Oregon Information Technology/Telecommunication Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP) Kick Off

2021-Oregon Information 

Technology/Telecommunication

Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP)

Hosted by

Oregon’s State Resilience Officer, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Region 10

Please join us for the hybrid Oregon Information Technology / Telecommunications Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP) Kick-Off Meeting which will be hosted both in person at the Oregon Office of Emergency Management and on MS Teams.

Location:  Oregon Office of Emergency Management

3224 State Street, Salem, OR 97301

State ID is required to attend in person and enter Oregon Office of Emergency Management

For more information regarding the CISA Regional Resiliency Assessment Program, visit

Regional Resiliency Assessment Program | CISA

The Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP) is a cooperative assessment of specific critical infrastructure that identifies a range of security and resilience issues that could have regionally or nationally significant consequences.

The goal of the RRAP is to generate greater understanding and action among public and private sector partners to improve the resilience of a region’s critical infrastructure. To accomplish this, the RRAP:

• Resolves infrastructure security and resilience knowledge gaps;
• Informs risk management decisions;
• Identifies opportunities and strategies to enhance infrastructure resilience; and
• Improves critical partnerships among the public and private sectors.

This 3-year study seeks to provide information on the vulnerabilities and resiliency enhancement options of various state-owned telecommunications infrastructure systems. The ultimate goal of the study is to inform resiliency investments in these systems to ensure the provision of Oregon state government services post incident/disaster. The study is disaggregated into two distinct, but linked, parts:

• An analysis of general resiliency of select State-owned telecommunications systems within an all-hazards frame – i.e., earthquake, physical attack, cyber, etc. Analysis would include continuity of operations options – i.e., back-ups, failovers, etc.
• Individual physical and cyber facility assessments of select state-owned telecommunications assets (i.e., data centers and other critical IT nodes). The purpose of this part of the study is to provide mitigation options for consideration to facilitate the hardening of these specific assets against all-hazards.