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06/27/2010

Houston InfraGard Chapter collaborating with DHS to gather assessment data after tropical storms

The Houston InfraGard Chapter is collaborating with the local Department of Homeland Security (DHS) office to provide critical infrastructure damage assessment after any regional disaster.  The DHS will monitor the Houston InfraGard Twitter account IMAHoustonSR for in the field updates.  The Twitter account is only available for Houston InfraGard Chapter members and vetted agencies.  All members and critical infrastructure partners are encouraged to "request to follow" the Twitter account well in advance of any incident.

Additional users will not be added 48 hours before any landfalling storm.

Please refer to our web page at: http://www.infragardhouston.org/infragardhouston/member-resources.html


Posted at 09:00 AM in Chemical, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber Security, Electrical, ER-ITN, Financial, Government, Gulf Coast States IMA Collaboration, Healthcare & Public Health, Homeland Security, Information Technology, Oil and Gas, Social Media, Terrorism, Transportation, Water, Weather related |

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