1 Public Security Technical Program 2009 CSS Summer Symposium PSTP08-120 Study: A scenario-based approach to protecting Telecommunications Critical Infrastructure (CI) in BC: Ensuring business continuity during a major HAZMAT event. Cindy Jeromin (IC) & Kelly Forbes (CAE PS)
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1Public Security Technical Program
2009 CSS Summer Symposium PSTP08-120 Study: A scenario-based approach to protecting Telecommunications Critical Infrastructure (CI) in BC: Ensuring business continuity during a major HAZMAT event.
Cindy Jeromin (IC) & Kelly Forbes (CAE PS)
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Protecting Telecom CI in BC during a major Hazmat eventObjective of the Study
•Western focused project to evaluate (a) response capability to pair technical telecom and trained HAZMAT expertise and (b) Bell and TELUS’ C2 capability to remotely manage a Hazmat incident during a major event in BC
Expected results
•Reinforce the need to involve all levels of government, first responders, technical experts regional reps from CI owners in emergency planning for Hazmat events.
•Transition findings to operational communities.
•Carriers’ intent is to bring findings to CTEPA and potentially roll it out nationally.
Deliverables
•Implementation Plan for enabling paired telecom – hazmat response capability
•IC BC Hazmat Incident Response Handbook to ensure business continuity
•Architecture framework to establish enduring relationships between critical emergency planning partners
Study Management
Lead Fed Dept: Industry Canada Western Region
Partners:
BellTELUSBC Hazmat Management Ltd CAE Professional Services Canada
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• Leverage previous CI studies– CBRNE simulation in Montreal (2007)
– Critical Infrastructure Protection - Telecommunications: Simulation Based Capability Assessment for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Response