On behalf of the InfraGard Arkansas Member’s Alliance (IAMA) executive officers, welcome to our chapter! Our primary mission is to increase the national security of U.S. critical infrastructure. We focus on 16 essential sectors such as transportation, power, banking, healthcare and others via a regular exchange of ideas and updates about security measures/concerns in industry, government and academia. We accomplish this by providing education and outreach efforts to raise statewide awareness of potential protection potholes. IAMA hosts quarterly seminars across Arkansas to accommodate the membership geographically and encourage guest attendance. These free seminars along with continuing education hours are available for attendees and guests followed by a members-only networking time.
InfraGard’s members represent business executives, entrepreneurs, lawyers, security personnel, IT professionals, academia, military/government officials, and state and local law enforcement—all dedicated to contributing industry-specific insight and advancing national security.
The Arkansas IAMA chapter seeks to serve as a security pillar in our communities, state and nation. Join us!
Linda Williams
InfraGard Arkansas Members Alliance (IAMA) President
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Welcome to the Arkansas InfraGard Chapter!
National security is a top priority for those of us involved in this program. The InfraGard Arkansas Member’s Alliance (IAMA) is always looking for opportunities to make this resource more useful. Whether through me or any officer on the IAMA Executive Board, please reach out and provide any ideas or information to make our program what you need it to be.
I have served as a Special Agent in the FBI in numerous capacities for over 17 years. I was recently appointed as the Little Rock FBI Private Sector Coordinator. I look forward to serving the chapter membership.
Joseph A. Skarda
FBI Coordinator
In an effort to support the protection of the critical infrastructure and key resources, the chapter is organized into 16 critical infrastructure sectors. This provides focus for the membership on the issues of the unique characteristics and conditions of each sector.