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Benjamin W. Nerud
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Benjamin W. Nerud is the Deputy Branch Chief for the Combat Support Assessments Division, at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). As the Deputy Branch Chief, he conducts research and analysis of terrorist operations, security technology, and risk management. Prior to becoming the Deputy Branch Chief, he was a Terrorist and Security Operations Specialist for the Support Branch and provided support to the Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment Teams. Before joining DTRA in 2000, Ben was a threat analyst for the Immigration and Naturalization Service, a Security Operations Manager for the Department of Energy and was a project manager for the Department of State Diplomatic Security Service. A former Marine, Ben began his career in security, antiterrorism, and threat analysis as a Marine Security Guard at U.S. Embassies in Paris, France and Bamako, Mali.
Ben's work in threat analysis, criticality assessments, and risk management has culminated in several generally accepted risk analysis processes and products used throughout the Department of Defense.
Ben lives in Maryland with his wife, Karen, a son, two daughters, and a yellow lab. When he finds the time, he enjoys backpacking, climbing (rock and mountain), and caving.
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