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1 Current Partners UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

2 LA-SAFE Threat Groups Sectors Domestic Terrorism International Terrorism Gangs/Narcotics Violent/High Profile CI/KR Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources Cyber Human Trafficking UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

3 LA-SAFE - Products Subject profiles Situational advisories Assessments BOLO s Daily Information Report Weekly bulletin Photo line-ups Information dissemination to other law enforcement customers UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4 LA-SAFE Weekly CI/KR Product UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

5 Governor s Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) Louisiana State Analytical & Fusion Exchange (LA SAFE)

6 Emergency Management Process State Agency Assets ESF Contracts Rents etc. Parish EOC State Operations Federal Assistance Contracts Rents etc. Parish Assets EMAC State To State Assets

7 Risk RISK The NIPP framework assesses risk as a function of consequence, vulnerability, and threat: R = f (C,V,T) Consequence Vulnerability Threat UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

8 GOHSEP INTEL/INFO/RFI FLOW CHART NOTE: Red lines indicate when information is considered emergent and situational awareness to CIKR and Gov. CoS is required immediately. LA-SAFE WATCH CENTER GOHSEP LIAISON ALL LA-SAFE PARTNERS GOHSEP OPS RC s GOHSEP CMD LSP EBRSO DHS BRPD ESF/ STATE AGENCIES GOVERNOR CBP HIDTA CIKR PARISH HSEPs FIRST RESPONDERS OTHER LANG FBI ATF DoA CYBER USCG ICE

9 Cyber Security Team Cyber Fusion Security Team is an integral part of the state s fusion center (LA-SAFE) Cyber Fusion Unit. Originally stood up in 2009 First Fusion Center in the nation to have cyber capabilities.

10 Mismatched Domains Often the Domain from Does Not match that from the Link: Link:

11 Children at a Greater Risk According to the same report, the chances that a child s identity is stolen is 51% higher than an adults:

12 Those we Trust Phishing often uses a mix of s and web sites that mimic well known and trusted brands. Examples include: Banks Government Agencies Shipping Companies

13 Phishing often takes advantage of current events: Phishing & Current Events Death of Osama Bin Laden Natural Disasters The Super Bowl

14 Things to Look For How to recognize Phishing Scams: Requests for personal information Urgent wording The need to open either a URL or an attachment May use poor English

15 Fake Links Identifying Malicious Links: NOTE: HOVER DO NOT CLICK!

16 Appearances May Deceive Links may be designed to trick the eye: These are NOT

17 Best Practices Do NOT trust unsolicited . Do NOT click links or attachments in unsolicited s. Do NOT provide personal information or information about your organization. Do NOT respond to phishing s.

18 Suspicious Activity SEE IT, SUSPECT IT, REPORT IT In support of DHS SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING Phone: hours every day LSP and GOHSEP Websites Suspicious Activity Report See Something, Send Something: services.php

19 Suspicious Activity Photography, drawing, making notes, etc. Avoiding questions of officials, showing unusual interest in security, attempting access to restricted areas, and evading staff. Not providing personal details when visiting such as place of employment, contact information, or place of residence. Multiple visitors or deliveries to one individual or room. Unusual interest in main and alternate entrances, emergency exits, and surrounding routes access.

20 Indicators of Possible Suspicious Activity Use of entrances/exits that avoid the main areas/cameras/ personnel. Attempts to access restricted parking areas or leaving unattended vehicles near buildings. Unusual interest in staff operating procedures, shift changes, closed circuit TV systems, fire alarms, and security systems. Noncompliance with policies.

21 21 Questions? LA-SAFE Contact Information Phone: B. Ric Moore 225/ Office 225/ cell