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Our "Today, DHS will" infographic shines a light on DHS as a whole and lets you visualize the work DHS does. Read more to explore how each component contributes to the DHS mission.
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Our "Today, DHS will" infographic shines a light on DHS as a whole and lets you visualize the work DHS does. Read more to explore how each component contributes to the DHS mission.
DHS S&T announces 17 faculty members from Minority Serving Institutions (MSI) are selected to receive a total of $824,234 in funding to advance their research projects.
Learn from S&T’s Office of Requirements and Analysis, DHS’s Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office, and Industry Partnerships about how S&T works with innovators to help develop technologies and deliver solutions that address DHS priorities.
Virtual demonstration series on September 14–17, 2021, will showcase new technology solutions funded by its Silicon Valley Innovation Program.
President Biden has made cybersecurity a top priority for the Biden-Harris Administration at all levels of government. The Department of Homeland Security and its components, namely its Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, play a lead role in strengthening resilience across the nation and sectors, investigating malicious cyber activity, and advancing cybersecurity alongside our democratic values and principles.
The Department’s readiness support community is responsible for a variety of function. Every function is critical for the Department to meet its mission.
America’s prosperity and economic security are integral to DHS’s homeland security operations, which affect international trade, national transportation systems, maritime activities and resources, and financial systems.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security holds five guiding principles that shape our mission.
Information on policies, procedures, and general reference information related to personnel security at DHS. This information is provided to aid DHS’s industry partners, as well as the general public, in navigating the personnel security landscape when doing business with DHS.
The Office of the Chief Security Officer (OCSO) is a DHS Headquarters element located within the Management Directorate. The OCSO Mission is to deliver enterprise wide security solutions to protect the Department's people, information and resources against constant evolving threats.