A single place for you to log in and find find operational and informational resources to help you in your disaster planning, response, and recovery efforts.

- Government issued declarations of emergencies via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Government issued waivers via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Government issued guidance & alerts via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Government issued situation report (SitReps) via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Industry issued facility open/closed status via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Industry issued information requests via trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Industry issued infrastructure disruptions via trusted crowdsourced reporting

Live "Trusted" Data Feeds:

- Live nation traffic data feed
- Live nationwide power outages data feed
- Live nationwide facility open/closed status data feed and trusted crowdsourced reporting
- Live weather impacts data feed
- A nationwide operational directory of operational stakeholders in government and industry

This information is provided by a network of vetted state and industry representatives during activations of the SISE community.

The SISE-net Hub aggregates access to non-structured information like call notes, emails, text, pdf's, links, and pics into a high performance GIS platform (ESRI) that can quickly share information to vetted users in real-time.

To access, register with the SISE today.

The SISE is a legal "trust framework", exempt from frivolous FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requests,  that supports sensitive operational information sharing across industry and government for the purpose of broadening situational awareness and  enhancing decision making before, during and after storms, disasters or any type of disruptions.

https://www.ahcusa.org/sise.html

The SISE environment enables cross sector planning, the development of new innovative information based solutions, more reliable and better organized data, and centralized operational information that help decision makers make faster, more informed decisions during disasters.

The SISE-net Hub uses the Operational Readiness Level (ORL) data confidence standard to help decision-makers act more quickly and confidently based on the data provided. All SISE data is rated on a scale from "1" (highest confidence) to "4" (lowest confidence) using ten specific criteria.

The SISE was created to build trust between industry and government. By developing standards, unique solutions, conducting joint planning and exercises to solve operational problems. As problems get addresses, trust grows among participants. As trust increases, barriers are reduced and results occur faster.... which builds more trust...as so on.

SISE-net is a private sector initiative to enhance crisis response information sharing and operational coordination by leveraging the SISE for synchronizing data from multiple utility and state operations centers for specific use cases (e.g.,  state declarations/waivers, federal waivers, damage assessments, road closures, supply chain disruptions,  open/closed facilities, etc.…). https://www.ahcusa.org/sisenet.html

The private sector SISE-net Virtual Tabletop Exercise is designed to increase crisis information sharing, communications, and coordination between private sector and with multiple states in two ways;  1) Engaging multiple sectors and states to discuss their operational processes and procedures; 2) Leverage and improve the operational information sharing capability between industry and state/local operations centers leveraging the private sector’s SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment). https://www.ahcusa.org/cross-sector-exercises.html