MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT JULY 1980

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 27, 2002
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• Publication Date: August 8, 1980
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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
Security Committee
8 August 1980
MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Secretary, NFIB
Executive Secretary
SUBJECT: Monthly Activities Report
July 1980
This forwards the July 1980 monthly activities report
for the DCI Security Committee.
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Regraded UNCLASSIFIED When
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DCI SECURITY COMMITTEE
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT
JULY 1980
1. A Committee staff member, in his security consultant
role, attended the two-day work session of COMIREX members,
and consultants which addressed in a seminar setting the
adequacy of COMIREX organization to ensure Community partici-
pation at all levels, and issues involved in decompartmentation
of 20 year old imagery. (C)
2. The Committee chairman met with the chairmen of a
number of SECOM subcommittees and working groups to discuss
their tasking, accomplishments, work in progress, and support
needs. (U)
3. The Committee staff submitted material on security
issues for consi eration in he update of the National Multi-
disciplinary Counterintelligence Assessment. Items included
technical countermeasures capabilities, emergency destruction
matters, security awareness programs, industrial security
procedures, a ing o- unaut rized disclosures, and physical
security. (C)
4. The "security lessons learned" section of the annual
security audit report to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveil-
lance Court by the Committee staffer who serves as its security
officer was deemed of such broad interest that it was sent by
the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts to every U.S.
District and Appeals Court Chief Judge in the country. (U)
S. A task force of the Security Awareness Working Group
met weekly during July as it continued to develop ideas for
presentations to government employees and industrial contractors
on the hostile threat, the technical penetration threat, and
TEMPEST matters. (U)
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6. The Investigative Standards Working Group met twice
during the month to consider SCI appeals procedure policy.
Several delegates have voiced their disagreement with certain
aspects of the proposed draft, and efforts continue to work
out appropriate compromise language. (Ti)
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