Here we are three-quarters of the way through the month of
February and there has still not been a CFATS Fact Sheet update for the site
security plan implementation numbers for the month of January (the January
CFATS Fact Sheet covers, of course, December). I understand that DHS is in
no way obligated to keep the public up-to-date on how well they are overcoming
the problems that previously plagued ISCD (just a little touch of sarcasm
there, I apologize), but when they started publishing these monthly updates
back in April
of last year they established an expectation that they would be published
in a timely manner.
It will be interesting this week because I expect that we
could see two updates published one for the January data and the other for some
portion of February. Or, ISCD could just wait until Wednesday to publish the
combined data for the two months.
The reason for an early publishing of the February data? I
expect that Director Wulf will probably be making a trip to Capitol Hill for a
hearing on HR 4007 on Thursday. I’ll have more information on that hearing in
my weekly congressional hearing blog post.
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