The Homeland Security Department’s “Information Sharing Strategy” is based on “five guiding principles,” writes Charlie Allen, Homeland Security Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis and Chief Intelligence Officer: (1) Fostering information sharing is a core DHS mission; (2) DHS must use the established governance structure to make information-sharing decisions; (3) DHS must commit sufficient resources to information sharing; (4) DHS must measure progress toward information-sharing goals; (5) DHS must maintain information and data security and protect privacy and civil liberties. [View[1] Blog] [[2] View press release] [[3] View strategy]