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But we do much more: we’re the first convention facility to manage a commuterferry service to alleviate traffic congestion in our host neighborhood and in 2021, the BCEC became the first convention center tobe awarded the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s SAFETYAct, highlighting theMCCA’s ongoing commitment to public safety in ourfacilities. In UnConventional you’ll learn more about our operations, and some of the key initiatives weare working on.  \nOperation Janus  \nOn December 1, 2021, theMCCA hosted Operation Janus, a Cyber Security Tabletop Exercise designed to connect, educate, and train Boston’s large venue community alongside city, state, and federal emergency response agencies.  \nIn continuation of theMCCA’s venue security efforts funded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) grant awarded to the MCCAin 2019, this Tabletop Exercise (TTX) was modeled around a cyber security incident taking place during an international finance conference atthe Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC).  \nGoalsoftheTTX were to:  \n• Examine the cyber security capabilities of a large venue in Massachusetts and establish key planning, preparedness, response, and recovery functions.  \n• Incorporate Federal, State and Local partner agency roles, resources, and response into the cyber incident.  \n• Develop an After-Action Report for lessons learned.  \n• Develop a Cyber Security Incident Response Plan template to share with our industry partners at other large venues to benefit others throughout the country.  \nOneof the primary takeaways from the TTX was the value of having a Cyber Incident Response Plan, which serves as a framework for how to deal with a cyber incident and includes preventative measures to protect a network before an incident can occur. Because theMCCA has an internal Cyber Incident Response Plan in place, the TTX provided an opportunity to test the plan ina safe environment, find weaknesses, and train MCCA teams alongside responding agencies in realtime.  \n“Creating and maintaining a secure network environment requires constant vigilance and a commitment to investment and training to keep up with an always evolving technological environment,” said David Gibbons, Executive Director of theMCCA.“The ability to keep the lines of communication open internally and with our public and industry partners through training and education is key to thwarting cyberattacks against the Authority and our customers.”  \nMCCA’s Chief Information Security Officer, Rob Noonan, expressed similar sentiments: “Safety and security is always atthe forefront of the MCCA and as the security threats have evolved, so does the need to prepare for what the future may hold. Through our constant focus on training and exercisesin all areas of safety and security including Cybersecurity our hope is that we will be ready and not have to get ready.“  \nTo read more about Operation Janus, visit [https://blog.signatureboston.com/what-would-happen-if-a-cyber-attack-hit](https://blog.signatureboston.com/what-would-happen-if-a-cyber-attack-hit)a-large-convention-center  \nAbove: MCCA Chief Information Security Officer, Rob Noonan speaks before Operation Vanguard, the first of two high-level security exercises held atthe Boston Convention and Exhibition Center over the past two years.  \nBelow: MCCA Executive Director, David Gibbons (center) with members of MCCA staff and contract partners at Operation Janus.  \nState of the Commonwealth Address  \nOn January 25, Governor Charlie Baker delivered his final State of the Commonwealth address from the Ballroom of the Hynes Convention Center. 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