; or (B) are unlawfully present in the United States. (4) A description of security-related technology acquisitions that are listed in order of priority to address the security risks and capability gaps identified pursuant to paragraphs (1) and (2), respectively. (5) A description of each planned security-related technology program, including objectives, goals, and timelines for each such program. (6) An identification of each deployed security-related technology that is at or near the end of the life cycle of such technology. (7) A description of the test, evaluation, modeling, and simulation capabilities, including target methodologies, rationales, and timelines, necessary to support the acquisition of security-related technologies pursuant to paragraph (4). (8) An identification and assessment of ways to increase opportunities for communication and collaboration with industry, small and disadvantaged businesses, intra-government entities, university centers of excellence, and national laboratories to ensure CBP understands the market for security-related technologies that are available to satisfy its mission needs before engaging in an acquisition of a security-related technology. (9) An assessment of the management of planned security-related technology programs by the acquisition workforce of CBP. (10) An identification of ways to leverage already-existing acquisition expertise within the Federal Government. (11) A description of the security resources, including information security resources, that will be required to protect security-related technology from physical or cyber theft, diversion, sabotage, or attack. (12) A description of initiatives to— (A) streamline the acquisition process of CBP