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PROTECTIVE STRATEGIC GOAL
Protect our nation's leaders,
visiting world leaders, and other protectees as well as reduce threats posed by global
terrorists and other adversaries.
Objective - Ensure the physical protection of protectees.
 Means & Strategies
- Maintain a protective intelligence program as a critical component of the risk management process.
- Identify groups, individuals, and emerging technologies that may pose a threat to protectees.
- Formalize the risk management process as a decision-making tool to improve resource allocation
decision-making.
- Continue to develop the National Threat Assessment Center to enhance the risk assessment process.
- Leverage U.S. intelligence assets to improve early warning of threats posed by adversaries
and assessments of their capabilities.
- Deploy countermeasures that will ensure the protection of the President, Vice President,
visiting foreign dignitaries, and other protectees.
- Enhance the ongoing protective review process, including continued review and evaluation
of protective details and support staffing guidelines.
- Continue to assess and enhance security measures at the White House Complex, and
other protected facilities.
- Effectively use locally available resources when appropriate to meet mission requirements.
- Continue to develop and implement the Emergency Preparedness Program in compliance with PDD 63 and PDD 67.
Objective - Prevent terrorism directed towards Secret Service protectees,
protected facilities, and our citizens and visitors at events of national significance.
Means & Strategies
- Continue to refine the process by which we design, plan, and implement security for
designated National Special Security Events.
- Work with external partners to prevent the use of terrorist weapons at Secret Service
protected sites.
- Maximize interagency cooperation among federal, state, and local entities
to take advantage of each agency's specific expertise and resources.
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