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C I S A | C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
WELCOME!
CISA Infrastructure Security Division (ISD)
Virtual Industry Day
24 March 2022
Hosted By the Office of the Chief Acquisition Executive (OCAE)
March 24, 2022
CISA ISD Virtual Industry Day-Agenda
Topic
10:00am 10:05am Welcome & Introduction
10:05am 10:10am Opening Remarks
10:10am 10:35am Bomb Prevention Overview
10:35am 10:45am Security Programs Overview
10:50am 12:00pm *** Breakout Sessions ***
Speaker
Dr. Luicana Nicole Turner Office of the Chief Acquisition
Executive (OCAE)
Meghan Gilmore Deputy CAE for Business Operations
(Acting)
Sean Haglund - Associate Director, Office for Bombing
Prevention (OBP)
Alan Amano Executive Officer, ISD OBP
Daniel Abreu - Deputy Associate Director for Security
Programs (SP)
Breakout Session A:
Rich McKee / Mike Lambrecht / Quentin O'Bryan ISD OBP
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Program
Assessments / Explosive Blast Modeling
National C-IED Capability Analysis Database (NCCAD)
Breakout Session B:
Training & Awareness
Breakout Session C:
Breakout Session D:
Insider Threat
Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS)
12:05pm 12:10pm Summary Remarks
12:10pm 12:15pm Next Steps
Curt Tilley ISD OBP
Larson Scott Parker / Sarah Jacob ISD SP
William Shannon Brown ISD SP
David Patrick OCAE Chief Acquisition Executive
Dr. Luicana Nicole Turner, OCAE
March 24, 2022
C I S A | C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ACQUISITION
EXECUTIVE (OCAE)
MEGHAN GILMORE
DEPUTY CAE FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS (ACTING)
VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY MARCH 2022
March 24, 2022
C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y &
I N F R A S T R U C T U R E
S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
Office of the Chief
Acquisition Executive
(OCAE)
Provide mission
solutions that are
affordable,
supportable, and
effective.
Support and enable CISAs
Homeland Security missions
through effective and efficient
acquisition program
management and procurement.
CHIEF ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE (CAE)
DAVID PATRICK
DEPUTY CAE
PROCUREMENT
JUAN ARRATIA
ACTING DEPUTY CAE
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
MEGHAN GILMORE
ACTING DEPUTY CAE
ACQUISITION PROGRAM GOVERNANCE
TIMOTHY RUNFOLA
KEY FUNCTIONS
SUPPORT, EXECUTION, & GOVERNANCE
POLICY & PROCEDURE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
DATA & REPORTING
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
C I S A | C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
CISA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SECURITY DIVISION
(ISD)
BOMB PREVENTION OVERVIEW
SEAN HAGLUND
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, OFFICE FOR BOMBING PREVENTION (OBP)
ALAN AMANO
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OBP
VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY MARCH 2022
March 24, 2022
OFFICE FOR BOMBING PREVENTION (OBP)
ISD Bombing Prevention Industry Day
March 24, 2022
Domestic IED Threats
The IED threat to the Homeland continues to come from a wide variety of different individuals, groups, and ideologies.
Among the serious threats is domestic violent extremism.
Transnational
Organized
Crime
Domestic
Terrorists/HVEs
Foreign
Terrorist
Organizations
Idiosyncratic
Individuals
Domestic Threats
Juveniles &
Hobbyists
Collaboration between criminal and terrorist networks
occurs at home and overseas
Practical instructions on IED construction and concealment
techniques proliferate throughout the internet and social
media
IED components, explosives, and homemade explosive
(HME) precursors are readily available in the United States
IED construction and deployment techniques continue to
evolve and proliferate toward multiple attack scenarios
Notable Incidents
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Ted Kaczynski
Unabomber
Eric Rudolph
Centennial Olympic
Park Bomber
Kevin Harpham
MLK Memorial March
Mark Conditt
Austin, TX Package
Bomber
Anthony Quinn Warner
Nashville VBIED Attack
March 24, 2022
December 2020 Nashville VBIED Attack
The 2020 Nashville bombing was the highest profile VBIED attack in the Homeland since Oklahoma City. The incident
highlights how cascading impacts of an attack like this can have far-reaching consequences. In this case, it highlighted
additional vulnerabilities in the Communications Sector infrastructure.
BLUF: A VBIED attack early Christmas morning in Nashville killed only
the bomber, thanks to quick action by local police. The bombers intent
seems to have been to cause destruction rather than mass casualties.
