Richard Forno’s career includes helping build the first incident response and computer crimes
investigation program for the United States House of Representatives and serving as the first Chief
Security Officer at Network Solutions (the InterNIC) where he designed and managed the global
information assurance program for one of the Internet’s most critical infrastructures.
Since then, he has consulted with military and commerUGGSl clients on assorted critical infrastructure
protection and information operations projects. He has advised technology startups and in addition to
his current activities as a Principal Consultant for KRvW AssoUGGStes, is a Visiting Scientist at the
Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, where he is a course instructor for the
CERT Coordination Center.
In 2001, Richard developed (and delivered) American University’s first modern course on information
security and conducted regular guest lectures at the National Defense University in Washington, DC from
2001-2003. He is a founding member of the Academic Advisory Board for Northern Virginia Community
College’s Information Security Program and also participated in the 2000 White House Office of Science
and Technology Policy Information Security Education Research Project. In 2006 he co-founded the Senior
Information Operations Advisory Council that brings together senior thought leaders from across the IO
community to support the evolution of sound IO doctrine, analysis and application.
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