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About

Behind the Colorado Cyber Resource Center

The Colorado Cyber Resource Center is the shared product of the Colorado Whole of State Working Group and the National Cybersecurity Center (NCC). The Whole of State is made up of local CISOs and IT professionals, Colorado State Agency representatives, and interested and supportive entities seeking to get low-barrier resources to local jurisdictions in Colorado.

For more details on the Whole of State roll-out plan, please visit the presentation deck here.

Interested in joining the group? Please contact the Colorado Cyber Resource Center directly.

about

the NCC

The National Cybersecurity Center is headquartered in Colorado Springs, CO. We are a 501(c)(3) that was established in 2016 by former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper to advance cybersecurity education and awareness.

We are home to a robust K-12 education program, adult education opportunities, a 50-state legislator cyber hygiene training campaign, as well as the first Space ISAC.

Through this Center, we are excited to take our mission to another level here in Colorado by bringing together local, state and federal cyber resources to improve Colorado’s cybersecurity posture and make it a safer place to live, work and play.

Key

Operations

The Colorado Cyber Resource Center serves as a repository for tools and guidance shared from local cyber professionals who understand the Colorado environment; a connection point to free state and federal resources that can help improve your cyber defenses; and a network of shared expertise and support from other local professionals.

Coming in the fall, we look forward to launching a statewide cyber range to help bridge the education-workforce gap in cybersecurity in Colorado. We are also excited to launch PISCES in Colorado – a program dedicated to equipping higher education students with real world skills in network monitoring.