Archive of content that is from a previous administration or is otherwise outdated.
Teleconference on Motions to Reopen: How Are They Working For You?
Questions and Answers from the January 28, 2009 Teleconference on Motions to Reopen: How Are They Working For You?
2009 DHS Efficiency Review
Department of Homeland Security Efficiency Review has made the Department leaner, smarter, more responsive and better equipped to protect the nation.
The Ombudsman's Public Teleconference Series
The Ombudsman’s Office hosts public teleconferences to share information on specific topics and to hear your comments and suggestions regarding your interactions with USCIS.
IdeaScale Privacy Policy and Notice
Privacy policy information including the DHS privacy policy and PIA which govern the Department’s use of IdeaScale from a privacy perspective.
Declassification of Department of Homeland Security Information
Archived - Declassification of DHS Information, Status of DHS Declassification Efforts, Presidential Libraries, MDR Requests, and FOIA Requests.
Community Resilience Task Force Membership List
An archived Community Resilience Task Force Membership List, positions members held, and brief biographies of the members.
Private Sector Resources
Get involved with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). We are seeking businesses, universities, not-for-profits, and other private sector partners to help us identify best practices, improve strategic communication, and strengthen public-private partnerships.
National Technical Nuclear Forensics Center
The missions of the National Technical Nuclear Forensics Center was established October 1, 2006 within the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office are to serve as program integrator and steward for the U.S. Government to ensure a ready, robust, and enduring nuclear forensics capability, to advance capabilities to conduct forensics on nuclear and other radioactive materials, and to lead the National Nuclear Forensics Expertise Development Program.
Architecture and Plans Directorate
Within the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, the Architecture and Plans Directorate develops, analyzes, and reports on the Global Nuclear Detection Architecture.The Global Nuclear Detection Architecture is a framework for detecting (through technical and non-technical means), analyzing, and reporting on nuclear and other radioactive materials that are out of regulatory control. Working in coordination with international, federal, state, and local partners, the Architecture and Plans Directorate analyzes the Global Nuclear Detection Architecture, identifies weaknesses and vulnerabilities, and develops programs to address these issues, to make nuclear terrorism prohibitively difficult for our adversaries.
Operations Support Directorate
The Operations Support Directorate supports the development of domestic radiological and nuclear detection programs to strengthen federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial stakeholders’ detection capabilities.