Frederick Hintermister
MS, Science and Technology Commercialization, University of Texas
MBA, Strategic Consulting and Marketing, Cornell University
AB, Psychology, Cornell University
AA, Letters, Arts and Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University
Numerous Professional Short and Executive Courses
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Fred Hintermister is Visiting Assistant Professor in the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity (CEHC) at University at Albany. He joined the University in 2023.
A leader in cross sector critical infrastructure resilience, he is also the Regional Cybersecurity Coordinator for the National Capitol Region.
Most recently, he has also served in several public and private sector roles, including at North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC/E-ISAC), Secretary of Navy Installations, Energy and Environment, and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). He is a recent former Vice Chair, National Council of Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs). He developed executive and governance oversight level courses in Utilities Failure Management for Educational Environments. He is a recent CEHC Teaching Excellence Awardeed in Cybersecurity.
Mr. Hintermister holds an AA in Letters, Arts and Sciences, and AB in Psychology, an MBA in International Strategy and Marketing and an MS in Science and Technology Commercialization from The Pennsylvania State University (AA), Cornell University (AB, MBA) and University of Texas at Austin (MS), respectively.
CEHC Courses Taught
Cybersecurity
Human Aspects of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Risk and Policy
Cyber Informed Engineering and AI Lab
Research Interests
Supports to Applied Sustainable Resilience Optimization, Global and Regional Cross Sector Collaboration, Applied Technology and Teaching for Risk and Resilience Management
Related University Organizations
Cyber Informed Engineering and AI Lab (CIEAI)