Membership

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• Employed or formerly employed within critical infrastructure for at least three years.
• At least 18 years of age on the date of application completion.
• U.S. Citizen (U.S. Citizen by birth as defined by 8 USC 1401-1409 or a U.S. Citizen by Naturalization as defined by 8 USC 1421-1459).
• Complete the InfraGard membership application form in its entirety.
• Agree to the InfraGard information-sharing policy, privacy act statement, agreements to hold harmless and code of ethics.
• Consent to a security risk assessment and to periodic re-confirmation of the security risk assessment. The risk assessment is a process completed by the FBI which includes local, state, and federal criminal history, and other security-related database checks. Successful completion of the security risk assessment does not equate to a security clearance (InfraGard members are not given security clearances by the FBI).

Information and Intelligence

• 24/7 Access to InfraGard’s secure Web Portal: www.infragard.org
• FBI and DHS threat advisories and alerts, intelligence bulletins, analytical reports, vulnerability assessments, webinars, and more.
• FBI-accredited website with secure messaging that promotes communication among members. 

Unique Networking Opportunities

• Information-sharing and relationship-building with the FBI and other government agencies.
• Peer-to-peer collaboration across InfraGard’s membership of security stakeholders and leaders in the U.S. critical infrastructure landscape.
• Interchange of sector-specific expertise and information via the INMA-led National Sector Security and Resiliency Program (NSSRP) and Cross-Sector Council (CSC) Program.