You are here

The National Cyber Strategy was implemented to increase the security and resilience of the Nation’s information and information systems. This task has the following key priorities:

  1. Secure Federal networks and information.
  2. Secure critical infrastructure.
  3. Combat cybercrime and improve incident reporting.

This strategy enables the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to secure Federal department and agency networks. To accomplish its key priorities, the National Cyber Strategy both outlines actionable priority tasks and acknowledges the need for further comprehensive policy development. 

EXTERNAL LINK TO AUTHORITY

National Cyber Security

As the Energy Sector-Specific Agency, U.S. DOE is responsible for securing the Nation’s energy infrastructure. CESER plays an essential role in preparing for cyber incidents, as well as responding to incidents when they occur. The role of CESER, as outlined in the National Cyber Strategy, is to work with U.S. DHS to coordinate and unify the national response effort in the event of a cyber incident.

Related Activities

The Cybersecurity for the Operational Technology Environment initiative (CyOTE) drives situational awareness for OT networks across the Energy Sector.
CESER is investing in the ideas of partners in the Energy Sector, the cybersecurity community, academia, state and local governments, and the National
Energy sector cybersecurity preparedness is one of the three key areas in which CESER’s cybersecurity program supports activities.