Water Security in New Jersey: Partnership and Services

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1 GOV. CHRIS CHRISTIE LT. GOV. KIM GUADAGNO DIR. CHRIS RODRIGUEZ NJOHSP OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND PREPAREDNESS Preparedness Act Water Security in New Jersey: Partnership and Services Created by the New Jersey Domestic Security Preparedness Act, signed into law on October 4, 2001, the New Jersey Domestic Security is the State's Cabinet-level body responsible for setting homeland security and domestic preparedness policy. Established in, but not of, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, Department of Law and Public Safety, the task force reports directly to the Governor. Under Executive Order 5 (Corzine, March 2006), the Task Force is part of the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness and is chaired by the Director of OHSP. October 21, 2015 Executive Order 5 Two Components The Domestic Security Preparedness Planning Group Government Stakeholder Agencies The Infrastructure Advisory Committee Infrastructure Owners and Operators In March 2006, Executive Order No. 5 created the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (OHSP) as a cabinet-level agency within state government. The executive order defined the office s mission as the agency responsible to administer, coordinate, lead, and supervise New Jersey s counterterrorism and preparedness efforts. Further, the executive order charged OHSP with coordinating the emergency response efforts across all levels of government, law enforcement, emergency management, nonprofit organizations, other jurisdictions, and the private sector, to protect the people of New Jersey. Planning Group Exec Comm. State Agency Liaisons OHSP CIP Sector Reps CIP Partnership Model NJ DSPTF Sector Working Groups OHSP (Facilitator) Infrastructure Advisory Comm. Sector Associations/Groups Unions/Trade Groups Five Divisions Policy & Planning Intelligence Administration Communications Finance 1

Act, signed into law on October 4, 2001, the New Jersey Domestic Security is the State's Cabinet-level body responsible for setting homeland security and domestic preparedness policy.

2 Policy & Planning Preparedness Bureau Training/Exercise Bureau Critical Infrastructure Protection Bureau Critical Infrastructure Protection The mission of the Bureau is to ensure the protection, preparedness and resiliency of New Jersey's CIKR through implementation of the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP). National Infrastructure Protection Plan Partnership Model National Infrastructure Protection Plan Risk Mitigation Framework Planning Group Exec Comm. State Agency Liaisons OHSP CIP Sector Reps CIP Partnership Model NJ DSPTF Sector Working Groups Infrastructure Advisory Comm. Sector Associations/Groups Unions/Trade Groups What is Risk? R=TVC Threat Vulnerability Consequence Managing Risk OHSP (Facilitator) 2

National Infrastructure Protection Plan Partnership Model National Infrastructure Protection Plan Risk Mitigation Framework Planning Group Exec Comm.

3 Intelligence Resources OHSP Intelligence Products Communicating Intelligence Mailing Lists - ROIC Outreach - Infragard - Water ISAC Portals -HSIN Live Briefings Threat Assessments Weekly Briefing Executive Intelligence Briefing Custom Vulnerability Vulnerability 1: capable of being physically or emotionally wounded 2: open to attack or damage : ASSAILABLE US Department of Homeland Security Rapid Survey Tool What is It? RST Features The Rapid Survey Tool (RST) is a nonregulatory data collection resource designed by DHS to assist critical infrastructure owners and operators in their understanding of the cyber and physical security and resilience profile of their facility. The collection and reporting process is made up of the RST application, which is used to collect information, and an associated Owner/Operator Information Center, which is used to display the comparison results provided to the facility. A survey capability that enables federal, state, and local entities to conduct an onsite survey of a facility s critical cyber and physical security and resilience profile in approximately one hour. A high-quality data collection tool to support comparative analysis and risk mitigation by a broad and diverse user community 3

4 What s in it For Me? Information Center Owner/Operator Information Center: Information Center: Provides owner/operator a useful dashboard Custom built for the facility and includes a comparison of the facility s responses against others in a similar sector and subsector Additional resources to help the facility owner understand the concerns and ways to mitigate those concerns. Regional maps provide additional insight into local hazards and threats. Information Center RST Benefits DHS will leverage the RST in coordination with other Federal, state, local, tribal and territorial government entities to assist critical infrastructure owner/operators with: Identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, Detecting, preventing, and/or mitigating the effects of physical, cyber or natural threats Responding to, recovering from, and remaining resilient against allhazard events. Cyber Risk New Jersey Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell The NJCCIC is New Jersey s one stop shop for sharing cyber threat information between and among local, state, and federal authorities, as well as private sector, academic, and non profit organizations. Its multidisciplinary analysis supports statewide cyber risk management, incident response, and criminal investigations. It aims to promote shared awareness of cyber threats and best cybersecurity practices. 4

responses against others in a similar sector and subsector Additional resources to help the facility owner understand the concerns and ways to mitigate those concerns.

5 OBJECTIVES Enhance cyber threat information sharing Maintain network of public, private, academic & non profit members Establish secure, private, and trusted communication channels Execute targeted communications based on members cybersecurity needs Connect members with local, state, and federal cybersecurity resources Analyze local cyber threat landscape Fuse technical and non technical cyber threat information Correlate past, ongoing, and emergent cyber incidents Monitor multi source threat feeds and vulnerability indicators Promote Awareness Communicate standardized best practices Facilitate cyber risk management ORGANIZATION Operations Branch: Implement an Enterprise Security Framework to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information assets, data systems, services, and networks. NJ Info Secure Analysis Branch: Perform cyber intelligence analysis with a keen appreciation for the local threat landscape. Partnership Branch: Execute communications strategy and liaison with membership. CONNECT WITH US!!! Web: cyber@gw.njsp.org Report Suspicious Activity SAFE-NJ tips@homelandsecurity.gov Learn More About NJ Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Social Media Facebook.com/NJOHSP #NJOHSP For General Inquiries: OHSP@ohsp.state.nj.us or call (609) Download Mobile App Search SAFE-NJ in the app store For Press Inquiries: PIO@ohsp.state.nj.us or call (609)

threat information Correlate past, ongoing, and emergent cyber incidents Monitor multi source threat feeds and vulnerability indicators Promote Awareness Communicate standardized best practices

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