Impact: The damage to the data center caused significant
telecommunications disruptions throughout the broader region.
It affected customers in Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky, including
numerous 9-1-1 dispatch centers and the Nashville International Airport.
Because of these disruptions, the FAA temporarily halted outgoing flights
through the early evening of 25 December.
The incident affected several critical infrastructure sectors.
March 24, 2022
OBP Mission and Focus Areas
OBP accomplishes its mission through a portfolio of complementary counter-IED services.
The Office for Bombing Prevention (OBP) leads the Department of Homeland Securitys (DHS) efforts to implement National
Counter-IED (C-IED) policy and enhance the Nations ability to prevent, protect against, respond to, and mitigate the use of
explosives against critical infrastructure; the private sector; and federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial entities.
Training & Awareness
In-person Instructor-Led Training
Delivery in resident and through
Mobile Training Team
Online Distance Learning through
Virtual Instructor-Led and web-based
Independent Study Trainings
Learning Solutions Curriculum and
Awareness Product Design and
Development
Policy Coordination
Policy Design and Coordination
Communications and Outreach
C-IED Guidance and Product Design
Information Sharing
TRIPwire
C-IED and IED Information Sharing
IED Incident and Threat Reporting
Intra-agency Intelligence Coordination
Technical Assistance &
Services
C-IED Capability Assessments and
Exercises
CI / Special Event Planning
Explosive Blast Modeling
C-IED Technology Development
and Evaluation
C-IED Grant Requirements Support
March 24, 2022
OBP Stakeholder Overview
OBP serves stakeholders across multiple industries and sectors with C-IED capability building and resources best suited
for the audience and their function.
OBP Stakeholders
Delivery Methods Match Needs
Emergency Services Sector
Commercial Facilities Sector
Educational Institutions
Religious Institutions &
Community Centers
General, Traveling, &
Commuting Public
U.S. Government and
Policymakers
Awareness-Level Information
Information sharing Quick reference cards
Awareness-level training
Foundational guidance
Advanced Information & Training
Restricted information sharing
Performance-level training
Planning templates
On-Site Training & Workshops
Multi-jurisdictional planning
Management-level training
Capability assessment
Specialized technical assistance
March 24, 2022
U.S Policy Framework
Over time, significant achievements in United States policy provided the foundation for OBPs mission to support
stakeholders with countering IED threats.
PPD - 8
Calls for whole
community
preparedness and
development of
comprehensive
preparedness
guides.
OBPs C-IED
Mission
PPD- 21
Strengthen and
maintaincritical
infrastructureand
provide technical
assistance to
critical
infrastructure
owners
PPD - 17
Directs that DHS develop
and refine guidance on
IED prevention, protection,
and mitigation
March 24, 2022
Counter-IED and Risk Mitigation Training
To reduce risk to the nations critical infrastructure, OBP develops and delivers a diverse curriculum of training and
awareness products.
Program Overview
Develops and delivers a diverse curriculum of training and
awareness products to build nationwide C-IED capabilities
across the preparedness spectrum
Accredited training provider through the International
Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET)
Meets American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
requirements for excellence in instructional practices
Training: Offers In-Person, Virtual Instructor Led, and
online Independent Study Trainings
All training is provided free-of-charge
Applicable to:
Public Government Private Sector Law Enforcement
P.O.S.T Certification
Peace Officer Standards and Training
March 24, 2022
C-IED Training Courses
OBP offers training to build C-IED capabilities through a variety of modalities to meet different stakeholders needs.
In-Person
Virtual Instructor
Self-paced ISTs
Bombing Prevention Awareness
Bomb Threat Management Planning
IED Search Procedures
Protective Measures
Surveillance Detection
Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive
Device Detection
BMAP Community Liaisons
IED Construction and Classification
IED Explosive Effects Mitigation
Introduction to the Terrorist Attack
Homemade Explosives (HME) and
Precursor Awareness
Protective Measures Awareness
Response to Suspicious Behaviors and
Cycle
Items
IED Awareness and Safety Procedures
Homemade Explosives and Precursor
Chemicals Awareness for Public Safety
Bomb Threat Preparedness and
Response
Your Role
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness:
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness
Employee Training
March 24, 2022
C-IED Awareness Products
OBP offers a wide range of resources to share information and enhance C-IED preparedness such as job aids, checklists,
posters, cards, guidance and videos
Job Aids and Checklists
Informative quick-reference
tools to support decision
making in responding to
bomb threats, suspicious
activity/items, and
terrorist/criminal threats.
WELCOME!
