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ChemLock Resources

ChemLock wordmark. Know your chemicals. Lock in your security posture.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) ChemLock publications are no-cost, publicly available guidance documents, templates, fact sheets, and toolkits to help facilities enhance the cyber and physical security surrounding their chemicals.

Guidance Documents

ChemLock: Secure Your Chemicals(PDF, 1.71 MB )
ChemLock: Secure Your Chemicals Facility Security Plan Template(DOCX, 452.38 KB )
Secure Your Chemicals: Before, During, and After a Pandemic(PDF, 2.09 MB )

Fact Sheets

ChemLock Overview Fact Sheet(PDF, 457.56 KB )
Resumen de CISA ChemLock(PDF, 402.81 KB )
ChemLock: Chemical Product Stewardship(PDF, 303.40 KB )
ChemLock: Chemical Security Considerations for No-Notice Events(PDF, 351.88 KB )
ChemLock: Chemical Security on a Budget(PDF, 345.48 KB )
ChemLock: Conducting a Chemical Security Self-Assessment(PDF, 357.44 KB )
ChemLock: Drone Activity(PDF, 324.35 KB )
ChemLock: Reporting Suspicious Activity and Security Incidents(PDF, 190.23 KB )

ChemLock Security Goal Fact Sheets

ChemLock: Detection Security Goal(PDF, 1.18 MB )
ChemLock: Delay Security Goal(PDF, 1.19 MB )
ChemLock: Response Security Goal(PDF, 1.17 MB )
ChemLock: Policies, Plans, and Procedures Security Goal(PDF, 1.18 MB )

Flyers

ChemLock Know Your Chemicals Flyer(PDF, 406.02 KB )
Secure Your Chemicals: Potential Threats(PDF, 1.21 MB )
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    ChemLock Exercises

    Facilities can request CISA expertise in facilitating a live tailored tabletop exercise.

    CISA also offers CISA Tabletop Exercise Packages (CTEPs) to help facilities conduct exercises that are tailored specifically for chemical security.

    Learn more about ChemLock Exercises

    ChemLock Services Request Form

    To request CISA ChemLock services or tools, please fill out the ChemLock Services Request Form.

    Request ChemLock Services

    ChemLock Contact Information

    For more information or questions, please email ChemLock@cisa.dhs.gov.

    NOTE: Participation in any portion of CISA's ChemLock program does not replace any reporting or compliance requirements under CISA's Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) regulation (6 CFR part 27). Some ChemLock activities may fulfill CFATS requirements, depending on your specific security plan. Contact local CISA Chemical Security personnel or visit the CFATS webpage to learn more about CFATS regulatory requirements.

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