1. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A)
Private Sector Engagement
Engaging with the Private Sector and Intelligence Priorities
July 2018

2. Overview Organizational Overview Office of Intelligence & Analysis
Partner Engagement
Importance of Private Sector
I&A Private Sector Engagement
Public-Private Analytic Exchange Program (AEP)
Corporate Security Symposia (CSS)
Analyst-to-Analyst Exchanges
Support to Critical Infrastructure Owners / Operators
Requirements and Intelligence Products 2

3. Office of Intelligence and Analysis
Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
National Reconnaissance Office
National Security Agency
Department of Homeland Security, I&A
US Army, US Navy, US Airforce, US Marine Corps, & US Coast Guard Intelligence Elements
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Drug Enforcement Administration
Department of Energy
Department of State
Department of Treasury
Who We Are
Seventeen Federal Government agencies, services, bureaus, and other organizations within the Executive Branch that play a role in the business of national intelligence 3

4. I&A Mission, Vision, Customers
Our Mission:
Equip the homeland security enterprise with timely intelligence and information it needs to keep the homeland safe, secure and resilient.
Our Vision:
A premier intelligence enterprise, driving intelligence integration, information sharing, and the delivery of unique intelligence and analysis to operators and decision-makers at all levels to help identify and mitigate threats.
Our Customers:
Frontline operators; our State, local, tribal, territorial, and private sector partners; Department leadership; the Intelligence Community; federal agencies; and international partners. 4

5. Intelligence Focus Areas
All DHS intelligence and analysis offices are organized around a mission area and operate as an integrated DHS intelligence enterprise.
Supports our analysis and operations across the country
Mission Centers
Counterterroism
Economic Security
Cyber
Transnational Organized Crime
Counterintelligence
Current and Emerging Threats Center

6. Private Sector Engagement Mission
Partner Engagement
Private Sector
SLTT
Partner Engagement
Establish and leverage partnerships to facilitate bi- and multidirectional intelligence and information sharing, collaborate with key partners to build relationships, gather their support requirements and intelligence needs, and facilitate improvements to I&A products and services in support of our respective Homeland Security missions
Private Sector Engagement
Ensure that Private Sector critical infrastructure owners and operators and Private Sector decision-makers are equipped with the intelligence and information necessary to fulfill their mission requirements

7. Goals & Partners Strategic Goals Key Partners
Facilitate intelligence information sharing with the Private Sector
Strengthen and expand existing partnerships
Key Partners
Public-Private Partnership Initiatives
Industry Associations
Intelligence Functions

8. Importance of Private Sector
Private Sector entities include, but are not limited to: academia, non-profits, NGOs, and businesses
Private Sector entities own / operate significant Critical Infrastructure in the United States
Although there are differences across sectors and companies, each private sector entity has unique strengths and capabilities 8

9. Presidential Policy Directive – 21 PPD-21 – Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience
DHS leads Federal government effort to secure critical infrastructure (CI) in conjunction with owners and operators
PPD-21 established 16 Critical Infrastructure (CI) sectors and defined the role of the Sector Specific Agencies (SSAs) and other Federal agencies
Aims to make the nation's critical infrastructure more resilient through a coordinated "national unity effort" between the Federal Government, CI owners and operators, and SLTT governments and law enforcement
CI includes both physical and cyber infrastructure
CI threats are viewed from an all hazards perspective
Renewed focus on maturing the public-private partnership and information exchange

10. Private Sector: Initiatives
Public-Private Analytic Exchange Program
Corporate Security Symposia
Analyst to Analyst Exchange

11. Public-Private Analytic Exchange Program
Sponsored by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence with I&A serving as the Executive Agent
Enables Government and Private Sector analysts to gain a greater understanding of how their distinct missions can benefit from public- private collaboration on topics of mutual interest
Collaborative partnership between select Private Sector subject matter experts and U.S. Government analysts
Six-month projects consisting of ten topic teams researching emerging trends in homeland and national security (3-5 hours weekly)
The 2018 AEP kicked off in January and has over 100 participants on 8 new teams and one returning team
Applications for the 2019 AEP will be released this fall 11

12. Analytic Exchange Program Topics
Artificial Intelligence – Using Standards to Mitigate Risks
Threats to Pharmaceutical Supply Chains
Cyber Resilience and Response
Threats to Precision Agriculture
Developments in Global Energy Markets and National Security
Using Block Chain to Store and Protect Data and Systems
Emerging Technologies and National Security
Vulnerabilities of Healthcare IT Systems
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13. Public-Private Analytic Exchange Program Outcomes and Deliverables
Going Dark: Impact to Law Enforcement and the Intelligence Community and Threat Mitigation: Phase II project exploring policy side of Going Dark
Intellectual Property Rights: Provided best practices on IP to various departments across a participant’s company supply chain
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS): Held a seminar and table top exercise with New York First Responders
ISIL Finance: Team member co-authored an article that appeared in the Council on Foreign Relations’ Foreign Affairs magazine “Can Bankers Fight Terrorism?”
2016 and 2017 Deliverables available at: 13

14. Offers Private Sector partners an opportunity to engage with Federal, State, and Local Personnel on homeland security related issues
Events are held around the country annually, hosted by Private Sector partners
Briefs Private Sector partners, including small and medium businesses, on unclassified intelligence and threat information, as well as protective measures for reducing risk
Provides Private Sector partners with opportunities to engage with DHS field representatives in their region and establish new or build on existing relationships to improve information sharing efforts

15. Corporate Security Symposia Upcoming Symposia
Date
Host
Location
June 27, 2018
The Orleans Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas, NV
July 18, 2018
George Washington University
Washington, DC
August 23, 2018
Hospital Corporation of America
Nashville, TN
October 16, 2018
Fordham Law School
New York City, NY
December 6, 2018
Snap Inc.
Los Angeles, CA

16. Analyst-to-Analyst Exchange
Small groups of I&A Analysts meet with Analysts from the Private Sector to learn more about each other’s job function, how each uses intelligence to inform their customers, and discuss potential opportunities for collaboration

17. Critical Infrastructure Owners / Operators
Support to
Critical Infrastructure Owners / Operators
Engagements
I&A, in collaboration with DHS / Office of Infrastructure Protection:
Frequently brief Private Sector partners on significant changes to the threat environment, results of recent terrorism investigations, and relevant suspicious activity reporting 
Deliver regular classified briefings to cleared members of key critical infrastructure sectors
Disseminate products of interest to the private sector at the unclassified and classified levels
Provide access to its products to the private sector through the Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN)
For more information about HSIN, please contact

18. Requirements
In coordination with NPPD, annually solicit KIQs from CI Sectors
Feed KIQs into annual I&A POA process
Identify Private Sector Requirements for I&A

19. I&A Intelligence Products

20. I&A Private Sector Engagement Team
Contact Information
Tamara Hutchinson
DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis
Alex McClain
I&A Private Sector Engagement Team