Todd Blanchard serves as an Adjunct Professor at George Washington University, where he leverages his extensive experience in cyber security to educate the next generation of leaders in the field. With over 19 years of expertise in cyber security program and project management, Todd brings...
Todd Blanchard serves as an Adjunct Professor at George Washington University, where he leverages his extensive experience in cyber security to educate the next generation of leaders in the field. With over 19 years of expertise in cyber security program and project management, Todd brings a wealth of knowledge to the classroom, particularly in the realms of cyber defense strategy and security operations. His role involves teaching courses within the Master of Professional Studies degree in Security and Safety Leadership (SSL) program, where he focuses on equipping students with the necessary skills to navigate the complexities of information security management in both public and private sectors.
In his current position, Todd is instrumental in developing course content that emphasizes real-world applications of network security, IT service management, and requirements analysis. His background in the Air Force and understanding of the Department of Defense acquisition process enrich the curriculum, providing students with insights into the intricacies of defense and information technology. Todd's commitment to fostering a comprehensive learning environment is evident as he engages students in discussions about the latest trends and challenges in cyber security, preparing them to tackle issues such as active directory management and Windows server security.
Through his teaching, Todd not only imparts critical knowledge but also inspires students to think strategically about their roles in enhancing organizational security. His dedication to the field is reflected in his ongoing involvement with key projects that aim to advance cyber security practices, making him a valuable asset to both George Washington University and the broader cyber security community.