InfraGard is a United States government (FBI) and private sector alliance. InfraGard Boston was developed by the Boston FBI office in 1998 to promote protection of critical information systems. InfraGard provides formal and informal channels for the exchange of information about infrastructure threats and vulnerabilities. The purpose of the synergistic exchange is to allow members to better protect themselves and their corporate interests while enhancing the ability of the United States government to provide national security.
Critical Infrastructures
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Dams Sector |
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Emergency Services Sector |
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Energy Sector |
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Financial Services Sector |
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Food and Agriculture Sector |
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Government Facilities Sector |
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Healthcare and Public Health Sector |
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Information Technology Sector |
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Nuclear Reactors, Materials, and Waste Sector |
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Transportation Systems Sector |
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Water and Wastewater Systems Sector |
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Benefits of Membership
* Under the by-laws of the National InfraGard organization, there are no dues required as a condition of membership. Members are advised however that there are costs associated with providing a quality membership experience, so the Boston Chapter invites its members to contribute annually on a voluntary basis You can donate by sending a check made out to “InfraGard Boston” to the address below, or you can click on the link to use PayPal. Thank you for your continued support and consideration. Boston InfraGard
With over 80 chapters, InfraGard has a chapter for you to belong to. Chapters conduct local meetings pertinent to their area. |
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