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At a glance

Programs
5
Locations
6
States served
1
Delivery
Online (4), Hybrid (1)
Program length
Not stated (4), 8 to 12 weeks (1)
Program type
Job Training Program (4)
Branches accepted
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Counts are computed from the DoD program listings below -- a provider with several programs can appear more than once in each count.

About Risk Mitigation Consulting

Risk Mitigation Consulting (RMC), operating as RMC 2021 LLC, provides cybersecurity, mission assurance, critical infrastructure protection, and intelligence services to Department of Defense and U.S. government clients, as well as commercial customers. The company is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, and operates across federal and commercial markets. RMC has acquired Securicon to expand its cybersecurity and mission assurance capabilities, and describes itself as the DoD leader in Mission Assurance and ICS/OT cybersecurity. Its work spans risk and vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, governance risk and compliance, cyber engineering, intelligence and analysis, and the protection of operational technology and industrial control systems.

The SkillBridge program runs across 6 locations in 2 states, with remote delivery available. Interns work in one of several tracks: Cybersecurity, Cyber Intelligence, Engineering, or Intelligence. Depending on the track, an intern may develop intelligence reports on cyber actors, provide cybersecurity and accreditation guidance to clients, assess Department of Defense utility systems for vulnerabilities and resiliency, or support the development of All-Hazards Threat Assessments and Enhanced Threat Assessments for U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps installations. Engineering interns work alongside engineers and technical specialists to produce formal reports and presentations for military clients. Intelligence interns apply research, critical thinking, and analytic writing skills to produce products used in mission assurance planning and decision-making.

Sources: www.rmcglobal.com (checked Aug 2, 2026), www.rmcglobal.com (checked Aug 2, 2026)

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Programs

Risk Mitigation Consulting - Cyber Intelligence

Detailed listing

Delivery
Hybrid source value: Hybrid (In-Person and Online)
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field
Computer and Mathematical, Life, Physical, and Social Science
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

The Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Analyst is responsible for supporting the Headquarters' Marine Corps (HQMC) CIP Program. The program plays an integral role in achieving mission assurance (MA) and complements other HQMC programs concerning risk management, such as: Antiterrorism, Readiness, Information Assurance (IA), Continuity of Operations (COOP), Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Consequence Management (CBRN CM), and Installation Emergency Management. The CIP Analyst will support  military and DOD civilian leaders in planning, organizing and coordinating CIP and MA program requirements. The CIP analyst develops briefings, reports, and guidance documents to support the identification and validation of critical assets. The SME may assist in reviewing military headquarters' plans, policies, and directives, to ensure compliance with DoD policies and directives. Support may also consist of developing white papers, position papers, and briefings.

Eligibility

Secret-level security clearance

What the work involves

The Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Analyst is responsible for supporting the Headquarters' Marine Corps (HQMC) CIP Program. The program plays an integral role in achieving mission assurance (MA) and complements other HQMC programs concerning risk management, such as: Antiterrorism, Readiness, Information Assurance (IA), Continuity of Operations (COOP), Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Consequence Management (CBRN CM), and Installation Emergency Management. The CIP Analyst will support military and DOD civilian leaders in planning, organizing and coordinating CIP and MA program requirements. The CIP analyst develops briefings, reports, and guidance documents to support the identification and validation of critical assets.. The SME may assist in reviewing military headquarters' plans, policies, and directives, to ensure compliance with DoD policies and directives. Support may also consist of developing white papers, position papers, and briefings. Support development of risk decision plans (RDPs) for select task critical assets (TCAs) and associated infrastructure Support critical asset identification process (CAIP) through coordinating with subordinate commands and developing Support DoD customer in the usage of MCCAMSPrepare and make presentations on various topics Prepare narrative reports, briefings, and products in support of the Marine Corps' CIP Program Review MAA reports for each installation in the MCI PAC and Ill MEF AOR and review equities and/or critical assets to understand risk to criticalassets and missions supported by those assets Review readiness reporting in the Defense Readiness Reporting System Strategic (DRRS-S) and assist with the development of mission chains. Provide research and analysis in accordance with DoD MA and Marine Corps CIP policy and guidance Generate reports, briefs, and products Attend MA/CIP working groups and integrated planning team (IPT) meetings Develop schedules, reports, plan of action and milestones Respond to DoD and Service-wide t asks and provide logistical and program support on CIP related matters Develop and deliver briefings for internal and external consumption on CIP and MA topics Provide CIP support to the Marine Corps mission assurance program and provide technical writing and review support of DoD reports andinformation papers.

