Transcript Critical Infrastructure IPR

Washington State
Critical Infrastructure Program
Infrastructure Protection Office
Emergency Management Division
Washington Military Department
“No security, No infrastructure”
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Mission / Agenda
Identify
Locate
Assess
Protect
Critical Infrastructure that if lost or disrupted
would have a devastating effect on the citizens
of Washington
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Authority
• HSPD 7, Critical Infrastructure
Identification, Prioritization, and
Protection, December 17, 2003
• National Infrastructure Protection Plan
(NIPP), 2006
• Washington Statewide Homeland
Security Strategic Plan, 2006-2011
• Washington Infrastructure Protection
Plan (WIPP), February 2008
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Identify
• Infrastructure Protection Sub-Committee
• Infrastructure Protection Office
• Washington Military Department
• Department of Homeland Security
• Other
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Selection Criteria
• Developed by:
– Department of Homeland Security
– Infrastructure Protection SubCommittee, Infrastructure Sector
Leads
– Other Customers
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Critical Infrastructure Sectors
1 - Agriculture & Food
10 - Health Care & Public Health
2 - Banking & Finance
11 - Transportation
3 - Chemical and Hazmat
12 - Water & Wastewater
4 - Defense Industrial Base 13 - Monuments & Icons
5 - Energy
14 - Commercial Assets
6 - Emergency Services
15 - Government Facilities
7 - Information Technology
16 - Dams & Levees
8 - Telecommunications
17 - Nuclear Facilities
9 - Postal & Shipping
18- Critical Manufacturing
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Locate - Map
(Validating and Vetting)
• Infrastructure Protection Office,
Emergency Management Division
• Washington National Guard,
Washington Military Department
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Assessment Resources
• WNG
– 262nd Information Warfare Aggressor Squadron
(IWAS)
– 56th Theater Information Operations Group (TIOG)
– Critical Infrastructure Protection Vulnerability
Assessment Team (CIP Tm)
– Full Spectrum Integrated Vulnerability Assessment
(Former FSIVA Members)
• Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police
Chiefs (WASPC)
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Assessment Types
• IPO, EMD
– Buffer Zone
– CARVER
– MSHARRPP + V
• WNG - Other
• DHS
– Comprehensive Reviews
– Top Screen
– Site Assistance Visit
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Assessment Support
• Washington Joint Analytical Center
(WAJAC) – Provides Threat
• Argonne National Laboratory – Provides
Background / History
• Argonne National Laboratory – Provides
Interdependencies Profile
• Equipment Sub-Committee – Approves
Equipment Selection
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Protect
Private Security Force
(SOPS and Policies inside the fence)
Local Law Enforcement
(Buffer Zone Plan outside the fence)
and Local Tactical Plan)
State Law Enforcement
(Support Local Tactical Plan)
Washington National Guard
(Support Local Tactical Plan)
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Document Protection
• Protected Critical Infrastructure
Information (PCII), DHS
– Accessed only by authorized and trained
individuals
– Used for analysis of threats, vulnerabilities
and other homeland security purposes
– Protected from disclosure under FOIA and
similar State and local disclosure laws
– Not used directly in civil litigation nor the
basis for regulatory action
• WA IPO Accredited September 21, 2007
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Plan Protection-Federal
• Automated Critical Asset
Management System – ACAMS,
DHS
– Secure
– Controlled Access
– Online data entry and retrieval
– Inventory
– Asset Management – Owner
• Covered by PCII
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Plan Protection-State
RCW 42.56.420
(1) Those portions of records assembled, prepared, or
maintained to prevent, mitigate, or respond to criminal terrorist
acts, which are acts that significantly disrupt the conduct of
government or of the general civilian population of the state or the
United States and that manifest an extreme indifference to human
life, the public disclosure of which would have a substantial
likelihood of threatening public safety, consisting of:
(a) Specific and unique vulnerability assessments or specific
and unique response or deployment plans, including compiled
underlying data collected in preparation of or essential to the
assessments, or to the response or deployment plans; and
(b) Records not subject to public disclosure under federal law
that are shared by federal or international agencies, and
information prepared from national security briefings provided to
state or local government officials related to domestic
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preparedness for acts of terrorism;
Thank you
Jeff Parsons
253-512-7065
[email protected]
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