ISE Mission Partners: Department of Homeland Security

Posted by admin on Saturday, December 11, 2010
Department of Homeland Security Overview
In 2008, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) signed the Department of Homeland Security Information Sharing Strategy. This strategy was developed by the Information Sharing Governance Board (ISGB) and is highlighted below:
The President and Congress have directed the DHS to perform an essential and multi-faceted mission: prevent and protect against terrorist attacks; respond to both man-made and natural disasters; perform the law enforcement and other crucial functions of the Department’s component agencies; and play a central role in augmenting the Nation’s ability to gather, analyze and disseminate information and intelligence.
To ensure that information and intelligence flow where and when they should, DHS must foster information sharing, consistent with law, regulation and policy, in each of the following ways: i) internally within DHS, ii) horizontally within the U.S. government between both law enforcement agencies and the intelligence community, iii) vertically with State, local, territorial, tribal and private sector partners, and iv) horizontally with the law enforcement and intelligence agencies of foreign allies and appropriate international institutions.
More Department of Homeland Security Overview
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Resource Links
- Department of Homeland Security Information Sharing
- Department of Homeland Security Information Sharing Strategy
- Department of Homeland Security Quadrennial Homeland Security Review
- DHS Policy for Internal Information Exchange and Sharing
- Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center
- Critical Infrastructure Sector Partnerships
- State and Major Urban Area Fusion Centers
- Privacy and Civil Liberties Policy Guidance Memorandum
Department of Homeland Security Performance Metrics
The table below contains results from the 2010 ISE Performance Assessment and were self-reported by the ISE Mission Partners. These results map to the ISE Framework Goals and Sub-Goals. The next ISE Performance Assessment is scheduled to take place in the spring of 2011, and results will be published in the 2011 ISE Annual Report to the Congress, which is scheduled for release in early summer.
| Measurement Objective | 2010 Response |
|---|---|
| Add information sharing elements to employee performance appraisals | Yes |
| Ensure all ISE departments and agencies are developing information sharing and collaboration related mission-specific training. | Yes |
| Ensure all ISE departments and agencies are recognizing the potential to share training practices with other agencies/partners. | Yes |
| Make information sharing a factor in awards and incentive programs. | Yes |
| Work toward systems security reciprocity among federal/state and private sector entities | Yes |
| Incorporate CISS Technical Standards. | Yes |
| Implement ISE Shared Spaces concept. | Yes |
| Ensure privacy protection across the ISE. | Yes |
| Make available to appropriate personnel tools & mechanisms for the negotiation of terrorism-related agreements & arrangements. | Yes |
| Further integrate their IT management structures by mapping at least one IT investment to information sharing architectures | Yes |
| Further integrate their IT management structures by representing all major ISE IT investments in enterprise transition plans | No |
| Further integrate their IT management structures by including at least one information sharing measurement indicator | Yes |
| Adopt ISE standards by completing approved information sharing segment architecture | Yes |
| Adopt ISE standards to reference the ISE section of the federal Transition Framework Catalog | Yes |
| Adopt ISE standards by incorporating CISS Functional Standards into their ISE-related mission business processes | Yes |
| Adopt ISE standards by incorporating CISS Functional Standards into enterprise architecture and IT capability | Yes |
| Further integrate ISE investment and performance management initiatives into department and agency management structures | Yes |
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