-ISAC, GridEx gives E-ISAC member and partner organizations a forum in which to practice how they would respond to and recover from coordinated cyber and physical security threats and incidents.

CRISP is a public-private partnership between the E-ISAC and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). How It Works CRISP collects data through information sharing devices (ISD) installed on participants’ networks.

Reports must be submitted to the E-ISAC. Reports to the E-ISAC may be submitted through any method specified in the Standard. Reporting options include NERC EOP 004, a copy of DOE-OE-417 or directly through the E-ISAC Portal.

E-ISAC 2023 End-of-Year Report. The End-of-Year Report offers an overview of the electricity security landscape and the E-ISAC’s role in reducing physical and cyber security risk to the North American grid. Read the End-of-Year Report

Reports must be submitted to the E-ISAC. Reports to the E-ISAC may be submitted through any method specified in the Standard. Reporting options include NERC EOP 004, a copy of DOE-OE-417 or directly through the E-ISAC Portal.