This year marks an important milestone for our organization. InfraGard celebrates its 30th anniversary, and we proudly recognize 26 years of service by the Sacramento Chapter. For more than two decades, our chapter has worked to strengthen the partnership between the private sector and government in protecting the nation’s most vital assets.
Our mission remains clear: supporting the protection and resilience of the 16 Critical Infrastructure sectors that underpin the security, economy, and daily functioning of the United States. From energy and transportation to communications, healthcare, financial services, and beyond, these sectors are essential to our national stability and public safety.
Recent events remind us that the threat landscape continues to evolve. Whether the challenge comes from cyber actors, physical threats, or emerging hybrid risks, it has never been more important for our community to remain alert, connected, and informed. InfraGard plays a vital role in ensuring that trusted information flows between partners so that risks can be identified early and mitigated effectively.
Our success is built on strong partnerships. I would like to recognize the dedicated professionals and teams at the FBI Sacramento Field Office, the region’s Fusion Center, RTAC, Cal CSIC, and the Central California Intelligence Center. Their collaboration, expertise, and commitment to information sharing are essential to the strength of our alliance and to the protection of our region and nation.
The Sacramento Members Alliance continues to focus on delivering timely and relevant content to our members. Through in-person meetings, virtual briefings, training opportunities, and networking events, we strive to ensure our community has access to the information and connections needed to stay ahead of emerging threats.
What truly sets InfraGard apart, however, is our membership. Our members bring unique expertise, professional experience, and diverse perspectives from across industries and sectors. That collective knowledge strengthens our ability to understand risks, share insights, and build resilience across the critical infrastructure community.
As we celebrate these milestones, we also look forward. By continuing to collaborate, share information, and leverage the expertise of our members and partners, the InfraGard Sacramento Members Alliance will remain a trusted forum for protecting the systems and assets that our communities depend on every day.
Thank you for your continued commitment to InfraGard and to the mission we share.
Stephanie Cervantes
President/CEO
InfraGard Sacramento Members Alliance
A FBI-affiliated 501(c)3 Organization
InfraGard Sacramento members are reminded that it is necessary to log into the national portal at least every 90 days to maintain active membership. Visiting this chapter website is encouraged, but does not serve to keep your membership active.
In support of FEMA’s Strategic Plan, they have released the following documents:
In an effort to support the protection of the critical infrastructure and key resources (CIKR), the chapter is organized into 16 critical infrastructure sectors. This provides focus for the membership on the issues of CIKR and the unique characteristics and conditions of each sector.