The Hampton Roads Cybersecurity Education, Workforce, and Economic Development Alliance

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1 The Hampton Roads Cybersecurity Education, Workforce, and Economic Development Alliance HRCyber Steering Committee Meeting March 16, 2017, 11:00-1:00 Teleconference Join WebEx meeting (Click this link to join via computer) Meeting number (access code): Join by phone Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada) Call-in toll number (US/Canada) HRCyber Website - 1

2 Meeting Agenda ITEM HRCYBER UPDATES VSGC Activities Cybersecurity Workforce Survey Articulation Agreements Cybersecurity related programs Virginia Beach Professional Credentials Go Virginia Update Open discussion PRESENTER Brian Payne Mary Sandy/Chris Carter Tancy Vandecar-Burdin Brian Payne John Costanzo Teresa Dougherty Eric Weisel Brian Payne 2

3 HRCyber Project Status Update Goal 1: Coordinate educational pathways between public high schools, community colleges, and four year institutions Goal 2: Gather information from the regional workforce about the knowledge units taught in cybersecurity programs and revise those curricula where needed. Associated Activities with Goal 1 Status Associated Activities with Goal 2 Status Conduct monthly Steering Committee meetings Develop at least two articulation agreements (5 - TCC-ODU agreement completed Dec 2016) Conduct two focus groups with employers to determine their views on cybersecurity (Completed October 2016) Complete Cybersecurity Workforce Survey Identify curricula revisions Conduct DACUM workshop and chart (Completed February 2017) Create virtual lab Assess Curricula Revisions Review and/or revise articulation agreements Complete Cybersecurity Educational Survey Not started 25% complete 50% complete 75% complete Complete 3

4 HRCyber Project Status Update Goal 3: Coordinate academic programming between educational institutions and workforce. Goal 4: Strengthen the cybersecurity capabilities of the regional workforce. Associated Activities with Goal 3 Conduct Cybersecurity Counselor Workshop (completed Feb 23, 2017) Create HRCyber homepage (Completed October 2016) Train faculty on Virtual Lab Status Associated Activities with Goal 4 Develop and produce at least four cybersecurity career awareness videos (completed March 2017) Conduct Cybersecurity Saturday Series for high school students and parents (March 2017) Host a cybersecurity workforce development summit in November 2017 Develop marketing material Status Train college counselors/academic on cybersecurity programs Participate in regional cybersecurity summits and conferences (1, 2) Attend NICE Conferences (2016/2017) Not started 25% complete 50% complete 75% complete Complete Provide Virginia Beach High School Interns to regional cybersecurity employers Provide Internships and apprenticeships to regional cybersecurity employers (4, 6, 7) 4

5 Project Status Report Other Completed Activities/Event by HRCyber Partners (Numbers correspond to notes on slides 3 and 4.) Activity/Event 1. Cyber Protection Resources (CPR) a HRCyber partner completes the Virginia Cyber Convention & Expo (October 5-6, 2016, Virginia Beach Convention Center, Virginia Beach, VA) 2. Thomas Nelson Community College a HRCyber partner completes the 2016 Cyber Security Conference (October 7, 2016, Peninsula Workforce Development Center, Hampton, VA) 3. TCC announces CyberCorps Scholarship for Service program with NSU (November 15, 2016) 4. NICE Webinar Building your cybersecurity team with apprenticeships. HRCyber partners Leigh Armistead (Peregine Technical Solutions) and William Clement (Tidewater Community College) discuss apprenticeship opportunities. (November 16, 2016) 5. TCC-ODU Cybersecurity Articulation Agreement Signing Ceremony, February 8, 2017, 10:30 am, Richmond, VA 6. Peregrine Technical Solutions has hired two cybersecurity apprentices (Jan/Feb 2017) one is working in Juneau, AK and the other is in Alexandria, VA. They are completing their course work through TCC via distance learning. 7. Dan Bowden, VP & CISA Sentara Heathcare, Cyber Student Staffing Program, 7 interns have been identified to work in School the ISO office in May from ODU, 1 from Regent, and 1 from TCC. Major Source Year Working Title ODU Cyber CISO Contact Fr Jr Cyber Risk Analyst ODU Cyber CISO Contact Fr Jr Cyber Risk Analyst Regent Cyber CISO Contact So Jr Cyber Risk Analyst ODU Cyber CSIIP Jr Jr Cyber Security Analyst ODU IST CSIIP Jr Jr Cyber Security Analyst ODU CS CSIIP So Jr Cyber Security Analyst TNCC CS CSIIP So Jr SecDevOps Analyst 5

6 Virginia Space Grant Consortium Activities Mary Sandy and Chris Carter DACUM Workshop December 13-14, 2016 (Complete) DACUM Worksheet (Complete Feb 2017) Counselors Workshop February 23, 2016, ODU Peninsula Center (Complete Feb 23, 2017) Cyber Saturdays March 11 (Hampton) and March 25 (Va Beach ATC) Cybersecurity Counselors Workshop, Feb 23, 2017 ODU Peninsula Center Cybersecurity Workforce Videos (Complete Mar 2017) Internships (CSIIP) 6

