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Emergency Communications Dont be a FOOL; The Law is Not DIY
Cybersecurity
- Agencies
- - White House
- - DHS
- - NIST
- - NTIA
- - FCC
- Reference
- Cryptography

Crimes Against Network
- Worms, Viruses, Attacks
- Hackers
- DOS
- WiFi Security
- Cyberwar
- Network Reliability
- Infrastructure Protection
- - Kill Switch

Crimes Over Network
- CyberStalking
- Fraud
- - Auctions
- - Phishing
- Gambling
- ID Theft
- Offensive Words

Info Gathering
- Wiretaps
- CALEA
- ECPA
- FISA
- Forensics
- Carnivore
- Patriot Act
- Data Retention
- Safe Web Act

Emergency
- EAS
- Assessment
- Reliability
- Vulnerabilities

Emergency communications involves multiple phases, individuals, and purposes. They include emergency alerts, requests for assistance (911 & PSAPs), and coordination among responders. Emergency communications involves priority service, reliability, service restoration, and information collection, aggregation, and dissemination.

Examples of major emergency communications events have included Katrina and 9/11.

Related issues include network reliability and assessment of the network's status.

FCC 911 Image (Public Domain)

Preparation

Event Detection

Contingency Planning

Notice of Emergency Event

During Event

Notice / First Hand Accounts

First Responder Communications

Recovery

Communications Restoration

Interoperability

Legislation

Federal Activity

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski Releases Report On Commission's Preparedness For A Major Public Emergency. News Release. News Media Contact: Jen Howard at 0506, email: Jen.Howard or Robert Kenny at 2668, email: Robert.Kenny PSHSB OCH PDF WORD TXT

Papers

News

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