Enhancing Cyber Incident Reporting with CISA's New Services Portal 

In a significant stride towards enhancing cybersecurity, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has transitioned its cyber incident reporting form to the newly introduced CISA Services Portal. This move is part of CISA's continuous efforts to streamline and improve the cyber incident reporting process. 

The new CISA Services Portal offers a secure platform packed with enhanced functionalities tailored for effective cyber incident reporting. One of the standout features of this portal is its integration with login.gov credentials, ensuring a seamless and secure login experience for users. 

The portal is designed to cater to the diverse needs of its users. It allows for the saving and updating of reports, facilitating ongoing incident tracking and management. Moreover, users can share submitted reports with colleagues or clients, making third-party reporting more efficient.  

A new collaboration feature has also been introduced, allowing users to engage in informal discussions with CISA. This fosters a more interactive and responsive reporting environment, where users can seek guidance and share insights directly with CISA experts. 

To assist incident reporters, CISA has released a voluntary cyber incident reporting resource. This comprehensive guide provides clarity on crucial aspects of reporting, including “who” should report an incident, “why and when” to report, and “what and how” to report.  

In addition to the reporting resource, several other tools and resources designed to reduce cyber risk are available on the portal.  

We strongly encourage you to take advantage of the new streamlined portal and voluntarily report cyber incidents. For more insights, read our blog post on cybersecurity hygiene and your organization can be vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks, as a strong cybersecurity posture depends on your team’s cybersecurity hygiene. Additionally, if you want to learn more about the various methods cybercriminals use to exploit vulnerabilities, visit our blog on AI and cybercrime

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