CISA - CISA Gateway
Investment ID: 024-000009567
Overview
Program Title
CISA - CISA Gateway
Description
The CISA Gateway supports the Infrastructure Security Division in meeting its mission of assessing critical infrastructure and taking action to mitigate vulnerabilities, enhance security, and ensure continuity and necessary redundancy. It delivers a suite of specialized tools to DHS Components, Federal agencies, State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial governments, and owner/operators of our nation's critical infrastructure. A consistent assessment methodology supports asset-to-asset comparisons, robust analytics, and cross-government sharing of critical infrastructure information. Textual and geospatial presentations aid user understanding of the underlying data. The CISA Gateway system provides a secure, encrypted, controlled-access web interface to multiple specialized capabilities.
7/20/2022 - 2a above needs to be updated by OneNumber to reflect system description - noted above.
Type of Program
Major IT Investments
Multi-Agency Category
Not Applicable
Associated Websites
https://ipgateway.dhs.gov
Investment Detail
Quantitative return on investment (ROI) includes having over 2,026 users on a monthly basis. Active users consist of users who login on a monthly basis. There are 5,738 additional dashboard users whom have access to output the Infrastructure Survey Tool (IST). There are approximately 3,850 logins a month, which are based on users logging in monthly between May 2021 and Jan 2022. Quantitative return on investment (ROI) includes providing support to the CISA Gateway stakeholders who are internal/external to DHS but within the infrastructure protection community.
DHS stakeholders include: -CISA/ISD leadership -Protective Security Advisors -CISA National Infrastructure Coordinating Center -CISA Cybersecurity Division (CSD) -CISA National Risk Management Center -Federal Emergency Management Agency -Homeland Security Advisors and support staff -State and Major Urban Area Fusion Centers and Emergency Operations Centers -First responders, such as police departments -Private sector owners and operators Other beneficiaries/stakeholders outside of DHS include: -Sector, Specific Agencies Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Energy (DOE) -State, Local, Tribal, Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC) -State Fusion Centers and Emergency Operations Centers -First responders, such as police departments. In FY14, a cost benefit analysis was completed by the program office. The informal analysis provided for an ROI of 26%, with a projected breakeven point in FY16.
DHS stakeholders include: -CISA/ISD leadership -Protective Security Advisors -CISA National Infrastructure Coordinating Center -CISA Cybersecurity Division (CSD) -CISA National Risk Management Center -Federal Emergency Management Agency -Homeland Security Advisors and support staff -State and Major Urban Area Fusion Centers and Emergency Operations Centers -First responders, such as police departments -Private sector owners and operators Other beneficiaries/stakeholders outside of DHS include: -Sector, Specific Agencies Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Energy (DOE) -State, Local, Tribal, Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC) -State Fusion Centers and Emergency Operations Centers -First responders, such as police departments. In FY14, a cost benefit analysis was completed by the program office. The informal analysis provided for an ROI of 26%, with a projected breakeven point in FY16.