PHYSICAL SECURITY WORKING GROUP MINUTES OF THE SEVENTEENTH MEETING TUESDAY, 9 OCTOBER 1984 1000 HOURS, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS CENTER

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PHYSICAL SECURITY WUKKING GROUP
MINUTES OF THE SEVENTEENTH MEETING
TUESDAY, 9 OCTOBER 1984
1000 HOURS, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS CENTER
Members Present
Mr. C. L. Berkin, Chairman
Mr. B. Gatozzi, Justice
CIA
Ms. Elizabeth Hall, AF
NSA
Mr. Fred Wirth, Army
Mr. Richard Schmeltz, Navy
Also Present
Mr. A. Mitchell, USi)
1. General. The Minutes of the 19 September 1984 meeting were approves; as written.
2. ISWG Presentation. Mr. Gary Griffith, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company
(Sunnyvale , representing industry's Industrial Security Working Group (ISVV G), briefed the
PSWG on the origins and activities of the ISWG. He handed out copies of the ISWG
"charter" and a document pertaining to DIAM 50-3//NFIB/NFIC-9.1/47. The latter
document identifies areas of discrepancy between the two directives and suggests areas
for clarification. Mr. Griffith responded to questions and expressed the hope that the
ISWG and PSWG could cooperate for the common good. The ISWG is comprised of about
50 contractors to the Intelligence Community and represents both large and s-nall
contracting firms. The Chairman stated that Mr. Griffith's briefing was a first step in
communications between Industry and the Community with respect to physical security.
Mr. Griffith indicated that the ISWG wholeheartedly endorses contractor training by
Government in areas of mutual concern.
3. Old Business
a. October Seminar. The Seminar is on track with 23 nominees identified, plus
one observer from the Defense Security Institute. requested clearance data
for nominees from Army and DIA. Members were invited to attend sessions of interest,
with particular attention to the Monday evening session at which the attendees identify
areas/topics of concern.
b. NF1B/NFIC-9/47 Status. Because of current concerns with computer-based
alarm systems, DIA is arranging for a complete re-write (in layman's terms) of the Alarm
Section. Included in the new draft will be a re-write of the Communications Section and
an Inspection checklist. DIA estimates completion of this expanded re-write effort by
the 13 Nov 1984 PS W G meeting.
Enclosure (1)
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c. Issues Raised by August Seminar Attendees. The PS% v agreed that these
issues are adequately addressed at the seminars and no PSW(a action is required.
4. ivew Business.
a. D1A Physical Security Seminar. This Seminar will be conducted 22-26 October
1984 at Crystal City and PSVvG members are invited to attend portions of interest;
details/agenda may be obtained from DIA Member (373-2336).
b. Contractor Comments re NFIB Document Revision. The Members present
were unanimous in their belief that contractor comments on the NFIB/NFIC-9.1/47 re-
write would be invaluable. The Chairman will request SECOM approval for this possible
course of action.
5. The next meeting of the Physical Security Working Group is scheduled for 1000 hours,
13 November 1984 at CIA HQ; the room number will be provided at the Reception Desk.
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