Membership & Expert Network.
NAK is an open, growing association. Write to us with the matching subject line.
Ways to join
Become an expert
Specialists in AI security, digital forensics and OSINT, digital-rights lawyers, critical-infrastructure specialists, ethical hackers.
Write to
office@ncaua.comSubject line
NAK expert: [your field]Propose cooperation
Companies, public institutions, industry associations, academic partners and technology start-ups.
Write to
office@ncaua.comSubject line
Cooperation with NAK: [organisation]Propose research
Researchers and research groups with a topic, a method and data sources.
Write to
office@ncaua.comSubject line
Research: [topic]
How the network will grow.
The directions the association is developing. They are planned, and will appear on the site only once they are working.
- planned
Expert council
A council of specialists to help set priorities and review the association’s materials.
- planned
Technology companies
Developers, integrators and start-ups working in cybersecurity, AI and infrastructure.
- planned
Research and industry working groups
Groups for each of the association’s directions, preparing guidance and research.
- planned
Joint projects
Projects with public and private organisations within the association’s statutory aims.
- planned
International cooperation
Sharing experience with associations, researchers and institutions abroad.
How we handle applications.
Membership, moderation and personal-data rules are being approved. Until then we answer every message personally and publish no names without consent.
Please don’t send confidential documents or sensitive data: a few sentences about you and your proposal are enough to start.
Expert groups.
Expert groups are planned for each of the association’s directions.
- AI Securityplanned
- Deepfakes & Synthetic Mediaplanned
- Information Integrityplanned
- Cyber Warfare Resilienceplanned
- Critical Infrastructure & Sovereign AIplanned
- Digital Trustplanned