Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Security Directives for Surface Transportation Operators

TSA Required Actions

TSA recently announced two important Security Directives for surface transportation owners and operators, including higher-risk freight railroads, passenger rail and rail transit. TSA has determined that these requirements need to be addressed immediately to protect transportation infrastructure.

These Security Directives require owners and operators to:

1. Designate a cybersecurity coordinator
2. Report cybersecurity incidents to CISA within 24 hours
3. Develop and implement a cybersecurity incident response plan to reduce the risk of an operational disruption
4. Complete a cybersecurity vulnerability assessment to identify potential gaps or vulnerabilities in their systems. 

Importantly, TSA also recommends that all other lower-risk surface transportation   owners and operators voluntarily implement these same measures.

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