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28 Domains of Homeland Security
BHS approaches homeland security as an interconnected ecosystem spanning national security, critical infrastructure, cyber and digital threats, resilience, law enforcement and emerging risks.
Eight categories
Where each domain sits
Every domain has its own page covering the security challenges it presents, what BHS provides, and the technology, consulting, integration and R&D that apply.
Showing 28 of 28 domains.
1. Border & Coastal Security
4 domainsLand borders, coastlines, ports and immigration — with communities as part of the early-warning network.
2. Counter-Terrorism & Internal Security
3 domainsUrban security, operations in affected regions, and prevention of violent radicalization.
3. Cybersecurity & Digital Threats
4 domainsCritical infrastructure systems, elections, digital identity and the connected devices around us.
4. Critical Infrastructure Protection
4 domainsEnergy, nuclear and space facilities, transport systems and industrial sites.
5. Disaster & Health Resilience
2 domainsEarly warning, emergency operations, and continuity for health infrastructure.
6. Law Enforcement & Societal Security
4 domainsHuman trafficking, environmental and financial crime, and safety at mass gatherings.
7. Emerging Threats
2 domainsUnauthorised drones and threats to agriculture and the food supply chain.
8. Strategic Collaboration
5 domainsIntellectual property, threat intelligence, R&D, trade routes and international collaboration.
Domains rarely act alone. Securing a mass gathering, for example, draws on crowd management, surveillance, emergency management, CBRN preparedness, communications and transport security at the same time — which is why BHS works across the whole ecosystem rather than one requirement at a time. See how that becomes a solution.
Which domain is your requirement in?
Tell us what you need to secure. Our teams can help assess the challenge, design the capability, integrate the technology or develop a solution where required.