Our Opportunities

Delta Risk is looking to partner with consultants during FY2010. Currently, we are looking to gather resumes and begin the dialogue which will lay the foundation for a trusted relationship, in preparation for future work. The two main areas of support are Critical Infrastructure Protection and Network Security.

The CIP Project will involve understanding cyber interdependencies within and between CIP sectors. We anticipate that work will require moderate technical, evaluator, and processing skills and may involve travel for site assessments.
We are also looking for Network Security professionals with moderate-to-strong technical and processing skills to assist ongoing assessments. This work may require extensive travel and collaboration with other professionals as members of an evaluation team. Strong writing and presentation skills are a plus. Prospective consultants must possess an active security clearance and be SCI-eligible.

If you are interested, please submit a resume to Jason Healey at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Delta Risk is a boutique company bringing together strategic thinking and technical skills to cyber defense, resiliency, and risk management. With personal experience from the White House to Wall Street, our principals and consultants are deeply tied to US cyber leadership and academia as well as the global Internet community. Whether it's organizing small tabletop exercises for senior officials to think through cyber conflict or helping clients defend against advanced persistent threats, Delta Risk is at the forefront of cyber defense.

Update: Delta Risk Assistance to FS-ISAC

Washington, D.C. and New York. February 2010.

Delta Risk is assisting the Financial Services ISAC on their recent "Cyber Attack Against Payment Processor" exercise, run over three days for financial institutions, payment processors, the retail sector, and business and government. Delta Risk is using our deep knowledge of the finance sector and exercises to analyze the thousands of responses to understand trends and lessons learned.

Update: DECIDE Project Funded by Congress

Washington, D.C. October 2009.

The Cyber Conflict Research Consortium has just received several million dollars from DHS Science and Technology directorate to develop DECIDE, a decision and risk modeling simulation to support cybersecurity for the financial sector. Delta Risk has been instrumental in the requirements process and helping the Consortium--an educational research alliance--understand financial sector decision making and information infrastructure.

Update: ccTLD Training for Asia

Seoul, South Korea. October 2009

Delta Risk team members have just finished training attack and contingency response to Internet top-level domain operators from across Asia, for ICANN and in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Top-Level Domain Association.