Current Members

The InfraGard Pittsburgh Members Alliance brings together professionals from across the public and private sectors who share a common interest in protecting critical infrastructure and strengthening the resilience of our region.

Our membership reflects the diversity of the Pittsburgh area itself, with members representing organizations across critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, public safety, government, healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, technology, transportation, energy, and many other fields.

A Diverse Critical Infrastructure Community

The Pittsburgh IMA currently includes more than 550 members representing a wide range of critical infrastructure sectors.

Our largest areas of representation include Information Technology, Financial Services, Healthcare and Public Health, the Defense Industrial Base, and Energy, while our membership also includes professionals from communications, emergency services, commercial facilities, government, transportation, manufacturing, water and wastewater, food and agriculture, chemical, nuclear, and other sectors.

This diversity is one of the strengths of InfraGard. Bringing together professionals with different areas of expertise creates opportunities to share information, build trusted relationships, and better understand risks that may affect organizations across multiple sectors.

Serving the Greater Pittsburgh Region

IPMA members are located throughout southwestern Pennsylvania and the surrounding region, with the greatest concentration centered around the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.

Our geographic reach allows members from communities and organizations throughout the region to participate in programs, exchange information, and develop relationships with peers who may be facing many of the same security and resilience challenges.

A Network Built on Collaboration

InfraGard is designed to encourage communication and collaboration between the private sector and government. At the local level, IPMA helps create opportunities for members to meet one another, learn from subject-matter experts, and develop trusted professional relationships before an incident occurs.

Whether your work involves cybersecurity, physical security, emergency management, infrastructure operations, risk management, law enforcement, or another area related to critical infrastructure protection, there is likely someone within the Pittsburgh InfraGard community facing similar challenges.

Interested in Joining?

If you work in or support critical infrastructure and would like to become part of the local InfraGard community, we encourage you to learn more about membership and the application process. Learn more about membership!