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A new initiative that is linking and syncing utility and state emergency operation centers to coordinate their disaster response efforts, enhance critical infrastructure resilience, and reduce overall risks


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THE PROBLEM
Regional multi-state disasters and crises accelerate the need for reliable, timely and actionable information  in both industry and government.

Decision makers rely on this information for their situational awareness and decision making.

Synchronizing operational information flow between states and utilities at the regional level on specific issues like  transportation closures, infrastructure damage assessments and supply chain resource status are fundamental to  enhancing  crisis response and critical infrastructure resilience.
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THE SOLUTION
As part of its long-term commitment to the operationalizing of  FEMA/DHS ESF#14 policy , the All Hazards Consortium’s (AHC)  leadership and its private sector partners began working with multiple states on the East Coast to develop a secure “operational information" sharing  framework to synchronize regional information sharing during hurricanes and winter storms. 

The private sector developed the SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment) to provide a trust framework for operational information sharing. The SISE, operated by the private sector, provides the legal, policy, process, and technical components need to protect sensitive information from non-operational use (e.g. media, FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requests, competitors, etc...). The SISE provides the individual user vetting and verification and the data handling and labeling standards required by the data providers to ensure they know who is looking at their data, for what purpose and for how long. 

Using the SISE as a safe and private information exchange, industry partitions their information into use cases or modules that are limited only to the SISE users approved for each use case by the data owners.

During a crisis, the SISE serves up a broad spectrum of operational information that is seen by operations center personnel in state/local government and industry to help sync their situational awareness and decision making on specific topics.

In 2019, industry launched a new initiative to expand the use of the SISE with state EOC's (Emergency Operations Centers) and industry for the upcoming 2021 hurricane season.

Referred to as SISE-net, this initiative  leverages the SISE,  to create a trusted, private sector operated, secure network to act as an information hub that serves as a vetted data repository for industry and government to use within their respective decision support systems.

SISE-net connects emergency operations centers in states and industry and synchronizes specific information like live weather, live transportation, road closures, emergency resource providers, threats, declarations and waivers, state/industry points of contacts, etc…


The Results
The result of SISE-net is to provide decision makers with the most reliable, synchronized data sources so that all stakeholders are looking at the same data at the same instant and support more confident decision making…faster.

Additionally, SISE-net provides a sustained planning and exercise framework that brings states and industry together to discuss and test plans, conduct exercises to identify gaps and understand processes, solve operational problems together.

Along with providing the synchronization of information during a crisis, the SISE-net initiative builds trust among the SISE stakeholders which increases information sharing and promotes cross-sector innovation to address operational problems they all face together.

People trusting each other and working together to solve problems is the ultimate outcome of the SISE-net initiative.


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  • Home
    • Vision / Mission >
      • Who Is The AHC? >
        • AHC Leadership
        • Who Are Stakeholders
        • How Does The AHC Address Issues?
    • Working Groups Overiew
    • Commercialization
    • Solution Brochures
    • AHC Facilitation Capabilities
  • STORM Central
    • LANDON FEB 2022
    • IZZY Jan 2022
    • NICHOLAS Sep 2021
    • IDA Aug 2021
    • HENRI Aug 2021
    • FRED Aug 2021
    • ELSA July 2021
    • Tabitha / Uri / Viola Feb 2021
    • ETA Nov 2020
    • ZETA Oct 2020
    • DELTA Oct 2020
    • SALLY Sept 2020
    • LAURA AUG 2020
    • MARCO AUG 2020
    • ISAIAS July 2020
    • Spring Storm April 2020
    • Corona Virus March 2020
    • Hurricane DORIAN Aug 2019
    • Tropical Storm BARRY July 2019
    • ULMER 3/14/2019
    • HARPER 1/18/2019
    • DIEGO 12/7/2018
    • CA Wild Fires
    • MICHAEL 10/7/2018
    • FLORENCE 9/9/2018
    • GORDAN 9/2018
    • FEMA Exercise May 2018
    • TOBY 3/20/2018
    • QUINN 3/6/2018
    • RILEY 3/3/2018
    • Puerto Rico Fleet Movement
    • Winter Storm 1/16/2018
    • Wind Storm Oct 30 2017
    • NATE 10/6/2017
    • MARIA 9/20/2017
    • IRMA 9/1/2017
    • HARVEY 8/25/2017
    • CATEX 2017 Exercise
    • FEMA Exercise 5/2/2017
    • STELLA 3/14/2017
    • JUPITER 1/14/2017
    • FORTIS 12/29/2016
    • Pipeline Incident 10-31-2016
    • Mathew 10/3/2016
    • Pipeline 9/20/2016
    • Julia 9/15/2016
    • Hermine 9/1/2016
    • Invest 99L 8/25/2016
    • COLIN 6/7/2016
    • Heat Wave/Storms 7/24/2016
    • PETROS 2/25/2016
    • LEXI 2/5/2016
    • JONAS 1/21/2016
    • JOAQUIN 10/1/2015
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    • Join our Speaker’s List
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