7 Cybersecurity Workforce Survey Update Tancy Vandecar-Burdin s sent to over 200 business, educational partners/contacts, and others Total of 34 completes as of Feb 13 Final report is being completed Cybersecurity Educational Survey Update s sent to educational partners Total of 14 out of 34 surveys completed as of March 10th 7

8 Education Survey: Initial Findings Three (3) Most Difficult Knowledge Skills to Find Qualified Instructors/Professors to Teach n Software Reverse Engineering 8* Penetration Testing 5* Security clearances 5* Security + Certification 3 CISSP Certification 2 Network Detection and Analysis 2 Network + Certification 2 General Problem Solving 2 How Well Local Educational Institutions Prepare Students in: (Categories based on the NIST Framework) Excellent Good Fair Poor Identify: Develop the organizational understanding to manage cybersecurity risk to systems, assets, data, and capabilities. Protect: Develop and implement the appropriate safeguards to ensure delivery of critical infrastructure services. Detect: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to identify the occurrence of a cybersecurity event. Respond: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to take action regarding a detected cybersecurity event. Recover: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to maintain plans for resilience and to restore any capabilities or services that were impaired due to a cybersecurity event How Prepared Recent Cybersecurity Graduates are in the Following Workplace Competencies Very prepared Somewhat prepared Not well prepared Not at all prepared Operate and Maintain IT Security Working with Tools and Technology Problem Solving and Decision Making Teamwork Planning and Organizing Creative Thinking Protect and Defend from Threats Cybersecurity Technology Information Assurance Incident Detection Analyze Information Incident Response and Remediation Collect Information and Operate Cybersecurity processes Risk Management Investigating Threats Security Provision System Business Fundamentals Oversee and Govern Cybersecurity Work Quality Rating of Cybersecurity Education that is Available from Excellent Good Fair Poor Public School Community Colleges Year Colleges/Universities

9 Cybersecurity Workforce and Educational Survey: Comparison of results (One preliminary take-away) Tancy Vandecar-Burdin How Well Local Educational Institutions Prepare Students in: (Categories based on the NIST Poor Fair Good Excellent Framework) Identify: Develop the organizational understanding to manage cybersecurity risk to systems, assets, data, and (20.0%) (50.0%) (26.7%) (3.3%) capabilities. Protect: Develop and implement the appropriate safeguards to ensure delivery of critical infrastructure services. Detect: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to identify the occurrence of a cybersecurity event. Respond: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to take action regarding a detected cybersecurity event. Recover: Develop and implement the appropriate activities to maintain plans for resilience and to restore any capabilities or services that were impaired due to a cybersecurity event. 1 (16.7%) 1 (13.3%) 2 (13.3%) 2 (10.0%) 2 (46.7%) 5 (46.7%) 4 (56.7%) 5 (66.7%) 9 (33.3%) 6 (36.7%) 5 (26.7%) 5 (20.0%) 2 (3.3%) 2 (3.3%) 3 (3.3%) 2 (3.3%) This table compares how employers and educational partners view the preparation of students in various categories based on the NIST framework (the employers ratings are in percentages underneath the educational partners numbers). While both groups gave very few excellent marks, the employers were more likely to give poor or fair marks for many of the categories. This indicates some discrepancy between the two groups in terms of the perceived preparation of local students for the cybersecurity workforce. 9

10 Articulation Agreement Update Brian Payne Thomas Nelson CC Articulation Agreement Final Draft complete. Waiting for approval and date/location for signing ceremony TCC ODU Cybersecurity Articulation Agreement Complete - Signing Ceremony, Richmond, VA, February 8, 2017 (see next page for pictures) Links to articles related to the Articulation Agreements News@ODU, ODU-TCC Cybersecurity Education Agreement Formalized in Richmond About TCC, New TCC and ODU agreement gives cybersecurity students seamless path to bachelor s. Feb 9, 2017 Governor of Virginia flickr Photos of signing ceremony Virginia Pilot Guest Columnist Brian Payne & Daniel DeMarte: Joining forces to secure cyber infrastructure. Feb 19,

11 Cybersecurity related degree plans available in Hampton Roads John Costanzo Norfolk State University Cybersecurity Related Programs Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs * Designated as National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education Old Dominion University Cybersecurity Related Programs Undergraduate Programs Computer Engineering (B.S.) Computer Science (Minor and B.S.) Cybersecurity (Minor and B.S.) Graduate Programs Computer Information Systems (M.S.) Computer Science (M.S. and Ph.D.) Cyber Systems Security (Certificate and M.S.) Computer Engineering (B.S.) Computer Science (B.S.) Computer Science Information Assurance, Information Systems, and Information Technology (B.S.) Electrical & Electronics Engineering (B.S.) Computer Science (M.S.) Cyber Security (M.S.) Electronics Engineering Information Assurance (M.S.) Electrical Engineering (Minor and B.S.) Electrical Engineering Technology (Minor and B.S.) Information Systems (Minor and B.S.) Information Systems Technology (B.S.) Cybersecurity (Certificate and M.S.) Electrical & Computer Engineering (M.S. and Ph.D.) Modeling & Simulation (Certificate, M.S., and Ph.D.) Systems Engineering (M.S.) College of Williams and Mary Cybersecurity Related Programs Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Modeling & Simulation (Minor and B.S.) Computer Science (Minor and B.S.) Computer Science (M.S. and Ph.D.) Cybersecurity related programs include: Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Science, Information Technology; Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering; Management Information Systems; and Systems Engineering. Source: Virginia Innovation Ecosystem: The Trusted Leader in Growing Cyber Security Solutions. Office of Virginia's Secretary of Technology, Patrick Henry Building, 111 East Board St, Richmond, VA January

