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The U.S. Department of HomelandThe U.S. Department of Homeland

SecuritySecurity

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

PROTECTION AND CRISISMANAGEMENT


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VISIONVISION

The United States will forge an unprecedentedThe United States will forge an unprecedentedlevel of cooperation throughout all levels oflevel of cooperation throughout all levels of

government, with private industry andgovernment, with private industry andinstitutions, and with the American people toinstitutions, and with the American people toprotect our critical infrastructure and key assetsprotect our critical infrastructure and key assetsfrom terrorist attack.from terrorist attack.

The National Strategy for Homeland SecurityThe National Strategy for Homeland Security


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CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURECRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

PROTECTIONPROTECTION Lead the coordinated national effort toLead the coordinated national effort to

reduce the risk to our criticalreduce the risk to our criticalinfrastructures and key resources posedinfrastructures and key resources posedby acts of terrorism, as well as enableby acts of terrorism, as well as enablenational preparedness, timely responsenational preparedness, timely response

and rapid recovery in the event of anand rapid recovery in the event of anattack, natural disaster or otherattack, natural disaster or otheremergency.emergency.


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DIVISION STRUCTUREDIVISION STRUCTURE

Homeland Infrastructure Threat and RiskHomeland Infrastructure Threat and RiskAnalysis CenterAnalysis Center

Risk ManagementRisk Management

Contingency Planning and SupportContingency Planning and Support

Infrastructure PartnershipsInfrastructure Partnerships

Chemical and Nuclear Preparedness adChemical and Nuclear Preparedness adProtectionProtection


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National InfrastructureNational Infrastructure

Protection PlanProtection Plan Defines a risk management frameworkDefines a risk management framework

Emphasizes coordination with Federal, State,Emphasizes coordination with Federal, State,Territorial, tribal, local and private sectorTerritorial, tribal, local and private sector

security partnerssecurity partners Establishes a steadyEstablishes a steady--state of security acrossstate of security across

critical infrastructure/key resource sectorscritical infrastructure/key resource sectors

Enables critical infrastructure protection planningEnables critical infrastructure protection planning

activities and resource allocation decisionsactivities and resource allocation decisions Describes linkages to the National ResponseDescribes linkages to the National Response

Plan protocols in the event of an Incident ofPlan protocols in the event of an Incident ofNational SignificanceNational Significance


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CIP SECTORSCIP SECTORS

AgricultureAgriculture

Banking and FinanceBanking and Finance

Chemical and HazmatsChemical and Hazmats Defense IndustrialDefense Industrial

BaseBase

Emergency ServicesEmergency Services

EnergyEnergy FoodFood

GovernmentGovernment

InformationInformationTechnology andTechnology and

TelecommunicationsTelecommunications Postal and ShippingPostal and Shipping

Public Health andPublic Health andHealth CareHealth Care

TransportationTransportation Drinking Water andDrinking Water and

Water TreatmentWater TreatmentSystemsSystems


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Emergency ManagementEmergency Management

FEMAFEMA

Response, Recovery, MitigationResponse, Recovery, Mitigation

Urban Search and RescueUrban Search and Rescue

Emergency Management InstituteEmergency Management Institute

Preparedness DivisionPreparedness Division

ExercisesExercisesall hazardall hazard


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ExercisesExercises

Risk based, scenarioRisk based, scenario

State, local, tribalState, local, tribal

TOP OFFICIALSTOP OFFICIALS ---- TOPOFFTOPOFF


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Urban Areas Security InitiativeUrban Areas Security Initiative

DHS is providing $765 million in directDHS is providing $765 million in directfunding for high threat urban areas as partfunding for high threat urban areas as part

of the fiscal year2006 Urban Areasof the fiscal year2006 Urban AreasSecurity Initiative (UASI).Security Initiative (UASI). UASI providesUASI providesresources for the unique equipment,resources for the unique equipment,

training, planning, and exercise needs oftraining, planning, and exercise needs ofselect high threat urban areas.select high threat urban areas.


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Risk FormulaRisk Formula

Consequence, vulnerability, threatConsequence, vulnerability, threat

Factors: presence of internationalFactors: presence of internationalborders; population and populationborders; population and populationdensity; location of CI; mutual aiddensity; location of CI; mutual aidcooperation; law enforcementcooperation; law enforcement

investigations and enforcement activityinvestigations and enforcement activity


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