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T Visa Law Enforcement Resource Guide for federal, state, local, tribal and territorial law enforcement, prosecutors, judges and other government agencies. The information in this guide is tailored specifically for T visa certifying agencies.
SchoolSafety.gov is a collaborative, interagency website that provides actionable recommendations to create safe and supportive school and campus environments. The site serves as a one-stop access point for information, resources, guidance and evidence-based practices on a range of school safety topics. On the site, law enforcement and school resource officers can sort through and access relevant and applicable school safety resources, guidance, training and tools through the site's Resource Library.
The K-12 Anonymized Threat Response Guidance helps K-12 schools and law enforcement partners create tailored approaches to address anonymous threats of violence, including those received on social media. The guidance includes a toolkit and accompanying reference guide that outline steps to help schools and law enforcement assess and respond to anonymous threats, better prepare for and prevent future threats, and work in coordination with each other when threats arise.
The K-12 Bystander Reporting Toolkit provides strategies and guidance to implement or enhance school safety reporting programs and encourage bystander reporting among students and other members of the school community.
The K-12 School Security Guide Product Suite provides guidance, tools and strategies to improve school physical security. It includes best practices and resources to assess vulnerabilities, strengthen security systems, and better protect against targeted violence and other crime-related threats. The suite includes a companion product specifically designed for school-based law enforcement and school resource officers that provides tailored information on how these personnel can support school physical security planning and implementation efforts.
Cybersecurity Advisors (CSAs) offer Cybersecurity assistance to critical infrastructure owners and operators and SLTT officials. They introduce organizations to various CISA Cybersecurity products and services, along with other public and private resources, and act as liaisons to CISA cyber programs. They can provide cyber preparedness assessments and protective resources, working group support, leadership, partnership in public-private development, and coordination and support in times of cyber threat, disruption, or attack.
Protective Security Advisors are trained subject matter experts in critical infrastructure protection and vulnerability mitigation. They facilitate local field activities in coordination with other DHS offices and federal agencies. They also advise and assist state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) officials and critical infrastructure owners and operators, and provide coordination and support in times of threat, disruption, or attack.
The reckless and criminal use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) pose significant risk to critical infrastructure security and public safety. This overview covers actions that you can take to mitigate these risks.
Secure Your Drone: Privacy and Data Protection Guidance is a Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) resource that provides guidance for drone users to protect their data and privacy before, during, and after flying their drone.
CISA’s Be Air Aware™ program helps increase awareness of cyber and physical risks posed by unmanned aircraft systems (UAS or drones). The Be Air Aware™ materials on this page provide essential, ready-to-use information about UAS threats and steps to effectively manage risk to critical infrastructure and public gatherings.