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Learn about our goals, our impact, and meet the minds behind our mission. * * Our Mission * Our Vision * Our Impact * * Founding Organizations * Our History * Team * * Partners * Careers * Programs PROGRAMS * * At GCA, our core programs – Internet Integrity and Capacity & Resilience – aim to tackle key challenges of interent infrastructure, privacy, and safety. * * Internet Integrity * Domain Trust * AIDE * * Capacity & Resilience * GCA Toolkits * Accessible Cybersecurity Tools * Tools TOOLS * * We create free, useful tools that make a real impact on improving security for organizations and individuals. Explore our tools here. * * GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Business * GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Journalists * GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Mission-Based Organizations * GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Individuals * * Quad9 * DMARC * GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Elections * Cyber Hygiene for Financial Institutions * Get Involved GET INVOLVED * * There are many ways that you can become part of our global effort. Whether it’s using one of our tools to help improve your own cybersecurity, partnering with us on cutting edge projects, or investing resources, your involvement is what makes our success possible! * * Use a Tool * Become a Partner * * Community Forum * Donate * News & Events NEWS & EVENTS * * Explore the latest news from across the GCA community, find upcoming webinars and local events, and dive deeper into resource content. * * News * Events * * Blog * Reports & Publications * Facebook * Twitter * LinkedIn * Youtube * Github * Mail * Community Forum IOT POLICY AND ATTACK REPORT GCA INTERNET INTEGRITY PAPERS, ISSUE I IOT POLICY AND ATTACK REPORT This is the first issue of the GCA Internet Integrity Papers series, which shows the results of an IoT Policy and Attack research project conducted jointly by the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) and Microsoft. Based on data about real IoT attacks extracted from GCA’s AIDE platform and ProxyPot infrastructure, the project aims at providing factual evidence on the validity of the most widespread policies, recommendations, and standards on IoT security around the globe. The result of the research strongly suggests that policymakers are correct in emphasizing secured access when turning standards into policy. Strong passwords, vulnerability disclosure policies, and efficient patching should be guiding principles of any baseline strategy for IoT protection. 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