What We Do

The University of Oregon Cyber Risk Clinic provides hands-on cybersecurity support to public sector organizations, with a current focus on helping Oregon water and wastewater districts improve their cybersecurity. Through state-funded support, we help organizations understand their cyber risk, complete practical assessments, and take the next steps to improve their security.

Our Current Focus: Water District Cybersecurity Support

We are currently working with water and wastewater districts across Oregon to complete the Cybersecurity Performance Goals (CPGs) developed by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).These goals provide a simple, practical framework to help organizations:

  • Understand their current cybersecurity posture
  • Identify gaps
  • Prioritize improvements

Our goal is to make this process clear, approachable, and achievable-- even for organizations without dedicated IT or cybersecurity staff.

Who We Are

These people are working hard to make the Cyber Risk Clinic services available-- not just to the Eugene-Springfield area, but across the entire State of Oregon.


 

José D.
José Domínguez
Chief Information Security Officer
Leland VanBrunt
Leland VanBrunt
Senior IT Security Risk & Compliance Analyst
Andy Preising
Andy Preising
IT Security Risk & Compliance Analyst

SLGCP Award

Governor Letter

  • Award Number: CY23-119
  • Awarded Agency: University of Oregon
  • Project Scope: Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Services
  • Period of Performance: June 1, 2025 thru – May 31, 2027 (two years)

riskclinic@uoregon.edu