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The 2022 SISE-net Cross-Sector Virtual Tabletop Exercise After Action Report.
Cross-Sector TTX Purpose: Virtual cross-sector, multi-state discussion-based exercise to enhance operational coordination and operational information sharing for the upcoming hurricane season Conducted: July/August 2022 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Scenario: Hurricane IDA in 2021 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of information, activities and innovative solutions produced by the AHC during 2021.
This report organizes the information to help your learn about the AHC and how it is structured to solve problems, who participate in its working groups and initiatives, how its stakeholders jointly respond to disasters, and how it coordinates federal, state and industry efforts to produce innovative solutions to solve operational issues quickly and efficiently; Download the 2021 Report
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This report contains the summary of the cross-sector Lessons Learned Discussion following Hurricane IDA.
Purpose: Operational Lessons Learned from Hurricane IDA Conducted: October 1, 2021 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Incident: Hurricane IDA in 2021 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of the 2021 SISE_net Virtual Tabletop Exercise.
Purpose: Prep for 2021 Hurricane Season Conducted: July/Aug 2021 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Scenario: Hurricane SALLY in 2020 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of information, activities and innovative solutions produced by the AHC over the past year.
It provides a deep dive into the people, the processes and the issues being addressed during the COVID-19 pandemic. This report organizes the information to help your learn about the AHC and how it is structured to solve problems, who participate in its working groups and initiatives, how its stakeholders jointly respond to disasters, and how it coordinates federal, state and industry efforts to produce innovative solutions to solve operational issues quickly and efficiently; Download the 2020 Report
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Electric Sector COVID-19 Guidance Paper... A Resource Guide, version 11,
Updated February 24, This document is a resource for electric power industry leaders to guide informed localized decisions in response to the COVID-19 global health emergency. It highlights data points, stakeholders, and options to consider in making decisions about operational status, while protecting the health and safety of employees, customers, and communities.
The Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council (ESCC) and its members are committed to complying fully with all applicable federal and state antitrust laws. The activities of the ESCC are not intended, and do not constitute an agreement, to influence markets or prices for goods or services. This document will evolve as public health officials and other government sources provide additional data and more is known about COVID-19.
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Executive Summary:
The DHS Strategic Plan establishes a common framework to analyze and inform the Department’s management decisions, including strategic guidance, operational requirements, budget formulation, annual performance reporting, and mission execution. Along with the DHS Strategic Plan, DHS also conducts the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review, which identifies strategic homeland security priorities based on extensive analysis and stakeholder engagement. Together, these documents inform internal operations and our interactions with Congress, inter-agency counterparts, and the American public. https://www.dhs.gov/publication/department-homeland-securitys-strategic-plan-fiscal-years-2020-2024 |
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Mis- and Disinformation can undermine public confidence in the electoral process, as well as in our democracy.
This webpage is for people with questions about the security of their vote and preemptively debunks potential areas for disinformation. You can learn more about mis- and disinformation from CISA’s Countering Foreign Influence Task Force. |
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Executive Summary:
Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published the inaugural Homeland Threat Assessment. This product is intended as a “Whole-of-DHS report on the threats” faced by the United States. The seven “Key Threat Categories” covered by the assessment are: Cyber Threat; Foreign Influence Activity; Threats to Economic Security; Terrorism Threats; Transnational Criminal Organization Threats; Illegal Immigration; and Natural Disasters. https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/2020_10_06_homeland-threat-assessment.pdf |
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The Cyber Essentials Toolkit is a set of modules designed to break down the CISA Cyber Essentials into bite-sized actions for IT and C-suite leadership to work toward full implementation of each Cyber Essential.
Each chapter focuses on recommended actions to build cyber readiness into the six interrelated aspects of an organizational culture of cyber readiness. This page will be updated as new Toolkit chapters are published. https://www.cisa.gov/publication/cyber-essentials-toolkits |
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Official documents released by the department after investigating or researching a given topic.
