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Conceptualize your podcast Choose a format (interview, solos, co-hosted, narrative, etc.) Begin by selecting one of the Department of Homeland Security (16) Critical Infrastructure Sectors (CI). Gather equipment

This 3-minute audio podcast assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 1.3, 2.2, 3.1, and 3.2.

For this assignment you will create a 3-minute audio or video podcast. Create your audio or video podcast using the following format:

Conceptualize your podcast

Choose a format (interview, solos, co-hosted, narrative, etc.) Begin by selecting one of the Department of Homeland Security (16) Critical Infrastructure Sectors (CI). Gather equipment

Mobile phone or computer recording. Prepare your podcast

Record a 3-minute video for an audience of employees, internal/external stakeholders, and the public, that focuses on hazards, vulnerabilities, and security concerns that exist for critical facilities in the United States. Many of the critical infrastructures that exist in the United States also exist in the global community as well. Example: Kadena Air Force Base in Okinawa Japan

The podcast should focus on your viewpoint resiliency-based planning and reactionary-based planning, including:

providing a full background on the critical infrastructure (CI); raising awareness of potential physical, electronic, and cyber risks; outlining key actions to improve security measures for your chosen critical infrastructure; explaining the importance of using an all-hazards approach (i.e., Standard Response Protocol) and mass casualty emergency preparedness programs (i.e., the Stop the Bleed program) when utilizing resilience and reactionary-based planning in critical infrastructure protection. Record your podcast

Record your podcast using your phone or computer. Publish your podcast

You may upload your 3-minute audio or video podcast to Blackboard. If outside sources are used, you may attach a reference page to the assignment submission. Blackboard supports .mp3, .mp4, .mov, .mpe, .avi, .mpeg, .asf, .aiff, and .au.

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