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Identify stakeholders and members
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When setting up a new ISAC, starting small is key for building trust, forming the partnership and setting the wheels in motion. Start by identifying and reaching out to a few like-minded organisations to share information with. As trust increases, bringing in new stakeholders might be beneficial or even necessary, but keeping the participants at a maximum number of 20-25 organisations is ideal, as management and coordination becomes more difficult the larger the ISAC becomes.
Members representing the organisations do not have to be managers, but they should
Have enough competence to share and benefit from the discussions,
Have the mandate to represent its organisation in order to speak freely at the meetings,
Feel committed to actively participate in and contribute to the discussions,
Be able to contribute with, or receive information on, a relevant level (e.g. strategic vs. technical)
When like-minded representatives from other organisations have been identified, the following check could be done in order to fine-tune the participation:
Are the current organisations/representatives the right ones for accomplishing the goals or should additional organisations/representatives join?
Who are represented in the group, and what are their similarities and differences?
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