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GLOBAL CYBER ALLIANCE INC
EAST GREENBUSH, NY · EIN 475344606 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE M02 · Public Safety & Disaster Relief · Medium ($1M-$10M) · globalcyberalliance.org
revenue
$4.8M
expenses
$5.5M
net assets
$4.7M
employees
20
program ratio
84%
mission · from form 990

WE ARE AN INTERNATIONAL, CROSS-SECTOR EFFORT DEDICATED TO CONFRONTING CYBER RISK AND IMPROVING OUR CONNECTED WORLD. WE ARE A CATALYST TO BRING COMMUNITIES OF INTEREST AND AFFILIATIONS TOGETHER IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT SPARKS INNOVATION WITH CONCRETE, MEASUREABLE ACHIEVEMENTS. WE PARTNER ACROSS BORDERS AND SECTORS. OUR MANTRA, "DO SOMETHING. MEASURE IT." IS A DIRECT REFLECTION OF OUR MISSION TO ERADICATE SYSTEMIC CYBER RISKS.

profile · synthesized from sources

Global Cyber Alliance is an international nonprofit focused on confronting systemic cyber risks through cross-sector collaboration. It develops and promotes free cybersecurity tools, resources, and initiatives aimed at improving global internet safety. The organization emphasizes measurable impact, partnering with governments, businesses, and technical communities to strengthen cybersecurity for individuals, small businesses, and critical infrastructure worldwide.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $1.39M
    THE GLOBAL CYBER ALLIANCE RELEASED A NEW CYBERSECURITY TOOLKIT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES. THIS FREE ONLINE RESOURCE IS AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE AND OFFERS ACTIONABLE GUIDANCE AND TOOLS WITH CLEAR DIRECTIONS TO COMBAT THE INCREASING VOLUME OF CYBERATTACKS.
  2. #2 $1.39M
    DEVELOPED A GLOBAL PLATFORM LEVERAGING DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND SECTORS. GATHERED DATA FROM HONEY POTS AND REAL DEVICES AND VISUALLY SHARED THIS INFORMATION IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE SECURITY OF THESE DEVICES AND TO INCREASE SECURITY GLOBALLY.
named programs · 5 · from sources

What they call their work

AIDE (Automated Incident Detection and Evaluation)
Platform that gathers and analyzes global cyber incident data to identify trends and support public and private sector responses.
Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small and Medium Businesses
Free online resource offering actionable guidance and tools to help small and medium businesses defend against cyberattacks.
Domain Trust Action Working Group (DTAWG)
Collaborative effort developing a domain trust badge to improve DNS security and increase confidence in online domains.
Internet Integrity Program
Initiative focused on improving global internet security through data collection from honeypots and real devices, analysis, and cross-sector workshops.
OSPREY Consortium
Multidisciplinary, 12-country consortium led by GCA to strengthen protections for public-facing professionals against cyber threats.
activities · 2 groups

What they do

  • Privacy-Preserving Cybersecurity & Data Collaboration 5 activities
    • Analyze cyberattacks targeting French organizations using AIDE platform data
      Uses data from its Automated Incident Detection and Evaluation (AIDE) platform to analyze and report on the increasing frequency and nature of cyberattacks targeting French organizations.
    • Collaborate on international consortium to protect public-facing professionals
      Participates in a 12-country, 17-organization consortium launched in late 2025 to develop tools protecting public-facing professionals from online threats over a 36-month period.
    • Convene Internet Integrity Workshops on emerging cyber threats
      Organizes expert workshops, such as the Internet Integrity Workshop III held in Edinburgh on 18 May 2026, to address emerging threats like residential proxies and infected infrastructure.
    • Develop global cybersecurity data platform using honeypots and real devices
      Operates a global platform that collects and visually shares data from honeypots and real devices to improve device security and strengthen global cybersecurity defenses.
    • Release free cybersecurity toolkit for small and medium businesses
      Provides a free, online cybersecurity toolkit with actionable guidance to help small and medium businesses combat cyberattacks.
  • AI Governance and Ethical Research 1 activity
    • Analyze AI's role in accelerating cybercrime and defense strategies
      Conducts research and public commentary on how artificial intelligence enables cybercrime and develops strategies to defend against AI-powered scams.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$4.84M
Contributions & grants$4.71M97%
Program service revenue$124K3%
Investment income$930%
Other revenue$5K
expenses
Total expenses$5.51M
Program expenses84%
Admin / overhead11%
Fundraising6%
Salaries & benefits$3.71M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$6.29M
Cash$6.02M
Investments$0
Liabilities$1.54M
Net assets$4.75M
Liquid reserves13.1 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -4.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 18
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
PHILIP REITINGER PRESIDENT AND CEO 40 $258K
MARY KAVANEY CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER 40 $232K
BRIAN CUTE CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 40 $232K
LESLIE DAIGLE CHEIF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER 40 $227K
KOMAL SMITH KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $222K
CHRISTOPHER APPLE KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $165K
ANNA HARDY GLOBAL FINANCE DIRECTOR 40 $161K
SETH ORNSTEIN KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $160K
DANIEL OWEN PRODUCT MANAGER 40 $147K
GALIA NURKO KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $145K
MEGAN KRUSE KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $142K
RENEE MCLAUGHLIN KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $138K
D WILLIAM FITZGERALD KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $136K
ALEXANDER ODISHELI KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $135K
JAMIE VOSS KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $134K
PHIL ROBERTS KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $131K
MEGHAL DONDE KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $117K
CARL SIEVER KEY EMPLOYEE 40 $105K
board members · 6
  • CYRUS VANCE — BOARD MEMBER
  • GREG KAPFER — BOARD MEMBER
  • H NWANA — BOARD MEMBER
  • KIERSTEN TODT — BOARD MEMBER
  • MICHAEL LASHLEE — BOARD MEMBER
  • SHAWN HENRY — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 4

Who they work with

  • Different countries and sectors Partner — Collaborates across national and sectoral boundaries to develop and share cybersecurity data.
  • Hague Centre for Strategic Studies Partner — Collaborated on a report highlighting GCA's critical role in global cybersecurity.
  • International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) Government — Endorsed the Global Public-Private Partnership Framework against Fraud developed jointly with INTERPOL and other international bodies.
  • United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Government — Endorsed the Global Public-Private Partnership Framework against Fraud developed jointly with UNODC and other international bodies.
strategies · 2

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Collaborative Cross-Sector Cybersecurity
    methodology: collaborative-cybersecurity
    By fostering collaboration across sectors, we improve collective defense and resilience against systemic cyber threats, because shared responsibility and coordinated action are more effective than isolated blocking measures.
  • Strengthening Foundational Internet Security
    methodology: foundational-internet-security
    By securing core internet infrastructure through initiatives like MANRS, Domain Trust, and AIDE, we reduce systemic vulnerabilities and improve global cybersecurity integrity because trustworthy underlying systems prevent large-scale exploitation.