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Geospatial Tradecraft

Resources and training to help agencies at all levels of government increase their geospatial capabilities and capacity to support homeland security and national preparedness

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Geospatial Policy and Governance

Serving as the DHS Geospatial Information Officer to provide leadership, strategic direction, and oversight for geospatial data, technology, and standards

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Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD)

High-quality geospatial data for all critical infrastructure sectors at the national level, available to support homeland security, national preparedness, research, and other users

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DHS Common Operating Picture (COP)

Providing strategic-level situational awareness of incidents and events of interest to the Homeland Security Enterprise

 

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Geospatial Information Infrastructure (GII)

A shared platform providing homeland security users with trusted geospatial data, map services, and geospatial applications

 

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GMO Mission

Enhancing DHS missions and operations through geospatial capabilities, data, coordination, support, and guidance

 

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Geospatial Management Office (GMO)

Lead agency for DHS geospatial programs, policy, governance, and tradecraft, including geospatial data, GIS, and geospatial applications

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Secretary Mayorkas Outlines National Priorities for Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience for Next Two Years

Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas outlined strategic guidance to guide critical infrastructure security and resilience efforts by federal agencies, critical infrastructure owners and operators, and other government and private sector stakeholders

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Strategic Guidance and National Priorities for U.S. Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience (2024-2025)

In accordance with the Department of Homeland Security's Secretary's responsibilities outlined in the National Security Memorandum-22 on Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience (NSM-22), the Secretary issued this strategic guidance for improving the security and resilience of our nation's critical infrastructure, including priorities to guide our shared efforts throughout the 2024-2025 national critical infrastructure risk management cycle established in NSM-22.

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The View from Above Is Critical

S&T Helps Unified Command Manage Airspace During Key Bridge Recovery and Repair Operations.