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The Age of Heightened Security

The Age of Heightened Security. Critical Asset Inventory and Protection Plan Electronic Intrusion and Attack Prevention. The Age of Heightened Security. Intelligence Gathering and Information Sharing Fragmented criminal activity is extremely difficult to detect

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The Age of Heightened Security

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  1. The Age of Heightened Security • Critical Asset Inventory and Protection Plan • Electronic Intrusion and Attack Prevention Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  2. The Age of Heightened Security • Intelligence Gathering and Information Sharing • Fragmented criminal activity is extremely difficult to detect • 540 million USA border crossings annually • 321,000 illegal residents adjudicated for deportation cannot be located Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  3. Critical Asset Protection Plan • A plan to protect Iowa’s critical public and private sector physical and electronic assets from terrorist attack. Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  4. Critical Asset InventoryCriticality • 12,000 state public and private assets • 1,000 assets isolated for criticality • Mass casualty risk • Essential emergency response function • Economic impact • Key military installation • Critical infrastructure • Continuity of government • Symbolic value Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  5. Asset Categories • Agribusiness • Communication • Emergency Response • Infrastructure • Military • Schools • State government • Tourism • Transportation Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  6. Critical Asset AssessmentVulnerability • Vulnerability Elements • Visibility and Attendance • Level of recognition • Attendance • Access to the Asset • Access proximity • Security level • Site specific hazards • Receptor impacts • Volume Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  7. Asset Inspection • 180-question comprehensive survey • 150 site visits • Completed over a 7 week period Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  8. Threat Advisory System • Low-condition Green • Guarded-condition Blue • Elevated-condition Yellow • High-condition Orange • Severe-condition Red Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  9. Special Transportation Issues • Roads and bridges within the Critical Asset Protection Plan • Non-intrusive detection systems • Radiographic methods • Explosive vapor and particle inspection • Radiation detection • Airports, Waterways, etc Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  10. Iowa PrioritiesCritical Asset Protection • To adequately protect Iowa’s critical public and private sector physical and electronic assets from terrorist attack. Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  11. Iowa PrioritiesAgro/Bio Terrorism • To develop and implement a comprehensive agro-terrorism/bio-terrorism preparedness program. Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  12. Iowa Priorities First Responders • To fully prepare, train, and equip local emergency management and first responder systems in all 99 Iowa counties. Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  13. Iowa PrioritiesInformation Sharing • The development of an information sharing protocol and electronic network to enable the primary surveillance sectors of public safety, public health, public defense, and animal and environmental health to gather and share intelligence and other sensitive information between them without compromising the data. Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  14. What can Iowans do? • Community Based Toolkit • Citizen Corps • Community Emergency Response Team • Volunteers in Police Service • Neighborhood Watch • Operation TIPS Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  15. Key to Success • Coordination • Communication • Collaboration • Partnerships • Patience Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  16. Web Site Resources • www.iowahomelandsecurity.org • www.state.ia.us/emergencymanagement • www.whitehouse.gov/homeland • www.fema.gov Ellen M. Gordon Iowa Homeland Security Initiative

  17. IOWA’S HOMELAND SECURITY INITIATIVE STATEWIDE PREPAREDNESS FOR DOMESTIC TERRORISM

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