Whitney Pettrey supports national resilience at the intersection of infrastructure, cyber-physical systems, and executive coordination. With over two decades of experience across classified, critical, and command environments, her work strengthens operational frameworks that uphold continuity under pressure and ensure leadership alignment during disruption.
She has contributed to the design of strategic simulations, multi-sector continuity protocols, adversarial readiness frameworks, and executive decision environments that must perform reliably in high-consequence conditions. Her experience spans federal and private sectors, with a consistent focus on secure systems performance, structured response coordination, and scenario preparedness.
Whitney’s approach emphasizes discretion, clarity, and mission alignment—supporting leaders and infrastructures where outcomes matter more than optics.
Core Focus Areas
• Infrastructure Continuity & Cross-Sector Resilience
Designing and advising on the systems that sustain essential services—power, transit, logistics, and communications—through sustained or sudden disruption.
• Executive Coordination & Crisis Decision Architecture
Supporting strategic alignment among decision-makers through escalation frameworks, timing models, and leadership synchronization under operational pressure.
• Cyber-Physical Convergence & Systems Risk
Analyzing interdependencies between digital infrastructure and physical systems to reduce systemic vulnerabilities and improve response integrity.
• Scenario Development & Strategic Simulation
Structuring exercises, red/blue team environments, and readiness protocols that test assumptions, surface risks, and reinforce alignment across sectors.
• Adversarial Planning & Threat Anticipation
Applying structured adversarial modeling to identify behavioral escalations, operational weak points, and emerging threat patterns.
Current and Ongoing Work
Whitney remains actively engaged with trusted coordination environments focused on infrastructure resilience, executive alignment, and cyber-physical continuity. Her contributions support the continued development of decision frameworks, operational playbooks, and strategic simulations designed to uphold performance across complex and contested environments.
She participates in select information-sharing groups and strategic alliances, including ISACs and initiatives aligned with national priorities such as the Capitol Cyber Initiative (CCI). While she does not engage in public mentorship, these environments serve as structured ecosystems for knowledge transfer, operational readiness, and leadership development across disciplines.
Engagement
Whitney does not participate in public speaking, media engagements, or open advisory forums. Engagements are limited to high-trust operational environments with established clearance or credentialed access. Secure inquiries may be initiated through formal channels only.