The Publication Library contains guidance and policy papers, reports, strategies, program regulations, guidelines, brochures and more. URL: https://www.dhs.gov/publications |
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FEMA 2019 National Preparedness Report
FEMA's National Preparedness Report highlights the diverse range of preparedness challenges the nation faces and shows how preparedness grant funding was used to make preparedness improvements.
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Announcing the 2019 Report on the projects conducted under the AHC/DHS partnership created under the DHS NIPP (National Infrastructure Protection Program) Security & Resilience Challenge Program.
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The 2019 Report on the Operational Results and Impact of the SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment)
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Announcing the 2019 Report on the projects conducted under the AHC/DHS partnership created under the DHS NIPP (National Infrastructure Protection Program) Security & Resilience Challenge Program.
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The 2018 Annual Report for the All Hazards Consortium
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Released April 2018!
Announcing the 2018 Annual Report of the All Hazards Consortium and its working groups. This summary report covers the people, activities, projects, and emerging initiatives of 2018. Page 5 - Several innovations occurred during 2018 as a result of trusted partnerships between industry and government. Page 6 - Innovative problem-solving that address operational issues and created new solutions. Page 8 - Key projects in sensitive operational information sharing; operational private/public partnerships with states; automated exercises/drills; digital outreach technology; and data-driven decision making. Page 11 - AHC programs in sensitive information sharing; digital outreach and education; disaster management; cybersecurity; applied research; data driven decision making; and joint integrated planning. Page 25 - New Products and Services in staffing; helping states create private sector operated working groups; expedited procurements; and disaster operations support. Page 28 - New partnerships who develop innovative solutions and capabilities And more.... |
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April 2018 FRWG Annual Meeting Agenda
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The 2016 Annual Report for the Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group. Learn about...
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2013 Annual Report of the Fleet Response Working Group
Released March 2014 2013 E-ZPass Commercial Account Guidebook Report
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2012 Regional Situational Awareness Workshop, August 2012
Released August 2013 |
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2011 Regional State Border Coordination Workshop Summary Findings Report
Released April 2011 |
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Mid Atlantic Region Port Security Workshop Report
Sponsored by the State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC), released Summer 2010 |
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2010 2nd Annual Border Coordination Workshop Report
Sponsored by the Commonwealth of Virginia, released Summer 2010 |
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2009 Border Coordination Workshop Report
Sponsored by the State of West Virginia and the Commonwealth of Virginia, released June 2009 |
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Geographic Information Systems White Paper
Sponsored by Argonne National Labs, released Spring 2009 |
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Catastrophic Event Preparedness White Paper
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab, released June 2008 |
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Regional Critical Infrastructure Protection White Paper
Sponsored by CNA Corporation, released November 2007 |
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Regional Public Safety Communications and Interoperability White Paper
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab, released October 2007 |
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Regional Fusion Center White Paper
Sponsored by Northrop Grumman, released September 2007 |
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Regional Rail Symposium
Released March 2012 |
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Regional Ports Symposium Report
Released October 2011 |
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Regional Mutual Assistance Groups: A Primer
Released in 2015, this report provide an overview of the electric sector's mutual assistance process used by the RMAGs (Regional Mutual Assistance Groups)
Expediting Power Restoration Report
Released June 1, 2014, provides an overview of the electric sector challenges when responding to regional disasters; how the electric sector is planning with regional states; identifying operational choke points to power restoration; developing joint operational solutions; and ways to coordinate their actions |
FEMA Regional Catastrophic Planning Grant Program (RCPGP) Final Report
Released January, 2015 by the National Capital Region RCPGP Program Office, provides an overall summary of the projects: what was produced; how the states worked as a region with each other and the private sector; what was learned from SANDY and the regional planning experience; and how parts of this effort will sustain. | ||
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FEMA Hurricane SANDY After Action Report
Released July 1, 2013 |
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RCCC 2011 Regional Partnership Study Report
Released March 2011 by the Regional Consortium Coordinating Council, provides an overview of regional non-profit organizations that facilitate public/private efforts for critical infrastructure protections/resiliency. For more information on the RCCC, visit http://rtriplec.wordpress.com |
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