Why a Sector Program?
The InfraGard National Sector Security and Resilience Program (NSSRP), formerly known as the Sector Program, is intended to strengthen national critical infrastructure security and resilience.
The NSSRP was conceived as the “Sector Program” within the Kentucky Chapter in 2003. The success of the program in Kentucky led to the expansion of the program throughout InfraGard chapters nationwide.
The NSSRP contributes to overall InfraGard mission through the creation and sustainment of a “network-of-networks” to foster collaboration and information sharing among and between owners, operators, and participants of critical infrastructure within individual sectors.
An effective NSSRP will achieve the following objectives:
- Recruitment of all CI owners and operators pertinent to the local IMA;
- Provision of education and training that meets the needs of CI owners and operators;
- Enablement of intra/inter-sector networking opportunities for CI owners and operators; and
- Timely, accurate, and actionable two-way information sharing.
National Sector Security and Resilience Program
PROGRAM MANAGER
NATIONAL SECTOR CHIEFS
Chemical
Commercial Facilities
Communication
Critical Manufacturing
Dams
Defense Industrial Base
Emergency Services
Energy
Financial Services
Food and Agriculture
Government Facilities
Healthcare and Public Health
Information Technology
Nuclear
Transportation
Water and Wastewater
Daniel Honore
Vacant
Patrick Hardy
Tom Haynes
Vacant
Karl Perman
Jim Lint
Michael Fagel
KC Carnes
Vacant
Jason Bashura
Robert Lange
Mark Jarrett
Arvin Verma
Michael Cohen
Bruce Churchill
Chad Wenger
National Sector Chief and Subject Matter Expert application process:
If you are interested in serving as a National Sector Chief (NSC) or a Subject Matter Expert (SME) please review NSC SME qualifications reponsibilities and duties and then submit your request using the following survey link: NSC & SME application
Please contact the NSSRP Program Manager at pm-nssrp@infragardnational.org with any comments or questions.
Building the Sector Security and Resilience Program
The following handbook was developed to help InfraGard Member Alliances build and sustain an effective sector program.
Download the InfraGard National Sector Security and Resilience Program Handbook
Sub-Sector Programs
Four of the 16 Critical Infrastructure sectors include sub-sectors.
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