Management Committee

Serves as the FSSCC Executive Committee overseeing the high-level operations of the FSSCC. Members are nominated by the Chair and Vice Chair and approved by Executive members.

Per the FSSCC LLC its 10 members consist of:

• Chair
• Vice Chair
• 2 Operational Executive members
• 2 Policy Executive members
• 1 Community institution member
• 2 At large Executive members
• Chair Emeritus (non-voting)

View our current leadership here.

FSSCC Policy Committee

This committee serves as the focal point for identifying and recommending policy priorities and coordinating comment letters and responses to existing, emerging, and proposed policies from regulators and other government agencies. The Committee also strengthens strategic partnerships with FBIIC members to enhance cybersecurity and critical infrastructure resilience.

FSSCC International Committee

The Committee explores and analyzes global regulatory, legislative, and judicial activity, with an emphasis on understanding the interaction of global approaches with U.S. domestic law, regulation, guidance, and proposals, and also responds to proposals generated from the global supervisory bodies.

This committee also supports FSSCC’s role at the G7 Cyber Experts Group (CEG) biannual meetings, and in partnership with US Treasury, develops FSSCC policy priorities and supports current G7 CEG workstreams.

FSSCC Research and Development Committee

The Committee fosters effective interaction with government researchers by bringing a sector perspective to both provide input into the government’s efforts and derive insight from current and future research conducted by government agencies. Priorities include Deep Fakes, Zero Trust, Quantum Resistant Cryptography, etc. 

FBIIC-FSSCC Joint Exercise Committee

The Committee’s mission consists of strengthening critical financial sector infrastructure by providing strategic guidance on the sector’s exercise program in the following ways:

• Provide strategic guidance and prioritization for exercise activities that support the development and evolution of public and private sector contingency capabilities;
• Collaborate with FSSCC and FS-ISAC members to align the sector exercise program with overall sector-level priorities for cyber, business continuity, response, and recovery risk planning; and
• Synchronize FSSCC exercise efforts with the FS-ISAC Business Resilience Committee in planning exercise activities that support effective operationalization and continuous improvement of the All-Hazards Crisis Response Playbook.

FBIIC-FSSCC Joint Intelligence Collaboration and Information Sharing Committee

The Committee enables and improves structured routines for sharing timely and actionable information related to cybersecurity, physical threats, and vulnerabilities among firms, and between the private sector and government. The Committee will work to improve the timeliness and quality of the threat information shared within the sector, and between the sector and government.