Cybersecurity is a human right. ISAC makes it one.
Children fall prey to online predators. Women face harassment behind screens. Families lose savings to financial fraud they didn't see coming. Commercial cybersecurity doesn't reach the people who need it most — so we built a non-profit that does.
Founded by the team behind Cyberange
Same operators. Two mandates.
Cyberange is the commercial cyber range. It trains operators, runs drills, and ships products to enterprise and government customers. ISAC Foundation is its non-profit counterpart — registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, running the public-interest cybersecurity work that doesn't sit on anyone's purchase order.
One team. The same investigators who build adversary playbooks for our enterprise clients lead awareness sessions in district schools. The CTI analysts who publish our annual threat-intel calendar also publish ISAC's child-safety advisories. The legal structure is separate because the beneficiaries are different. The people are not.
Why ISAC exists
The people commercial cybersecurity doesn’t pay for.
01 · Intervene
Live incidents, real money
UPI fraud, sextortion, deepfake harassment, account takeover. ISAC’s response cell helps the victim get the money back, files the FIR, and works with bank fraud-helpdesks where most people would simply give up.
02 · Educate
Awareness, where it’s needed
Tier-2 and Tier-3 schools, RWAs, women’s collectives, senior-citizen groups, NCC cadres. The same threat tradecraft we teach SOC analysts, translated for the people most exposed to it — in their language, in their context.
03 · Train
First responders, multiplied
Police personnel, social workers, school counsellors, NCC cadets — trained to be the first cyber-crime touchpoint in their community. The training compounds because they teach others.
Impact · 2025–26
Where last year’s donations went.
Funded by CSR commitments and individual donors. Numbers attributed to ISAC Foundation’s public reporting for FY 2025–26.
1,446
Cyber incidents intervened
Including ₹152 crore worth of financial-fraud cases supported.
25,700
Direct beneficiaries reached
Across rural and urban India in 2025–26.
2,00,000+
Indirect beneficiaries
Elders, women, children, working professionals, students.
227
Awareness sessions conducted
In Tier-1, Tier-2, and Tier-3 districts.
1,100+
First responders trained
293 of them NCC cadets carrying the practice forward.
CCIO
Impact Advocacy Meet-up
Convened with civil society, regulators, and law enforcement.
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Donate for a safer digital tomorrow.
The government is already doing a lot. Let us also contribute in our own way to a safer cyberspace. Every contribution funds grassroots interventions, training, and the response cell that handles cases most people don’t know where to take.
ISAC Foundation is registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. Donations are processed by ISAC directly; Cyberange is not a beneficiary. Tax-deductibility under 80G is subject to ISAC’s current registration — please check the donation receipt for the applicable provisions on the date of your contribution.