Reply #4: That is one scary website

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And I just looked around a little.


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The Department of Homeland Security merges under one roof the capability to anticipate, preempt and deter threats to the homeland whenever possible, That's and the ability to respond quickly when such threats do materialize. (what?)

DHS is responsible for assessing the vulnerabilities of the nation's critical infrastructure and cyber security threats and will take the lead in evaluating these vulnerabilities and coordinating with other federal, state, local, and private entities to ensure the most effective response.

DHS encourages individuals to report information concerning suspicious or criminal activity and cyber security incidents to Homeland Security.

Individuals: To report cyber security incidents online, click here

Federal Agencies/Departments: To report incidents online, click here


Information from DHS

DHS Advisories and Information Bulletins Page - Read More



Advisory System

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Improves America's Cyber Security Preparedness--Unveils National Cyber Alert System
The National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) of the Department of Homeland Security unveiled the National Cyber Alert System, an operational system delivering to Americans timely and actionable information to better secure their computer systems. The new system, designed for both home computer users and security professionals, arms users to take a proactive role in securing cyberspace.
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Security & Protection

President and Vice President
The Secret Service strives to maintain a safe environment for the President and other protectees. To accomplish this task, the Secret Service calls upon other federal, state and local agencies to assist on a daily basis.
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Critical Infrastructure
Press Release: DHS Launches Protected Critical Infrastructure Information Program to Enhance Homeland Security, Facilitate Information Sharing
DHS announces the launch of the Protected Critical Infrastructure Information (PCII) Program. The PCII Program enables the private sector to voluntarily submit infrastructure information to the Federal government to assist the Nation in reducing its vulnerability to terrorist attacks. Aren't they supposed to keep up with that?)
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