Homeland Security Information Network-Critical Sectors HSIN-CS

Jul 06, 2012

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2. What is HSIN?. . A sensitive, but unclassified environment to share information. . . The capability to store, search, and retrieve sensitive documents. . The capability to receive DHS-generated broadcasts and narrowcasts. . Access to a suite of common services at greatly reduced cost. . . Knowled

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