Stay informed with our calendar of webinars, training sessions, and workshops, alongside a comprehensive directory of state-by-state resources and services tailored to the unique cybersecurity needs of local governments.
State-Specific Cybersecurity Resource Directory
Cybersecurity support available to local governments varies significantly from state to state. The LGCA State Resource Directory is designed to make those programs easier to find.
Search your state to discover free and low-cost cybersecurity assessments, incident response assistance, training programs, cybersecurity tools and services, threat-information networks, grant opportunities, templates, guidance, and other state-supported resources available to municipalities and public-sector organizations.
Resources are organized by state and category so local government leaders can quickly identify programs that may help strengthen their organization’s cybersecurity posture.
Know of a resource we missed? Help us build the most comprehensive directory of state and local government cybersecurity resources in the country. Submit a program, service, grant, toolkit, training opportunity, or other resource for consideration. All submissions are reviewed by LGCA before publication.
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Additional Resources
National Resources Available
CISA Government Resources
Organization: Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Categories: Assessments; technical assistance; training; tools; threat information; grants
CISA Government Resources provides no-cost resources for state, local, tribal, and territorial governments. Listed services include regional cybersecurity advisors, Cyber Hygiene services, cybersecurity alerts and advisories, the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, tabletop exercise packages, training, and information about the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program.
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CISA Regional Cybersecurity Advisors
Categories: Assessments; preparedness; incident support; technical assistance
CISA’s regional advisors provide cybersecurity preparedness assessments and technical assistance, connect organizations with CISA services, support preparation and recovery, facilitate information sharing, and help eligible organizations conduct Cybersecurity Performance Goals assessments.
Learn about CISA resources for SLTT governments
CISA Cyber Hygiene Services
Categories: Assessments; vulnerability management; technical services
CISA identifies Cyber Hygiene services as a resource for reducing risk associated with internet-facing configurations and known vulnerabilities.
Explore CISA Cyber Hygiene Services
CISA Local Government Toolkit
Categories: Governance; planning; templates; leadership guidance
Partnering to Safeguard Localities from Cybersecurity Threats Toolkit is designed for municipalities and provides local leaders with actions for building a culture of security, assigning cybersecurity program responsibility, and developing and reviewing an incident response plan.
View the CISA Local Government Toolkit
National Network of Fusion Centers
Administering Organization: U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Categories: Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing; Incident Reporting and Response; Critical Infrastructure Protection; Public Safety Coordination
Available To: State, local, tribal, and territorial governments, law enforcement agencies, emergency management organizations, and critical infrastructure partners
Fusion centers serve as state and regional hubs for receiving, analyzing, and sharing threat-related information among federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, and private-sector partners. They provide local governments with a valuable connection to threat intelligence, cybersecurity information, suspicious activity reporting, critical infrastructure protection efforts, and coordinated incident response resources. Fusion Centers are owned and operated by state and local entities and play a key role in strengthening situational awareness and resilience across jurisdictions.
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Find Your State Fusion Center
Important Note: Services, capabilities, and participation opportunities vary by state. Local governments should contact their designated fusion center directly to learn what cybersecurity resources, threat notifications, incident reporting assistance, and training opportunities are available within their state. DHS maintains an official directory of primary and recognized fusion centers, including contact information and state-by-state listings.
Upcoming Events
If you are hosting or know of an upcoming event, conference, workshop, or webinar aimed at the public sector, local government, and/or cybersecurity, please add it to our calendar! Your contributions help keep our community informed and connected.
Disclaimer & Terms of Use – This is a public, community-sourced calendar. While we strive for accuracy, we apologize for any errors or scheduling changes and assume no responsibility for the content, external links, or third-party actions associated with these events. All submissions are subject to review; we reserve the right to remove any entry that does not align with established cybersecurity guidance for local governments or fails to meet our community standards.