SURVEY -- -PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION ON CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION The Presidential Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection is requesting information regarding technologies and capabilities for protecting critical infrastructures vital to our nation's economic and national security. Of particular concern are physical and cyber threats. Eight critical infrastructures have been identified: (1) telecommunications, (2) electrical power systems, (3) gas and oil storage and transportation, (4) banking and finance, (5) transportation, (6) water supply systems, (7) emergency services, and (8) continuity of government services. The Commission has retained the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory to act on its behalf in soliciting and collecting this information. The Commission designed a survey template to facilitate this critical infrastructure data collection effort. The survey template can be requested via e-mail at formpccip@anl.gov, or downloaded from www.dis.anl.gov/survey. Responses must be received no later than May 30, 1997, to guarantee inclusion in the Commission's report. Taking time to provide information may increase organizational visibility, not only with the Commission, but also with government agencies and private-sector entities needing infrastructure protection technologies and capabilities. Responses will be entered into a database and made available to the government and private sector. The Commission will use the information to help (1) formulate critical infrastructure protection strategies, and (2) develop recommendations for research and development programs to address technology shortfalls. For more information on this critical infrastructure protection technologies and capabilities data collection or the Commission, please contact Mr. Jerry Gillette at 630/252-7475 or jgillette@anl.gov. WEB: Critical Infrastructure Protection Survey, http://www.dis.anl.gov/survey. E-MAIL: Critical Infrastructure Protection Survey, formpccip@anl.gov.

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