CISA Infrastructure Security Division (ISD)
Virtual Industry Day
24 March 2022
Hosted By the Office of the Chief Acquisition Executive (OCAE)
March 24, 2022
CISA ISD Virtual Industry Day-Agenda
Topic
10:00am 10:05am Welcome & Introduction
10:05am 10:10am Opening Remarks
10:10am 10:35am Bomb Prevention Overview
10:35am 10:45am Security Programs Overview
10:50am 12:00pm *** Breakout Sessions ***
Speaker
Dr. Luicana Nicole Turner Office of the Chief Acquisition
Executive (OCAE)
Meghan Gilmore Deputy CAE for Business Operations
(Acting)
Sean Haglund - Associate Director, Office for Bombing
Prevention (OBP)
Alan Amano Executive Officer, ISD OBP
Daniel Abreu - Deputy Associate Director for Security
Programs (SP)
Breakout Session A:
Rich McKee / Mike Lambrecht / Quentin O'Bryan ISD OBP
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Program
Assessments / Explosive Blast Modeling
National C-IED Capability Analysis Database (NCCAD)
Breakout Session B:
Training & Awareness
Breakout Session C:
Breakout Session D:
Insider Threat
Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS)
12:05pm 12:10pm Summary Remarks
12:10pm 12:15pm Next Steps
Curt Tilley ISD OBP
Larson Scott Parker / Sarah Jacob ISD SP
William Shannon Brown ISD SP
David Patrick OCAE Chief Acquisition Executive
Dr. Luicana Nicole Turner, OCAE
March 24, 2022
C I S A | C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ACQUISITION
EXECUTIVE (OCAE)
MEGHAN GILMORE
DEPUTY CAE FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS (ACTING)
VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY MARCH 2022
March 24, 2022
C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y &
I N F R A S T R U C T U R E
S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
Office of the Chief
Acquisition Executive
(OCAE)
Provide mission
solutions that are
affordable,
supportable, and
effective.
Support and enable CISAs
Homeland Security missions
through effective and efficient
acquisition program
management and procurement.
CHIEF ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE (CAE)
DAVID PATRICK
DEPUTY CAE
PROCUREMENT
JUAN ARRATIA
ACTING DEPUTY CAE
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
MEGHAN GILMORE
ACTING DEPUTY CAE
ACQUISITION PROGRAM GOVERNANCE
TIMOTHY RUNFOLA
KEY FUNCTIONS
SUPPORT, EXECUTION, & GOVERNANCE
POLICY & PROCEDURE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
DATA & REPORTING
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
C I S A | C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S E C U R I T Y A G E N C Y
CISA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SECURITY DIVISION
(ISD)
BOMB PREVENTION OVERVIEW
SEAN HAGLUND
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, OFFICE FOR BOMBING PREVENTION (OBP)
ALAN AMANO
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OBP
VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY MARCH 2022
March 24, 2022
OFFICE FOR BOMBING PREVENTION (OBP)
ISD Bombing Prevention Industry Day
March 24, 2022
Domestic IED Threats
The IED threat to the Homeland continues to come from a wide variety of different individuals, groups, and ideologies.
Among the serious threats is domestic violent extremism.
Transnational
Organized
Crime
Domestic
Terrorists/HVEs
Foreign
Terrorist
Organizations
Idiosyncratic
Individuals
Domestic Threats
Juveniles &
Hobbyists
Collaboration between criminal and terrorist networks
occurs at home and overseas
Practical instructions on IED construction and concealment
techniques proliferate throughout the internet and social
media
IED components, explosives, and homemade explosive
(HME) precursors are readily available in the United States
IED construction and deployment techniques continue to
evolve and proliferate toward multiple attack scenarios
Notable Incidents
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Ted Kaczynski
Unabomber
Eric Rudolph
Centennial Olympic
Park Bomber
Kevin Harpham
MLK Memorial March
Mark Conditt
Austin, TX Package
Bomber
Anthony Quinn Warner
Nashville VBIED Attack
March 24, 2022
December 2020 Nashville VBIED Attack
The 2020 Nashville bombing was the highest profile VBIED attack in the Homeland since Oklahoma City. The incident
highlights how cascading impacts of an attack like this can have far-reaching consequences. In this case, it highlighted
additional vulnerabilities in the Communications Sector infrastructure.
BLUF: A VBIED attack early Christmas morning in Nashville killed only
the bomber, thanks to quick action by local police. The bombers intent
seems to have been to cause destruction rather than mass casualties.
