FEMA Seeks Feedback on Cyber Incidents Planning Guidance October 19, 2022

 

NIMS Alert 23-22: FEMA Seeks Feedback on Cyber Incidents Planning Guidance

 

 

NIMS Alert 23-22 National Incident Management System     NIMS Alert 23-22   FEMA Seeks Feedback on Cyber Incidents Planning Guidance   FEMA wants feedback on the draft “Planning Considerations for Cyber Incidents: Guidance for Emergency Managers.” This document provides state, local, tribal and territorial emergency managers with foundational knowledge of cyber incidents to increase cyber preparedness efforts in their jurisdictions. Key aspects of cyber incident preparedness included in the document: Understanding the types of cyber incidents likely to occur; Engaging service owners and operators; Identifying cyber dependent critical services and related dependencies; Prioritizing and planning for service and system disruptions; Identifying roles and responsibilities; Providing integrated communication and public messaging; and Developing a cyber incident response plan. FEMA will host four 60-minute webinars to give an overview of the draft document and gather feedback from whole community partners. The sessions will include facilitated discussions with stakeholders to help improve the existing draft. FEMA seeks input -- especially real-world case studies -- that can be incorporated into the guide. The draft guide is available to allow individuals to provide comments on specific areas within the document. This national engagement period will conclude at close of business on Nov. 22, 2022. To review the document and learn more about the webinar sessions, please visit the FEMA website at https://www.fema.gov/emergency-managers/national-preparedness/plan.   About NIMS   NIMS provides stakeholders across the whole community with the shared vocabulary, systems and processes to successfully deliver the capabilities described in the National Preparedness System. It defines operational systems that guide how personnel work together during incidents. Learn More

Focus: There is no US and THEM in any given situation, crisis, misunderstanding.

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Global Health Security. Open Society Foundations. Funding Inclusive and Equitable Pandemic Preparedness.

Ask the questions on WHAT is being done NOW in south-to-south nations for funding and equity in pandemic preparedness?

Actions, actions not discussed but implemented now are what communities need.  

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Funding Inclusive and Equitable Pandemic Preparedness

Location: London / Live Stream Event Date: October 25, 2022 Event Time: October 25, 2022, 9:10–10:10 a.m. (BST) Speakers: Mark Malloch-Brown and Precious Matsoso

This panel with global health experts will discuss how to mobilize funding for pandemic preparedness while ensuring equity and equality. It will begin with a fireside chat with Open Society President Mark Malloch-Brown.

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Global Health Security. Equity. .001% for the Worlds Pandemic Fund? October 2022

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Can You Spare .001% for the World’s Pandemic Fund?

To be better prepared for the next pandemic, we need to expand funding for global health and pandemic preparedness. Victoria Fan argues that advocates need to learn from past mistakes and look beyond Official Development Assistance:

Food Insecurity. Global Debt and Hunger. October 2022

 

The Dual Crises of Global Debt and Hunger   Of the many crises threatening developing countries, debt and hunger are particularly daunting. With commodity shocks such as droughts and other climate events, many developing countries are on the brink of famine. Clemence Landers and Rakan Aboneaaj examine the overlapping crises and suggest recommendations:   Read more