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Presentation transcript:

Page 1 All Hazards Preparation: Information and Strategic Planning Tom Conaway, Managing Partner Homeland Security November 20, 2006

Page 2 Talking Points Current Homeland Security Solutions Trends

Page 3 Homeland Security Solutions Information technology infrastructure Identity management and access control Cargo security Border security and immigration

Page 4 Trends Increasing emphasis on emergency preparedness and response –Organizational realignment within DHS –Increased disaster recovery (DR) planning within agencies Increasing use of decision support from risk-based analysis, modeling and simulation –Grant allocations –Container screening –Solution design and deployment Increasing focus on command and control interoperability –DHS Common Operating Picture (COP) –Wireless communications

Page 5 Thank you!