DHS Private Sector Resources Catalog
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Private Sector Resources Catalog May 2010 Intentionally blank page. Please continue to the next page. 2 Contents Letter from Assistant Secretary Douglas A. Smith .......................................................................... 4 Department-wide Resources........................................................................................................... 5 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) ..................................................................... 7 Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman (CIS Ombudsman) ..................................... 8 U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) ................................................................................................................ 9 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ................................................................................. 10 CBP Publications and Guidance ..............................................................................................................10 CBP Alerts and Newsletters ...................................................................................................................10 CBP Technical Assistance ......................................................................................................................10 CBP Programs and services ....................................................................................................................11 Cybersecurity and Communications (CS&C) ............................................................................... 14 CS&C Training and Education ...............................................................................................................14 CS&C Publications and Guidance ............................................................................................................14 CS&C Alerts and Newsletters .................................................................................................................15 CS&C Technical Assistance....................................................................................................................15 CS&C Programs and Services .................................................................................................................16 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ........................................................................ 17 FEMA Training and Education ...............................................................................................................17 FEMA Alerts and Newsletters .................................................................................................................18 FEMA Publications ..............................................................................................................................18 FEMA Programs and Services .................................................................................................................18 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ..................................................................... 21 Office of Infrastructure Protection (IP) ....................................................................................... 23 IP Training and Education ....................................................................................................................23 IP Guidance Documents/Publications ......................................................................................................25 IP Programs/Services/Events .................................................................................................................28 IP Web-Based Resources .......................................................................................................................31 Science & Technology Directorate (S&T) .................................................................................... 33 S&T Programs ....................................................................................................................................33 DHS Centers of Excellence .....................................................................................................................35 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) ........................................................................... 37 TSA Training and Education ..................................................................................................................37 TSA Publications and Guidance ..............................................................................................................39 TSA Alerts and newsletters .....................................................................................................................40 TSA Technical assistance and help ...........................................................................................................40 TSA Programs and Services ....................................................................................................................41 Appendix A – Key Contacts ........................................................................................................... 43 Appendix B – Index ....................................................................................................................... 47 3 Letter from Assistant Secretary Douglas A. Smith May 10, 2010 Dear Private Sector Partner, To better facilitate your organization’s access to the resources you need to help keep our country secure, DHS has developed this catalog. The first to be targeted specifically towards private sector partners and encompass all of DHS, this document collects the training, publications, guidance, alerts, newsletters, programs, and services available to the private sector across the department. It is organized by component and resource type and a comprehensive index is available to facilitate locating resources. Additionally, contact information across the department is available in Appendix A. Recognizing the diversity of the available resources as well as the continually evolving work of the department, this catalog will be updated regularly to publicize new resources and to increase private sector awareness. In order to face the new threats and evolving hazards of today’s security environment, we must develop and maintain critical homeland security capabilities at all layers of our society. We all share the responsibility to build all-hazards preparedness and resiliency into our way of life. As outlined in the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review Report released earlier this year, this enterprise approach is composed of multiple partners whose roles and responsibilities are distributed and shared among a broad-based community with a common interest in the public safety and well-being of America and American society. The private sector is a critical partner in our homeland security efforts and my office is committed to strengthening the Department’s relationship with organizations such as yours. As primary advisor to the Secretary on issues related to the private sector, including academia, non-profits, NGOs, and businesses, the Private Sector Office (PSO) coordinates active engagement between DHS and the private sector. Regardless of where your organization fits into the homeland security enterprise, the Private Sector Office is committed to providing you with the assistance and support you require. You can contact our office at any time with requests, comments, questions, issues or concerns at [email protected], (202) 282-8484. Sincerely, Douglas A. Smith Assistant Secretary for the Private Sector 4 Department-wide Resources The Blog @ Homeland Security provides an inside-out partnerships between government sectors and faith-based information to assist individuals with disabilities in view of what we do every day at the U.S. Department of and community organizations. Located within FEMA, personal preparedness planning; provides emergency Homeland Security. 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For more information, development and implementation of a commercialization national effort to mitigate risk to America's critical contact [email protected], (202) 357-8483. process and for the execution of two innovative public- infrastructure from the full spectrum of 21st Century private partnerships that leverage research and threats and hazards. IP coordinates with government and Electronic Crimes Task Force (ECTF) Program brings development efforts in the private sector that are aligned critical infrastructure owners and operators across 18 together not only Federal, State and local law to detailed