Locations

  • Camp Lejeune, Jackson, NC

Risk Mitigation Consulting - Cyber Intelligence - Job Training Program

Partial listing

Delivery
Online
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Type
Job Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field
Computer and Mathematical, Life, Physical, and Social Science
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

Risk Mitigation Consulting provides cybersecurity, mission assurance, critical infrastructure protection, and intelligence services to DoD and USGOV clients. Our cybersecurity internship is designed to expose interns to complex, real-world issues that pose threats to our national security and how those threats impact mission execution of our military installations and operating forces. RMC is a purpose-driven company on a relentless mission to deliver impact and service to our customers in the federal and commercial markets. We are about improving security for military and global commercial partners through our Risk Management, Mission Assurance, Cybersecurity, and other technical services. Our talented team is our top priority, which is reflected in our flexible work environment and highly rated culture.

What the work involves

A Cyber Intelligence intern will gain valuable knowledge and insight on cyber-specific intelligence concepts and practices through developing intelligence reports of cyber actors’ capabilities and intent to attack, disrupt, or otherwise undermine U.S. entities and agencies cyber assets. RMC is uniquely positioned to expose interns to this dynamic and critical field due to our deep technical knowledge of DoD cybersecurity practices and requirements, combined with our in-house intelligence functions, which produces DoD gold-standard analytic products such as the RMA All-hazards Threat Assessment (AHTA).

Locations

  • Pentagon, Virtual

Risk Mitigation Consulting - Cybersecurity - Job Training Program

Partial listing

Delivery
Online
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Type
Job Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

What the work involves

The Cybersecurity FRCS Specialist (Intern) will learn how to provide cybersecurity and accreditation guidance to clients. They will learn proactively investigate cybersecurity issues, monitor progress, and regularly report to the FRCS program manager. Additionally, they will collaborate with other cybersecurity assessment teams, facilitating data sharing and coordinating assessment activities. Our cybersecurity inter will gain experience in collecting, analyzing, and synthesizing cybersecurity data, enabling them to create high-quality client reports and documentation. They will come away from our program with strong writing and communication skills, proficiency in software tools, and in-depth understanding of cybersecurity domains. Further, our intern will be exposed to OT and IT auditing and gain familiarity with DoD policies and effective problem-solving practices in the dynamic DoD domain.

Locations

  • Pentagon, Virtual

Risk Mitigation Consulting - Engineering - Job Training Program

Partial listing

Delivery
Online
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Type
Job Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field
Architecture and Engineering, Computer and Mathematical, Military Specific
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

Risk Mitigation Consulting provides mission assurance, critical infrastructure protection, cybersecurity, and intelligence services to DoD and USGOV clients. Our engineering internship is designed to expose interns to complex, real-world issues that pose threats to our national security and how those threats impact mission execution of our military installations and operating forces. RMC is a purpose-driven company on a relentless mission to deliver impact and service to our customers in the federal and commercial markets. We are about improving security for military and global commercial partners through our Risk Management, Mission Assurance, Cybersecurity, and other technical services. Our talented team is our top priority, which is reflected in our flexible work environment and highly rated culture.

What the work involves

The Engineering intern will support RMC’s military customers and will assess Department of Defense utility systems, supporting infrastructure and capabilities to identify vulnerabilities, assess strategic and local impacts due to infrastructure deficiencies or compromise, and promote resiliency through practical risk mitigation strategies. The intern will use their knowledge of general facilities and utilities engineering concepts, principles, and practices applicable to the evaluate a wide range of military facilities such as administrative buildings, tactical equipment shops, communications facilities, industrial plants, and hospitals as required. Focus of the work will be in analyzing and reporting how these systems can be made less vulnerable to disruption and more resilient. The work supports the enhancement of the overall security and resiliency posture of our various customers and ensures their ability to successfully complete their missions. The Engineering intern will work closely with other engineers and technical specialists to develop formal presentations and reports for clients primarily within the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps.

Locations

  • Pentagon, Virtual

Risk Mitigation Consulting - Intelligence - Job Training Program

Partial listing

Delivery
Online
Length
About 9 to 13 weeks source value: 61 - 90 days
Type
Job Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

Risk Mitigation Consulting provides intelligence, cyber security, critical infrastructure protection, and mission assurance services to DoD and USGOV clients. Our intelligence internship is designed to expose interns to complex, real-world issues that pose threats to our national security and how those threats impact mission execution of our military installations and operating forces. Intelligence interns will learn the processes used to develop clear, analytic products for our clients and how those products are used to develop detailed plans and make decisive decisions. Our opportunity provides interns the coaching, mentorship, and real-world-experience necessary to hone their research, critical thinking, writing, and oral briefing skills so they are competitive in the ever-growing intelligence field.

What the work involves

The Intelligence & Operations Analyst will analyze and describe threats facing U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, or other Department of Defense (DoD) installations and supporting the client's ongoing mission assurance efforts. The Intelligence & Operations Analyst will utilize intelligence analysis skills and independent thinking to promote and implement concepts of analysis and communication of threats and hazards. The Intelligence & Operations Analyst will support the development and on-going reviews of installation-level All-Hazards Threat Assessments (AHTAs), Enhanced Threat Assessments (ETAs), analytical white papers, and open-source intelligence (OSINT)-related production.

Locations

  • Virtual
  • MCSF New Orleans, Virtual

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