March 2, 2004 Vol. 2, No. 9 National Homeland Security Knowledgebase Table of Contents: Cybersecurity Regulation Federal State & Local Industry Book Review by Steve Ellis: Funding Evil Provides Chilling Roadmap to Terror Financing Northcom Weapons of Mass Destruction Business Opportunities Chairman:    Edward J. Krause, III,    CEO, E.J. Krause Publisher and Editor-in-Chief:    Michael Rosenberg,    Vice President,    Security, E.J. Krause Editor, International Operations:    Peter Buxbaum Deputy Editor:    Steve Ellis Operations Manager:    Lindsey Field,    E.J. Krause International Operations/Business Development:    George Debakey,    E.J. Krause Contact Information:    Tel 301-493-5500    Fax 301-493-5705 Send us your comments. To Advertise click here.	Sponsored By Cybersecurity Regulation New cybersecurity legislation expected in February. An inside look at Rep. Putnam?s working group. Full story Back to top Federal Gilmore Commission calls terrorism prevention efforts lagging. Full story Back to top State & Local Study finds states not fully prepared to meet bioterror threat. Full story Back to top Industry Boeing VP outlines private-public HS partnership. Full story Back to top Book Review by Steve Ellis: Funding Evil Provides Chilling Roadmap to Terror Financing FUNDING EVIL By Rachel Ehrenfeld, Ph.D. 250 pp. Chicago Bonus Books $24.95: Reviewed by Steve Ellis Full story Back to top Northcom From ?Defending Forward? to a ?Global Defense-in-Depth?: globalization and homeland security By Antulio J. Echevarria II and Bert B. Tussing National War College. Full story Back to top Weapons of Mass Destruction Anthrax Bioterror, Two Years Later By Leonard A. Cole Full story Back to top Business Opportunities FCC looking into smart radios. Full story Back to top Fact Sheet on Department of Homeland Security Overview of the Department of Homeland Security The Department's Mission The Department's Five Directorates The Department's Separate Agencies Headquarters' Elements Border Reorganization Back to top Doing Business with DHS DHS Acquisition Offices Office of Private Sector Liaison Acquisition Policy and Regulations Resources Small Business Resources DHS Points of Contact Directorate of Border & Transportation Security: Darlene Freeman (202) 282-8064 Directorate of Emergency Preparedness & Response: Josh Batkin (202) 646-4563 Directorate of Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection: Dave Wray (202) 282-8378 Directorate of Science & Technology: Holly Dockery (202) 786-0076 Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services: Private Sector: Tom DiNanno (202) 282-8043 Contracting: Valerie Veatch (202) 786-0103 Coast Guard: Jerry Yoest (202) 267-2280 Secretary's Scheduler: Marie Vachon, tel: (202) 282-8354, f (202) 282-8404 Office of International Affairs: Pancho Kinney, tel: (202) 282-8240, fax: (202) 282-8403 E-mail: francis.kinney@dhs.gov Back to top Information Resources Department Web Site: http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/ DHS Organization: http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/interapp/editorial/editorial_0086.xml DHS Reorganization Plan: http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/display?theme=10&content=12 Homeland Security Act of 2002: http://thomas.loc.gov Back to top Homeland Security Internet Resources Private/Commercial Sector ANSER Institute for Homeland Security (www.homelandsecurity.org) Business Executives for National Security (BENS) (www.bens.org) Oklahoma City National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism (MIPT) (www.mipt.org) Site Institute (Search for International Terrorist Entities) (www.siteinstitute.org) Government Sector Department of Homeland Security (www.dhs.gov) Department of State (www.state.gov) FBI (www.fbi.gov) READY.GOV (http://www.ready.gov/) DISASTERHELP (https://disasterhelp.gov/portal/jhtml/index.jhtml) Most Wanted Terrorists (http://www.fbi.gov/mostwant/terrorists/fugitives.htm) Are You Ready? (http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/) Community Emergency Response Teams (http://www.citizencorps.gov/programs/cert.shtm) Citizen Corps (http://www.citizencorps.gov/) USA Freedom Corps (http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov/) FIRSTGOV.gov (http://www.firstgov.gov/) Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus (http://www.house.gov/tancredo/Immigration/) Back to top Upcoming Conferences Global Homeland Security (November 30 - December 1, 2004) A two-day intensive conference and exhibition with plenaries and workshops led by global experts from government and industry. (More information, March 15, 2004) Maritime Security Expo Europe (November 1-3, 2004; Rotterdam, Netherlands) This event will include a high-level two-day pan-European conference with more than 2,000 buyers expected from throughout Europe, the United States, and Asia and over 100 exhibitors from around the globe. (http://maritime.ejkcorp.com/rotterdam/) Maritime Security Expo USA 2004 (September 14-15, 2004; New York) This event will feature a two-day international conference and exhibit hall showcasing state-of-the-art technologies, products, and services. An expected 2,500 attendees from 30 countries and over 200 exhibitors from around the world will participate. (View conference website) Maritime Technology & Security Expo (January 2005; Hong Kong) (Look for more details in future issues.) Security China (October, 2004) 15,000 International Visitors & over 300 Exhibitors (Look for more details in April, 2004 Issue) Back to top
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