Fusion Center

On December 14, 2015, NSI Executive Support Specialists conducted a virtual TA delivery in a Webinar with the New Mexico All Source Intelligence Center (NMASIC). The Webinar provided NMASIC analysts with the basic information needed to vet NMASIC SARs against the ISE-SAR Functional Standard, for entry into the SDR as appropriate, and for consideration as criminal intelligence information pertaining to 28 CFR Part 23.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program provides subject-matter expertise in facilitating the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers.

The Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Technical Assistance (TA) delivery assists fusion center personnel with enhancing their fusion center’s suspicious activity reporting (SAR) process, including reviewing the analysis process; providing outreach and awareness briefings to fusion center leadership, governance boards, and stakeholders; and supporting liaison officer programs to expand the SAR process to key fusion center partners.

The Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Technical Assistance (TA) delivery assists fusion center personnel with enhancing their fusion center’s suspicious activity reporting (SAR) process, including reviewing the analysis process; providing outreach and awareness briefings to fusion center leadership, governance boards, and stakeholders; and supporting liaison officer programs to expand the SAR process to key fusion center partners.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program facilitates the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers. This particular fusion center analytical exchange enabled one member of the Washington Regional Threat Analysis Center to participate in an exchange with the Chicago Crime Prevention and Information Center.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program facilitates the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers. This particular fusion center analytical exchange enabled three analysts from the North Carolina Information Sharing and Analysis Center to participate in an exchange with the Tennessee Fusion Center, focusing on the topic of human trafficking.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program facilitates the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers. One aspect of the program is the offering of a limited number of scholarships to allow analysts from various fusion centers to attend conferences, trainings, and summits.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program facilitates the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers. One aspect of the program is the offering of a limited number of scholarships to allow analysts from various fusion centers to attend conferences, trainings, and summits.

The Fusion Center Exchange Program facilitates the exchange of best practices and lessons learned between fusion centers across the country and assists in the development of a national network of fusion centers. One aspect of the program is the offering of a limited number of scholarships to allow analysts from various fusion centers to attend conferences, trainings, and summits.

Technical assistance deliveries provide facilitated discussion with fusion centers and partner agencies (if applicable); experienced subject-matter experts to share lessons learned and professional anecdotes to help inform the discussion and decision-making process; and follow-up consultation and support, as needed. The technical assistance service deliveries are designed to provide flexible assistance; each delivery is tailored to meet the specific needs of the requesting fusion center.