Impact: The damage to the data center caused significant
telecommunications disruptions throughout the broader region.
It affected customers in Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky, including
numerous 9-1-1 dispatch centers and the Nashville International Airport.
Because of these disruptions, the FAA temporarily halted outgoing flights
through the early evening of 25 December.
The incident affected several critical infrastructure sectors.
March 24, 2022
OBP Mission and Focus Areas
OBP accomplishes its mission through a portfolio of complementary counter-IED services.
The Office for Bombing Prevention (OBP) leads the Department of Homeland Securitys (DHS) efforts to implement National
Counter-IED (C-IED) policy and enhance the Nations ability to prevent, protect against, respond to, and mitigate the use of
explosives against critical infrastructure; the private sector; and federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial entities.
Training & Awareness
In-person Instructor-Led Training
Delivery in resident and through
Mobile Training Team
Online Distance Learning through
Virtual Instructor-Led and web-based
Independent Study Trainings
Learning Solutions Curriculum and
Awareness Product Design and
Development
Policy Coordination
Policy Design and Coordination
Communications and Outreach
C-IED Guidance and Product Design
Information Sharing
TRIPwire
C-IED and IED Information Sharing
IED Incident and Threat Reporting
Intra-agency Intelligence Coordination
Technical Assistance &
Services
C-IED Capability Assessments and
Exercises
CI / Special Event Planning
Explosive Blast Modeling
C-IED Technology Development
and Evaluation
C-IED Grant Requirements Support
March 24, 2022
OBP Stakeholder Overview
OBP serves stakeholders across multiple industries and sectors with C-IED capability building and resources best suited
for the audience and their function.
OBP Stakeholders
Delivery Methods Match Needs
Emergency Services Sector
Commercial Facilities Sector
Educational Institutions
Religious Institutions &
Community Centers
General, Traveling, &
Commuting Public
U.S. Government and
Policymakers
Awareness-Level Information
Information sharing Quick reference cards
Awareness-level training
Foundational guidance
Advanced Information & Training
Restricted information sharing
Performance-level training
Planning templates
On-Site Training & Workshops
Multi-jurisdictional planning
Management-level training
Capability assessment
Specialized technical assistance
March 24, 2022
U.S Policy Framework
Over time, significant achievements in United States policy provided the foundation for OBPs mission to support
stakeholders with countering IED threats.
PPD - 8
Calls for whole
community
preparedness and
development of
comprehensive
preparedness
guides.
OBPs C-IED
Mission
PPD- 21
Strengthen and
maintaincritical
infrastructureand
provide technical
assistance to
critical
infrastructure
owners
PPD - 17
Directs that DHS develop
and refine guidance on
IED prevention, protection,
and mitigation
March 24, 2022
Counter-IED and Risk Mitigation Training
To reduce risk to the nations critical infrastructure, OBP develops and delivers a diverse curriculum of training and
awareness products.
Program Overview
Develops and delivers a diverse curriculum of training and
awareness products to build nationwide C-IED capabilities
across the preparedness spectrum
Accredited training provider through the International
Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET)
Meets American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
requirements for excellence in instructional practices
Training: Offers In-Person, Virtual Instructor Led, and
online Independent Study Trainings
All training is provided free-of-charge
Applicable to:
Public Government Private Sector Law Enforcement
P.O.S.T Certification
Peace Officer Standards and Training
March 24, 2022
C-IED Training Courses
OBP offers training to build C-IED capabilities through a variety of modalities to meet different stakeholders needs.
In-Person
Virtual Instructor
Self-paced ISTs
Bombing Prevention Awareness
Bomb Threat Management Planning
IED Search Procedures
Protective Measures
Surveillance Detection
Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive
Device Detection
BMAP Community Liaisons
IED Construction and Classification
IED Explosive Effects Mitigation
Introduction to the Terrorist Attack
Homemade Explosives (HME) and
Precursor Awareness
Protective Measures Awareness
Response to Suspicious Behaviors and
Cycle
Items
IED Awareness and Safety Procedures
Homemade Explosives and Precursor
Chemicals Awareness for Public Safety
Bomb Threat Preparedness and
Response
Your Role
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness:
Bomb-Making Materials Awareness
Employee Training
March 24, 2022
C-IED Awareness Products
OBP offers a wide range of resources to share information and enhance C-IED preparedness such as job aids, checklists,
posters, cards, guidance and videos
Job Aids and Checklists
Informative quick-reference
tools to support decision
making in responding to
bomb threats, suspicious
activity/items, and
terrorist/criminal threats.
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