Emergency Preparedness & Response

⚡ Quick access: LIVE OPS DASHBOARD for real-time feeds → sentinel-dashboard.html

SECTION INDEX

THREAT LEVEL REFERENCE

LEVEL 1

NORMAL

Standard operations. Monitor feeds.

LEVEL 2

ELEVATED

Review comms plan. Check supplies.

LEVEL 3

HIGH

Activate comms plan. Stage go-bags.

LEVEL 4

CRITICAL

Execute plan. Monitor IPAWS/NWS.

LEVEL 5

EXTREME

Immediate action. Bug out if ordered.

QUICK REFERENCE NUMBERS

📝 To add frequencies: edit the RADIO_DATA array in the <script> section of this file. Fields: freq, name, cat, scope, tone, mode, notes

📝 To add agencies: edit the AGENCY_DATA array. Fields: name, full, cat, jurisdiction, logo (emoji), website, twitter, facebook, other

📝 To add documents: edit DOC_DATA. For local PDFs set file: 'docs/filename.pdf'. For external links use url: 'https://...'.

ICS RADIO ASSIGNMENT WORKSHEET

POSITION	NAME	PRIMARY FREQ	SECONDARY FREQ	TONE	CHANNEL

FAMILY / TEAM CONTACT TREE

RALLY POINTS

COMMUNICATION SCHEDULE

COMMS WINDOW SCHEDULE
Morning check-in: HH:00 local daily
Emergency beacon: 3 transmissions × 10 seconds on primary, then secondary
Duress signal: Pre-agreed safe word / abort word in all comms
Last resort: 146.520 MHz (National 2m FM Simplex Calling)

If no contact in 24h: Move to alternate rally point and initiate distress protocol.

MESH NETWORKING OPTIONS

Meshtastic

Off-grid LoRa mesh text + GPS · 915 MHz

Open-source radio mesh network. Range 5–20km. No internet required. Encrypted.

→ meshtastic.org

GoTenna / Garmin inReach

Satellite & mesh comms · commercial

Commercial satellite messaging, two-way SOS, GPS tracking. Works globally.

APRS (Automatic Position Reporting)

144.390 MHz · amateur radio

GPS + radio position and message relay. Requires amateur license (Technician+).

→ aprs.fi live map

Winlink / RMS Express

HF email via radio · amateur radio

Send/receive email over HF radio when internet is down. FEMA-approved system.

→ winlink.org

LIVE THREAT INTELLIGENCE

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CISA KEV CATALOG

Known Exploited Vulnerabilities. Updated daily by CISA with active exploitation evidence.

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AlienVault OTX

Open Threat Exchange · crowd-sourced IOCs, threat pulses, adversary TTPs.

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GreyNoise Visualizer

Internet background noise · see what's mass-scanning the internet right now.

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Shodan

Search engine for internet-connected devices. Exposure analysis for any IP/org.

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MITRE ATT&CK

Adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures matrix. Industry standard framework.

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VirusTotal

Analyze suspicious files, URLs, IPs, and domains. 70+ antivirus engines.

OPSEC FRAMEWORK

OPSEC 5-STEP PROCESS

1. Identify Critical Information

What data would help an adversary?

2. Analyze Threats

Who wants your information?

3. Analyze Vulnerabilities

How could an adversary collect it?

4. Assess Risk

Threat × Vulnerability × Impact

5. Apply Countermeasures

Eliminate or mitigate the risk

DIGITAL HYGIENE QUICK CHECKS

INCIDENT RESPONSE WORKFLOW

PHASE 1

IDENTIFY

Detect anomaly. Log everything. Do NOT touch affected systems yet.

PHASE 2

CONTAIN

Isolate affected systems. Block lateral movement. Preserve forensic evidence.

PHASE 3

ERADICATE

Remove malware. Patch vulnerability. Rotate all credentials.

PHASE 4

RECOVER

Restore from clean backup. Monitor for re-infection. Resume operations.

PHASE 5

LESSONS

After-action report. Update defenses. Notify required parties.

TOOLS & RESOURCES

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Kali Linux Documentation

Security tools reference · kali.org

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Nmap Reference Guide

Network discovery & scanning · nmap.org

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SANS Cheat Sheets

Free security reference posters · sans.org

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Have I Been Pwned

Check exposed credentials · haveibeenpwned.com

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Exploit-DB

Public exploit database · exploit-db.com

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CVE Database

Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures · cve.org

⚕DISCLAIMER: This is a reference tool only. Seek professional medical training (CERT, First Aid/CPR, TCCC). Call 911 in all life-threatening emergencies.

TCCC MARCH PROTOCOL

M

MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE

Apply tourniquet 2–3" above wound. Tighten until bleeding stops. Mark time on tourniquet. Pack wound with gauze for junctional bleeds.

A

AIRWAY

Conscious: sit up, chin down. Unconscious: recovery position, NPA, chin-lift. Penetrating neck: occlusive dressing.

R

RESPIRATION

Seal sucking chest wounds with vented seal. Decompress tension pneumothorax at 2nd ICS MCL. Monitor rate and depth.

C

CIRCULATION