12 Tidewater Community College Cybersecurity Related Programs Career Studies Certificate * Designated as National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE2Y) Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science Cybersecurity related degree plans available in Hampton Roads Cloud Computing Cybersecurity Database Specialist Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Geospatial Intelligence Information Systems Technology Network Administration Computer Science (A.S.) Engineering (A.S.) Civil Engineering Technology (A.A.S.) Electrical Technology (A.A.S.) Information Systems Technology (A.A.S.) (Articulation Agreement with ODU) Thomas Nelson Community College Cybersecurity Related Programs Associate of Science or Career Studies Certificate Associate of Applied Science Cybersecurity Cybersecurity for LAN Electronics Engineering Technology (A.A.S.) Electronics Engineering (A.A.S.) Network Infrastructure Specialist Programming and Mobile Applications Development Server Infrastructure Administrator Windows 2012 Virtualization Information Systems Technology CISCO Networking, Web Design Specialist, and Web Design/E-Commerce Engineering Technology (A.A.S.) Information Systems Technology (A.A.S.) Mechanical Engineering Technology (A.A.S.) Web Development Specialist 18

13 Virginia Beach City Public School Cybersecurity Courses High School courses Business Information Systems Cisco Networking I & II Computer Systems Technology I & II Network Administration & Cybersecurity I & II Web Design Foundations Advanced Web Design Software & Game Development Advanced Software & Game Development Telecommunications I & II Engineering Technology I & II Modeling & Simulation Computer-Aided Drafting & Design Information Technology Fundamentals Computer Systems Technology I & II Computer Maintenance Middle School courses Foundations of Creative Coding & Computer Solutions (6 th Grade) Creative Coding & Computer Solutions (7 th Grade) Advanced Creative Coding & Computer Solutions (8 th Grade) Advanced Technology Center (ATC), Entrepreneurship & Business Academy (Kempsville HS), Governor's STEM & Technology Academy (Landstown HS), Mathematics & Science Academy (Ocean Lakes HS) Newport News Public Schools High School courses Introduction to Computer Programming Honors Computer Programming Digital Visualization Modeling & Simulation Heritage High School Governor s STEM Academy Point of Contact: Chinell Callwood, Governor s STEM Academy Program Administrator, Chinell.Callwood@nn.k12.va.us Cybersecurity related K-12 courses available in Hampton Roads Information Technology Pathway Information Technology Fundamentals Computer Information Systems Computer Information Systems, Advanced Programming Computer Network Software Operations Computer Network Software Operations, Advanced Programming & Cybersecurity Pathway Information Technology Fundamentals Computer Information Systems Computer Information Systems, Advanced Advanced Programming Hampton Public Schools High School courses Engineering & Manufacturing Pathway Introduction to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Engineering Computer Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Design & Development Engineering Drawing/Design Technology Drawing/Design Robotics Robotics & Mechatronics Health Informatics Pathway Computer Information Systems Programming Information Technology Fundamentals Computer Information Systems, Advanced Aerospace & Information Technology/Greater Peninsula Governor s Academy (Hampton HS) Information Design & Engineering Academy (IDEA) STEM Academy (Phoebus HS) Governor s Health Science Academy (Bethel HS) Point of Contact: Veronica Hurd, Director of the Academies of Hampton, vhurd@hampton.k12.va.us 18

14 Teresa Dougherty Report is available at this web site. orkplacereadinessskills.pdf 14

15 ATC Credentials Earned ATC Credentials Earned

16 ATC Credentials Earned

17 Go Virginia Opportunities Eric Weisel A Business-Led Statewide Initiative Promote regional collaboration on economic development Initial Allocation: $35.95 million: GO! Grants ($5.5M FY17 / $30.0M FY18 / $450K staff) FY 2017 State budget includes $7.5 million in funding Next up: White Paper completed. Go Virginia Cyber Working Group 17

18 Steering Committee Meeting Schedule (3 rd Thursday of the month from 11:00-1:00) Month Date/Time Who Comments January th /11:00-1:00 All HRCyber members In-person meeting ODU Peninsula Center February rd /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference March th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference April th /11:00-1:00 All HRCyber members In-person meeting May th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference June th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference July th /11:00-1:00 All HRCyber members In-person meeting August th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference September th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference October th /11:00-1:00 All HRCyber members In-person meeting November th /11:00-1:00 Steering Committee Teleconference December th /11:00-1:00 All HRCyber members In-person meeting 18