Social Responsibilty
TBDCyber is committed to being a supportive community partner
Through investments of time and resources, TBDCyber has provided support to these community-based organizations:
TBDCyber has sponsored Founding Senior Partner, Ernie Anderson, in several marathons (including Chicago, New York, Boston), as he runs in support of Alzheimer's Association #ENDALZ
The Alzheimer's Association's mission is to lead the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support, all working toward their vision of a world without Alzheimer's disease.
TBDCyber supports the Atlanta Area Council, Scouting America Friends of Scouting Campaign through financial gifts. Founding Senior Partner, Graeme Payne, serves on the Board and Executive Committee of the Atlanta Area Council. Graeme also chairs the National Technology Advisory Committee for Scouting America.
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The mission of Scouting America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Prior to joining TBDCyber Senior Consultant Jeff Caranna, created the Cybersecurity pathway at Akron Public Schools NIHF STEM High School. ​He continues to support the program and promote cybersecurity education in K-12.
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Jeff stated recently "It's a privilege and honor to talk with educators across the country about how learners are enhanced by their engagements with community partners such as TBDCyber. I feel immense pride to hear the students talk about how much they appreciated PBLs such as the "Hack-the-teacher" and "Hack Box" project's and how impactful are for building their interest in the field".
Founding Senior Partner Graeme Payne supports cybersecurity education in K-12. He recently provided workshops at Fulton County Schools' Innovation Academy in Alpharetta, Georgia. In TBDCyber sessions, students learned about their digital footprint, how to protect an influencer, identified potential phishing attempts, explored career opportunities in cybersecurity, and hacked AI.
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​As one of the students commented, " Thank you, cyber security in real life for giving us a fun way to learn that wasn’t just a presentation and a lecture and thank you hack the future for showing me actual ways I could progress in cyber security instead of just giving me a lecture".
TBDCyber has provided financial assistance to the Friends of Mueller State Park, a non-profit public charity that raises money to fund youth programs, park improvements and interpretive exhibits to enhance the experience of every visitor who enters the park.
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Senior Director, Joe Mendygral has been a long time member of the organization and we are happy to support this initiative.