Global Cyber Alliance

14 January 2026 – Global Cyber Alliance (GCA), the international nonprofit dedicated to mobilizing collective action against the Internet’s most systemic risks, today announced the appointment of H Sama Nwana as Chair of its Board of Directors. At a time when cyber threats increasingly undermine economic stability, democratic institutions, and consumer trust worldwide, GCA plays The post GCA Appoints Prof. H Sama Nwana as Chair of the Board, Reinforcing Its Mission to Secure the Internet for All appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

Mission-driven organizations are increasingly dependent on the Internet to deliver critical services, raise funds, and connect with communities. As that reliance grows, so too do their cybersecurity risks. To help mission-based organizations understand how to protect themselves and strengthen broader Internet resilience, the .ORG Learning Center at Public Interest Registry (PIR) published a two-part conversation The post A 2-Part Discussion with Public Interest Registry on Mission-Driven Cybersecurity  appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

On December 2nd, the Domain Trust Community convened its 16th meeting in two sessions, east and west, to ensure broad global participation. While the agendas were aligned, each session surfaced different perspectives and discussions based on the participants and speakers who joined. Taken together, the two meetings provided a comprehensive snapshot of where Domain Trust The post Domain Trust Upgrades, Community Momentum, and What’s Ahead appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

When ‘It’ll Never Happen to Me’ Meets Real Life A coworker’s Instagram was hijacked and filled with spam. Your friend’s Venmo was used to send money to an unfamiliar name. Your neighbor’s email was locked down and held for ransom. Maybe your own phone slipped out of your pocket during a concert and never made The post Why Cyber Resilience Is Personal: Building Your Own Cyber Hygiene Kit appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

From state-backed telecom hacks to AI’s double-edged sword, GCA urges practical, community-driven defenses New York, NY – December 10, 2025 – Global Cyber Alliance (GCA), an international nonprofit dedicated to improving Internet security, today released its review of 2025 cyber trends and its response strategies for 2026. 1. Persistent Telecom Hacks Exposed Infrastructure Fragility Cyber The post Five Cybersecurity Forces That Defined 2025 – And Will Shape 2026 appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

In September 2024, the FBI and CISA disclosed one of the most significant cyber espionage campaigns targeting U.S. critical infrastructure: Salt Typhoon. This operation compromised major telecommunications providers, breached government wiretapping systems, and established persistent access across global networks. Unlike typical cyberattacks seeking to steal customer data, Salt Typhoon focused on controlling communications infrastructure that The post New Report: Salt Typhoon Across the Internet appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

With the transformation into an AI-driven society comes a growing need for professionals who understand its potential and its risks. That’s the vision behind GCA’s new AI+Cyber Curriculum, an initiative to teach students about AI safety and equip them to build real, deployable solutions before they graduate. Launched with a pilot cohort of ten STEM students The post Building AI Tools That Matter: Inside the Student Experience at CMU Africa appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

About Our Work on AI Rapid advances in AI have created powerful new opportunities for both good and evil. Criminals can now use generative AI (genAI) to launch highly convincing scams, deepfakes, and other cyberattacks at unprecedented scale, lowering their costs and speeding up their operations. Anyone, regardless of technical skill, can become a target. The post Spotlight: Artificial Intelligence appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

Nonprofits must protect the systems and data that power their mission. From donor data to case notes to volunteer and employee communications, one missed update or successful phish can disrupt services, erode confidence, and drain already-limited capacity. The good news: raising your security baseline doesn’t require a big budget or a dedicated IT team. Practical, The post Mission Under Digital Siege: Closing The Cybersecurity Gap appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.

Many people feel deep compassion and a desire to help others, like supporting disaster relief efforts after Hurricane Melissa, hunger relief organizations strained by recent SNAP benefit delays in the U.S., or other charitable organizations that support their communities year-round.  Donations are the lifeblood for many nonprofits, providing the funds for essential services like meals, The post Giving Safely: What to Know Before You Donate appeared first on GCA | Global Cyber Alliance.