IHC MEETING - 3 FEBRUARY 1984

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• Publication Date: January 20, 1984
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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence Information Handling Committee
WASHINGTON, DC 20505
MEMORANDUM FOR: IHC Members
Chairman, Intelligence information
Handling Committee
SUBJECT; IHC Meeting - 3 February 1984
IHC/MM 84-11
20 January 1984
Attached please find a copy of the agenda for the next IHC meeting which
will be held on 3 February 1984 at 1330 in Room 6W02 of the Community
Headquarters Building. Also attached is a copy of the minutes of the December
meeting and a copy of a Formats Subcommittee proposal which I hope to discuss
at our February meeting. Finally, arrangements have been solidified for our
annual offsite meeting. It will be held at n on March 5-7. Details will be
provided at our February meeting.
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AGENDA - IHC MEETING
3 FEBRUARY 1984
CHB, RM 6W02
1330 Introduction
1335 RECON Guard Update Brief
1400 CIRS Security Update
1425
1430
1455
1510
Break
S&T HUMINT Report Brief
Video Disc Brief
Subcommittee/Working Group Reports
1520 New Business
Formats Subcommittee Proposal
1530
Meeting Adjourn
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IHC Minutes
16 December 1983
(ICS/IHC) briefed the Committee on the current plans, STAT
for phasing in the var ous information systems which will comprise CIRS. The
attached Figures 1-5 reflect each of the five phases and the times currently
e*timated for their implementation. It was stated that the total effort is
subject to revision, especially in view of budgetary and security consider-
ations. It was reiterated that the results of the RECON Guard effort would
affect the inclusion of CIA information into CIRS.
(BDM) briefed on the progress of the CIRS Security STAT
Working Group. His briefing is also attached. It reflects that the initial
CIRS security plan is very close to CIRS security requirements as they are
currently understood. It also identifies task objectives, security areas
addressed by the plan, trusted computer system evaluation criteria, the three
stages of the plan, security issues, and a listing of the major CIRS security
milestones.
One issue was raised as to the need for network versus host identifi-
cation. It was noted that the DDCI wants to be able to identify who is
accessing which documents. Does the network or host have this respon-
sibility? Discussion on this followed, but the issue was not resolved. Next
came the suggestion to use a standard Community identification to enable
traceback to individuals. DIA indicated that a DODIIS standard user
identification is in place and took three years to implement. The Chairman
interjected that such issues need to be clearly defined in a manner which the
IHC could address.
stated that CIRS funds for FY 84 and FY 85 are still in the STAT
respective programs. He stressed that the resources are above the original
DCI guidance as add-ons to individual agency programs and did not come "at the
expense" of some other part of the NFIP. He also related that ands for
COMPUSEC were also added and could be used for CIRS security. He suggested
that now is the time to estimate costs for some of these requirements.
In the area of video disc mapping, the Chairman said that the Geographic
Information Systems Subcommittee was working with to look at the STAT
possibility of having a standard means of presenting and retrieving video disc
based information. Coordination is underway with DMA, NSC and IC representa-
tives to identify what the IC requirements may be and to incorporate them with
those of NSC. DMA is the contracting agency for this effort.
(ICS/IHC), Chairman of the IHC Telecommunications STAT
Subcommittee (ITS), said that suggested changes made by NSA to the telecom-
munications study had been incorporated in the study and that CIA has
concurred in the changes. Response from DIA is awaited. The study should be
published in January 1984.
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be off'site
The Chairman closed
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