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Security and Risk Management

Security and Risk Management are critical functions that focus on safeguard an organization’s digital assets, information systems, and overall operational integrity. This multifaceted discipline involves identifying potential threats, assessing vulnerabilities, and implementing proactive measures to mitigate risks effectively.

Around 70% of businesses have been affected by ransomware. Adding this skill improves your credibility, job prospects, and ensures staying up-to-date in a rapidly-changing field.

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CBRNE-WMD and Asymmetric Threat Management & Response

The world is changing. The capability of state and non-state actors to cause damage to the homeland is increasing at an incredible pace. First responders and emergency managers should therefore ensure that they are fully prepared to recognize, respond to, and manage incidents involving chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive threats. These complex and high-risk scenarios demand specialized training to protect public safety, minimize casualties, and coordinate effectively across agencies. Certification demonstrates professional readiness, enhances operational effectiveness, and supports resilience efforts.

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Project Management for Homeland Security Professionals

Project management plays a vital role in enhancing Homeland Security preparedness by providing structured methodologies to plan, execute, and evaluate initiatives aimed at reducing risks and improving response capabilities. Through clear goal setting, resource allocation, timeline management, and stakeholder coordination, project management ensures that preparedness efforts—such as emergency planning, infrastructure upgrades, training exercises, and interagency collaboration—are delivered efficiently and effectively. This disciplined approach strengthens resilience, supports accountability, and enables continuous improvement in the face of evolving threats.

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Meet Our Experts

Introducing: Lindsay Kuck

Professor, Homeland Security MPS

Lindsay Kuck is an experienced Homeland Security professional with over 20 years of experience in Emergency Management and Homeland Security working in multiple levels of government. Her areas of expertise include homeland security, emergency management, risk and vulnerability analysis, all-hazards planning, contingency response planning, continuity of operations planning, situational awareness, building effective cross-agency collaboration within the government and private sectors, and law.

Lindsay previously worked at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), where she led planning and situational awareness efforts in the FEMA National Response Coordination Center (NRCC) for several large-scale domestic and international incident response efforts.

Lindsay also served as the Homeland Security Strategic Planner for the Tampa Bay Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI), performing risk and capability analysis for the Tampa Bay Urban Area in support of the Homeland Security UASI grant program.

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