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Proposal to Update the City of Redwood City Emergency Operations Plan including Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems overseeing its entire infrastructure in multiple counties, to comply with EP A guidelines. The project included audit, characterization, and inventory of cyber assets; verification of physical infrastructure currently protecting those assets; creation of a prioritized asset inventory; penetration testing of systems; review of security policies and procedures; identification and prioritization of recommended risk mitigation options; cost/benefit analysis of recommended risk mitigation options; and coordinated development of technical and managerial reports on cyber security status for presentation to the Board of Directors. This process fed to the formation of emergency operations plan checklists to mitigate system vulnerabilities. City of Burbank, CA. Aanko was selected by the City of Burbank Fire Department to update their 2003 Hazardous Materials Area Plan including the terrorism response portion. The plan required coordination not only between City of Burbank Departments, but also coordination with Departments from the local cities of Glendale and Pasadena, with which the City of Burbank has numerous financial and Emergency Response Agreements. Emergency Response was coordinated with Community Disaster Volunteers and Burbank Emergency Amateur Radio Service. The City Fire Department is responsible for Emergency Response for thousands of tourists yearly, an airport, rail travel and freight and pipelines carrying flammable liquids. C. PROJECT STAFFING Project Manager Mr. Steve Longoria, CCP, CHS-III, CPM, will be the Project Manager for this project and will work with the Redwood City Project Director. He is a Certified Counterterrorism Planner, Certified Homeland Security Professional Level III and Certified Project Manager. Mr. Longoria has over 25 years of experience in leading emergency management projects for the Department of Defense across the world, as well as municipalities here in the United States. Mr. Longoria has the distinct honor of being the only person in Department of Defense history to be recognized as the top professional in three different career classifications: Antiterrorism, Security, and Safety. Mr. Longoria has led security assessment and Emergency Operations Plans development projects for water systems, ports, airports, municipalities, and industrial facilities, including projects for the Federal Government, the State of California, the Cities ofVacaville, Fairfield, Dixon, and Suisun, the Ports of Tacoma (WA), Sacramento and Redwood City, and East Bay Municipal Utility District. These projects have included vulnerability analyses and plans developments for shared waterways, chemical facilities, waterfronts, distribution systems, mutual aid, integrated security plans, and emergency operations, response and recovery. Mr. Longoria earned a Certificate in Industrial Safety Management from the College of Engineering, University of Washington; a Certificate in Hazardous Materials Management from the University of California, Davis; and a B.S. degree in Education, Training and Development from Southern Illinois University. He has augmented his skills with additional coursework in Energy and Environmental Policy, and has instructed international anti-terrorism experts at the world-renowned International Crime Prevention Institute at the University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Longoria completed the Israeli Defense Forces CounterteITOrism Course; FBI Computer Crime Identification Courses; the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Aanko Technologie.'i Inc. www.aanko.com 6