Treasury launches cybersecurity information-sharing initiative for the digital asset industry

The Treasury Department has launched a new cybersecurity information-sharing initiative for the digital asset industry.

In an April 9, 2026 press release, Treasury said the program is designed to help firms detect cyber threats and improve risk management. The announcement adds a new federal effort aimed at sharing threat information with companies in the digital asset sector.

Treasury’s release did not provide many implementation details, but it described the initiative as part of broader work to strengthen defenses against malicious cyber actors. A recent White House digital assets report also pointed to Treasury’s existing threat-information sharing efforts, including the Automated Threat Information Feed, or ATIF, as part of that broader framework.

The launch comes as crypto firms and regulators continue to focus on hacks, fraud and other cyber risks that can quickly move across the industry. For now, the main confirmed development is the federal launch itself, with additional rollout details still to come.