Such exchanges keep participants aware of the latest security threats and how to thwart them, as well as the newest technical, administrative, legal and regulatory advances. CCSA members determine the directions of CCSA research and services by informing management of their priorities and by electing a Board of Member Advisors. CCSA engages in an extensive program of grants and contracts to support research and consultations with corporations and domestic and foreign agencies at all levels of government. N.Y. Mr. Thomas V. Cash, Senior Managing Director, Kroll Associates, Miami, Florida Dr. Joseph E. McCann III, Director, Executive Education, University of Florida Dr. Elizabeth Lowe McCoy, Executive Education, University of Florida CCSA Members CCSA member organizations are headquartered throughout the world with particular focus on the Americas and Latin America and the Caribbean. Due to the multinational activities of the members, their needs involve global issues of information security and legal obligations.
Membership also reflects a variety of corporations, enterprises and interests.
Law Firms Banks and Financial Institutions Industrial, Manufacturing and Service Companies Computer Manufacturers and Computer Services Vendors Domestic and Foreign Government Agencies Accounting Firms Business Advisory Services International Organizations Advantages of CCSA Membership CCSA provides advanced, practical research to respond directly to the needs of members. The reports produced apply directly to members' projects and to their information protection, business administration and compliance capabilities. CCSA brings the information security, business administration, and compliance capabilities of experts on every subject critical to information security, compliance and organizational integrity. CCSA members have access to these CCSA experts for personalized, direct consultation and assistance. A variety of communications systems, including electronic mail, are offered.