decisions regarding the protection of critical infrastructure from terrorism events The Secretary of Homeland Security shall implement an integration and analysis function for critical infrastructure that includes operational and strategic analysis on terrorism incidents, threats, and emerging risks. Such function shall include establishment by the Secretary of integration of data sharing capabilities with Fusion Centers that accomplish the following: (1) Determine the appropriate role that Fusion Centers may fill in reporting data related to cybersecurity threat or incident information regarding individuals or service providers with access to or ongoing business relationships with critical infrastructure. (2) Determine whether or how the National Protection and Programs Directorate and the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center may work with Fusion Centers to report possible cybersecurity incidents. (3) Determine a means for Fusion Centers to report availability of critical infrastructure to support local, State, Federal, tribal, and territorial law enforcement and the provision of basic public services after disruption events such as electric power brownouts and blackouts, accidents that disrupt service, and vandalism to or near facilities. (4) Categorize and prioritize cybersecurity intake risk information based on relevance to critical infrastructure owners or operators in the area served by the Fusion Center. (5) Establish an emerging threat hotline and secure online sector-specific cybersecurity incident reporting portal by which information may be disseminated through Fusion Centers. (6) Develop, keep up to date, and make available a Federal agency directory of designated offices or individuals tasked with responding to, mitigating, or assisting in recovery from cybersecurity incidents involving critical infrastructure and make the directory available on a voluntary basis to critical infrastructure owners and operators. (7) Establish a voluntary incident access portal with the