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LGV was a critical partner with NIST in the development of the Voluntary Cybersecurity Framework, as called for in President Obama’s Executive Order 13636. LGV assisted in drafting elements of the Framework and led the development of a series of workshops held with representatives from multiple Critical Infrastructure/Key Resources (CI/KR) sectors to ensure their input was integrated into the Framework.

LGV has also supported NIST in planning and facilitating additional workshops on privacy, supply chain security, and advanced identity.

LGV supported the development and execution of a company-wide tabletop exercise (TTX) for a large Northeastern utility. The comprehensive exercise featured multiple moves and injects that tested the utility’s Corporate Emergency Response Center’s and Network Operations Center’s ability to respond to a cyber attack and a series of physical attacks. LGV developed key elements of the attack scenario to test whether the utility could respond to a series of cascading events and continue to provide services to their customer base over an extended period of time.

LGV develops and facilitates the annual corporate TTX for a Fortune 100 global manufacturing and chemical company. The exercises have tested the company’s emergency response plan across all divisions, specifically targeting internal and external communications and brand and reputation management, as well as testing, in the most recent exercise, the company’s response to a cyber incident. For each exercise, LGV develops and presents the after-action report to the chemical and manufacturing company’s corporate leadership, highlighting areas for improvement and proposed corrective actions for the company to implement.

LGV is supporting a global systems integrator in identifying opportunities within the cybersecurity market for growth and innovation. LGV also provides advice and counsel on federal policy and the legislative environment.

LGV was responsible for developing and drafting the Cyber Annex to the National Capital Region’s (NCR) Implementation Guide. The Cyber Annex supports the NCR’s emergency response plan in the mitigation, management, and recovery from a cyber incident of regional significance. The Annex serves to guide the region’s preparation for and response to relevant cyber emergencies and disasters.

LGV was responsible for managing the State of California’s Cybersecurity Task Force, under the direction of California’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) and California’s Department of Technology (Cal Tech). LGV, working with Cal OES and Cal Tech, identified Task Force members, developed Task Force objectives, and coordinated Task Force input into the initial draft of California’s cybersecurity strategy.

LGV supported AOEM in its examination of the role of public, private, and not-for-profit sectors in community disaster recovery, including planning, response, recovery, and resiliency. LGV supported AOEM in the development of actionable recommendations for effective collaboration among all sectors, specifically identifying how the public sector can support the private sector in their response and recovery activities and how to ensure a resilient community and regional supply chain.

LGV worked with a large west coast University to evaluate and analyze the University’s emergency plans and procedures. LGV developed and conducted a full-scale exercise and after-action report, to test the findings and recommendations from the evaluation and analysis and coordinated with the Los Angeles Police and Fire Departments in the planning and execution of the exercise.

LGV served as a strategic advisor to a Major League Baseball stadium authority to identify appropriate vendors to upgrade and modernize the stadium’s security systems.