SECURITY COMMITTEE SECURITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING 11 APRIL 1985

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• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 15, 2011
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: May 15, 1985
• Content Type: MISC

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15 May 1985
Security Committee
Security Awareness and Education Subcommittee (SAES)
Meeting _ ~1 - Apr~,l .19$5 __
PRESENT?
Mr.
Mr.
John Miller
Steve Slaughter
1st
2nd
Lt.
Lt.
Ronald Gevey
Corinne Blank
Ms.
Mr.
Pat
Bob
Kiley
McMenamin
Ms.
Mr.
Denise Forti
Bernard Lang
ARMY
NSA
DTS
DOE
USAF
USAF
SECOM
CIA
DOJ
DIA
NAVY
TREASURY
USSS
FBI
CIA
OLD BUSINESS?
began the meeting by announcing that
ed him as the new SAES Chairman.
complimented the outgoing SAES Chairman, for
contribution to the Subcommittee. advised that Claudia
Smith, Army, as been selected as the Army representative on the
Subcommittee. 0 emphasized the need for each llgency and organi-
zation to appoint an alternate SAES member to help in maintaining
continuity on the SAES.
2. The minutes from the 21 March 1985 meeting were read
and approved without comment.
3. reported that the Security Awareness Handbook:
PeoAle and Products will be distributed to SAES members during the
May 1985 meeting.
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NEW BUSINESS?
reported on the progress of his task
(reported
that the Center for Naval Analysis is building a new facility that
will be available as a potential site for the 1986 Security Education
Seminar.
Bernie Lang reported that he submitted a formal letter to
the FBI Academy on 9 April 1985 requesting use of the facilities
for the 1985 Seminar. Bernie should receive a response from the
FBI Academy within the next 10 days. The Academy would not charge
Seminar participants for their lod ing, but would charge approximately
$8 - $8.50 daily for meals. advised that Bob Morris,
Dave Major and Claude Watkins, all guest speakers at the 1984 Seminar,
have expressed interest in addressing attendees at the 1985 Seminar.
2. Ron Gevey reported that his task group has submitted a
final version of DCI's Minimum Standards for Security Awareness
Programs to the SAES Chairman. The task group amended the Minimum
Standards to include the phrase "and/or" when referencing individuals
in the U.S. Intelligence Community "who have access to sensitive
compartmented information and /or non-compartmented intelligence."
advised that the Subcommittee is not authorized to revise the
Minimum Standards. The revision would be, in effect, a recommendation
to SECOM as a modification to Annex C of DCID 1/14. Discussion also
centered on Section H of the Minimum Standards regarding individual
security res onsibilities The Subcommittee decided to submit a
letter to requesting that SECOM~study the wording
in paragraphs 1 and 3 of Section H to determine if the referenced
paragraphs should be revised.
3. Denise Forti reported that she is preparing a question-
naire to be sent to past attendees of the 1984 Security Education
Seminar. She will present a final draft of the questionnaire to
Subcommittee members. during the 16 May 1985 meeting.
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4. announced that he will head a task group
which will oversee and run the production of the unauthorized disclo-
sure videotape. 0 has asked Denise Forti and deg Fiehtner to serve
as members of the task grou once their present task group assignments
are completed. To date, has been allocated by SECOM for
production of the videotape. Steve Slaughter advised that the total
cost for a quality script and videotape product would be approximately
Steve based this cost on videotape products which were
recently prepared for DOE. The Subcommittee agreed that the videotape
product should run a maximum of 20 to 30 minutes.
suggested that the videotape message should be directed to the public,
and not necessarily to government groups. The videotape must convince
the public that unauthorized disclosures are harmful to the public
and the government. Discussion also included procurement policies,
funding, option of government versus private enterprise videotape
producers, bidding procedures in the DOD structure, and which Agency
or organization should be designated as the Executive Agency. 25X1
5. advised that his new assignment as SAES
Chairman will cause him to step down as a member of the Seminar task
group. He requested volunteers from the Subcommittee to replace him
on the task group.
6. advised that) a member of the NSA
Computer Securit Center, will be able to attend the 16 May 1985
meeting. has been tasked with formulating a government--
wide computer security awareness program. He will brief the Subcommittee
on his goals and objectives during the 16 May meeting.
7. The Subcommittee adjourned at 12:00 hours to "Tom Sarris'
Orleans House" for a luncheon in honor of who is retiring.
8. The next Subcommittee meeting will be held on 16 May 1985
at 10:00. The conference room will be provided at the reception/badge
desk.
NSA Member
SAES
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