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• Critical infrastructure
  If a nation were a living being, '''critical infrastructure''' would be the blood vessels, nervous system, immune responses, and other | title = Presidential Decision Directive 63, Critical Infrastructure Protection}}</ref></blockquote>
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• Critical infrastructure/Definition
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• Critical infrastructure/Related Articles
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• U.S. Department of Homeland Security/Related Articles
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• System Control And Data Acquisition/Related Articles
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• Pentagon Building/Related Articles
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• Critical infrastructure
  If a nation were a living being, '''critical infrastructure''' would be the blood vessels, nervous system, immune responses, and other | title = Presidential Decision Directive 63, Critical Infrastructure Protection}}</ref></blockquote>
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• Philip Bobbitt/Definition
  ...ran-Contra Committee]], and Director for Intelligence, Senior Director for Critical Infrastructure and Senior Director for Strategic Planning at the [[National Security Counc
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• Critical infrastructure/Related Articles
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• Emergency management
  ...ing [[field medicine]] and [[emergency medical service]], [[police]] and [[critical infrastructure]] services, but also when local resources are overwhelmed. It encompasses b
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• Electrical engineering/Related Articles
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• U.S. Department of Justice/Related Articles
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• Telemetry
  ...ty]] doctrine demands that while SCADA may be sent by IP, if it involves [[critical infrastructure]], it must not travel over the Internet. It should also be [[encryption|enc
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• Director of National Intelligence/Related Articles
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• Firefighting
  ...in a given geographic or administrative area, for which they are part of [[critical infrastructure]]. Departments are divided into various subcommands, typically down to ind
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• System Control And Data Acquisition
  ...ghway traffic control, water flood control, etc., where they are part of [[critical infrastructure]]. SCADA systems are also used in manufacturing, especially when hazards of ==SCADA, critical infrastructure, and terrorism==
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• U.S. Department of Energy/Related Articles
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• Terry Kelly
  ...1997 White House Fellow and served as the Chief of Staff of the National Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office.
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• George W. Bush Administration
  ...al Transportation Safety Board]], and government-industry partnerships for critical infrastructure (see [[System Control And Data Acquisition]]) such as the [[North American
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• Emergency medical service
  ...support, and when "scoop and run" is far more important. EMS is part of [[critical infrastructure]].
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• Police
  ...rist]] or [[paramilitary]] roles. Some parts of police organizations are [[critical infrastructure]] for emergency response.
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• Richard Clarke
  '''Richard E. Clarke''' (1951-), a specialist in counterterrorism and critical infrastructure, began his career as a U.S. civil servant in the U.S. Department of Defense ...was downgraded early in the George W. Bush Administration. He moved to the critical infrastructure protection role in October 2001, and resigned in March 2003.
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• Middle East Institute/Related Articles
  ...nd Technology Adviser on international cooperation in counterterrorism and critical infrastructure protection; scholar, [[Middle East Institute]]
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