CISA offers a suite of resources to facilitate the sharing of threat and incident information, assist in decision- making, and enhance the security capabilities of critical infrastructure facilities.

Check out this PDF for great information on SAR Reporting, Bombing Prevention, Securing Soft Targets and a bevy of other resources. 

In recent months, the U.S. has experienced civil unrest across various jurisdictions. Due to continued sociopolitical issues, there remains a potential for further unrest. Domestic terrorists and other violent extremist actors may continue to leverage peaceful protests to attempt to incite hate, destroy critical infrastructure, and inflict bodily harm. Extremist actors have also used rhetoric to attempt to threaten high- profile individuals associated with the management and operation of critical infrastructure. To reduce risk, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recommends that individuals, particularly those with higher profile status, implement basic security measures to increase personal safety.

Check out this resource for Behavioral Indicators, Personal Security Measures, and other great information to keep you and your family safe. 

A mass gathering occurs when a large number of people come together in a particular location for a specific purpose. These locations, especially those associated with large crowds, could be an attractive target for terrorism and other crimes. If everyone plays their part, we can keep our neighborhoods, communities, and the nation safe against the threats we face.

Mass gatherings — either in the form of indoor events or outdoor gatherings — can take place in many different formats and configurations. The following protective measures provide some basic actions to be considered by those responsible for the safety and security of these locations.