National Protection and Programs Directorate - Management

Management

Senior officials within the NPPD include:

  • Under Secretary of Homeland Security for National Protection and Programs
    • Deputy Under Secretary of Homeland Security for National Protection and Programs
      • Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Cyber Security and Communications
        • Office of Cyber Security and Communications
          • Office of Emergency Communications
          • National Cyber Security and Communications Integration Center
          • Stakeholder Engagement and Cyber Infrastructure Resilience
          • Federal Network Resilience
          • Network Security Deployment
          • Sector Specific Agency Executive Management Office
            • Communications Branch
            • Information Technology Branch
      • Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Infrastructure Protection
        • Office of Infrastructure Protection
          • Chemical Security Compliance Division
          • Infrastructure Information Collection Division
          • Infrastructure Analysis and Strategy Division
          • Protective Security Coordination Division
          • Sector Specific Agency Executive Management Office
            • Chemical Branch
            • Commercial Facilities Branch
            • Dams Branch
            • Emergency Services Branch
            • Nuclear Branch
          • Partnership and Outreach Division
      • Director, Federal Protective Service
        • Federal Protective Service
      • Director, Office of US-VISIT
        • US-VISIT

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