Delta Risk, LLC

Cyber security, resilience and risk Consulting, exercises, training, and assessments

San Antonio :: Chicago :: Washington, DC

Training

Delta Risk's trainers develop and teach courses about cyber conflict and responding to advanced cyber threats, using our unique expertise. Three of our staff are on the board of the Cyber Conflict Studies Association. We have worked national cyber defense at the White House, on Wall Street, and in operational military cyber commands. And of course our technical staff have certifications like CISSP, CEH and others.

Our main training offerings include:

The Cyber Conflict Curriculum with over 30 classes, a unique program to bridge the gap between cybersecurity and national security, with tracks in

Strategy
Cyber Offense
Cyber Defense
Intelligence
Legal
Critical Infrastructure Protection and Cyber Conflict

Resilience and Technical Defense classes, including

Certified Ethical Hacking
Contingency Response for ccTLDs
Risk Analysis and Mitigation
Frugal Network Defense

Domain Name Server Security and Resilience classes, including the flagship Attack and Contingency Response Planning, taught on behalf of ICANN for ccTLDs around the globe.

News: New Cyber Conflict Curriculum

Washington D.C. February 2010

Delta Risk's Cyber Conflict Curriculum has 30+ classes to teach students to be cyberpower strategists, bridging the gap between technical information security training and national security fundamentals.

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.