CISA provides a variety of risk management and response services to build stakeholder resiliency and form partnerships. On this page, you can explore CISA’s portfolio of cybersecurity, infrastructure security, and emergency communications services.
Many of the services described involve the close coordination and sharing of sensitive information between CISA and the organization receiving the service. To facilitate these partnerships, such organizations receive protections under the Protected Critical Infrastructure Information (PCII) Program, which ensures that CISA will not expose sensitive or proprietary data shared by partners during the course of receiving a CISA service. For more information on the PCII Program, visit https://www.cisa.gov/pcii-program.
Services Directory
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Service Types Explained
Capacity Building: Refers to efforts aimed at developing capabilities or human skills within a community or organization to reduce the level of risk or the effects of an incident negatively impacting physical and/ or cyber infrastructure.
Incident Response: Refers to the process by which all levels of government, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and the private sector work together to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to and recover from incidents.
Information Sharing: Refers to the exchange of data between various organizations, people and technologies to improve resilience of stakeholder owned and operated critical infrastructure.
Risk Assessments: Refers to the process of identifying and measuring risks to organizational operations, assets, and individuals; as well as the process of comprehending the nature and severity of the risk and act accordingly.
Partnership Development: Refers to increasing collaboration between all levels of public and private sector partners to improve resilience, awareness, and support of stakeholders.
Readiness Levels Explained
Foundational or Any Level: Services and resources that are available and recommended to all users regardless of capability.
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Intermediate: Services that require users to have some experience developing and implementing security policies and procedures either on their own or through previous CISA engagements.
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Advanced: Services that, because of their expansive scope and technical complexity, require pre-existing capabilities and programs already in place within an organization that can be leveraged as prerequisites for receiving that service.
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