Prepared by the Office of Civil Defense, under the Guam Homeland Security, this webpage breaks down how attacks on critical infrastructure significantly impact existing functions such as energy systems, transportation, water networks and facilities. It briefly explains what critical infrastructure protection is as stated by the Homeland Security Act of 2002.

Prepared by the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, under the US Department of Energy, this guidance explains how cybersecurity can be incorporated into federally funded clean energy projects. It outlines approaches for identifying cyber risks, protecting information and systems, assigning responsibilities, and maintaining cybersecurity throughout a project’s lifecycle.

Prepared by Argonne National Laboratory for the US Department of Energy Grid Deployment Office, this report evaluates the risks and vulnerabilities affecting Guam’s energy infrastructure, including natural hazards, grid reliability, and energy security. It helps identify priorities for strengthening Guam’s energy resilience and supports long-term planning for a more reliable and secure energy system.

Prepared by the collaborative efforts between the Government of Guam, Guam Homeland Security and the Office of Technology at GovGuam, this strategy plan establishes content that aims to improve the island’s cybersecurity resilience within the next 4 years. This resource’s mission is to identify, assess, mitigate and reduce cyber risks with Guam’s critical stakeholders, government agencies, public and private institutions.

Prepared by GPA, this webpage establishes the utility provider’s efforts in cybersecurity especially within Guam’s existing critical infrastructure. It breaks down its frequently asked questions addressing cyber threats, telecommunications and local cybersecurity readiness.

Prepared by the Office of Technology under the Government of Guam, this official document serves to ensure an organized approach to managing cyber incidents within GovGuam entities support by OTECH, pursuant to the provisions of Public Law 34-076.​

Prepared by Guam’s Joint Information Center, led by Guam Homeland Security, this official publication lists out information resources one could contact for current news and announcements. This fact sheet also explains the Emergency Alert System (EAS) in Guam, ensuring the safety of the island through different forms of digital communication.

Prepared by GPA through the US Department of Energy’s Office Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, this document describes the scope of work based on the agency’s Smart Grid project, which deploys advanced metering infrastructure and outage management systems. It establishes opportunities for GPA customers to install devices that assist in managing electricity use and costs, including in-home displays and home area networks.

Prepared by KEMA Inc. for the Pacific Power Association (PPA), this report evaluates energy efficiency opportunities and system losses across utilities in Guam and other US Pacific Island jurisdictions. Its findings help utilities identify improvements that can reduce energy losses, improve operational performance, and strengthen long-term energy resilience.

Prepared by the US Department of the Interior’s Office of Insular Affairs, this report evaluates the energy vulnerabilities of Guam and other US Pacific Islands, focusing on fuel dependence, energy security, and opportunities to strengthen resilience. It provides historical context for understanding the region’s long-standing energy challenges and the need for diversified, reliable energy systems.