November is Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month

​Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, observed in the month of November, builds awareness and appreciation of the importance of critical infrastructure and reaffirms the nationwide commitment to keep our critical infrastructure and our communities safe and secure. Securing the nation's infrastructure is a national priority that requires planning and coordination across the entire community.

This year, the Office of Infrastructure Protection, within the Department's National Protection and Programs Directorate, is partnering with InfraGard of the National Capital Region (InfraGardNCR) to promote Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month.

In November, DHS will be highlighting four themes related to critical infrastructure security and resilience:

• Week 1: Our connected infrastructure – Cyber and physical interdependence
• Week 2: Hometown Security – “Connect, Plan, Train, Report” 
• Week 3: Partnering with the public and private sectors to build resilience
• Week 4: Fostering innovation and investment in resilient infrastructure

Learn more on how you can be involved by downloading the toolkit on the Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month website.