SECURITY COMMITTEE SECURITY AWARENESS SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING 11/21/83

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SECURITY COMMITTEE
SECURITY AWARENESS SUBCOMMITTEE
MEETING 11/21/83
PRESENT:
Mr. Al Golacinski
Mr. Joe Ambrogio
Dr. John Miller
Mr. Joe Waggoner
Mr. Jim Passarelli
Mr. George Dellinger
Maj. Richard Visu
Lt. Ronald Gevey
Ms. Pat Kiley
Representative
Chairman
STATE
TREASURY
DIS
FBI
ARMY
DIS
AIR FORCE
AIR FORCE
NAVY
CIA
SECOM
(UDIS) Unauthorized Disclosure &
Investigation Subcommittee
STAT
STAT
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Minutes from the previous Subcommittee meeting were read and approved
without comment.
2. Final submissions of Department/Agency Security Awareness Program
summaries were received from Subcommittee members. These reports will be most
helpful in determining future Subcommittee needs/activities.
NEW BUSINESS:
1. The Subcommittee Task Group working on the bibliography of Security
Awareness Material presented a status report during the meeting. A concept for
the bibliography was proposed along with several options regarding organization,
content and format. Although ensuing discussion raised concerns about content
and updating of information, all task force proposals were generally approved
as presented. John Miller, DIS, made the presentation. Minutes for the
6 October 1983 meeting should be changed to reflect Mr. Miller as a task force
member.
2. Mr. Joseph Waggoner, FBI, reported progress on the 1984 Summer Olympics
Study. Members of his group have divided the effort into two areas of concern:
terrorism and foreign intelligence. Mr. Waggoner indicated that a final report
should be completed by mid-February 1984, and that it would contain a concise
list of advisements and precautions which could easily be transformed into
defensive briefing by member departments/agencies.
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3. During the meeting,) (Chairman, Unauthorized Disclosures
Subcommittee (UDIS), presented his insights on the unauthorized disclosure problem
and offered suggestions as to how our Subcommittee might be more effective in
educating target populations in goverment about the problem. Q discussed
his Subcommittee's ongoing leak study, indicated that to date more than 300
leaks have been identified and analyzed, and that some of them have resulted in
serious damage. Q stated that, in his opinion, a security awareness STAT
video presentation dealing with this problem would be a major help. He stated
that a good presentation could be adoptable to both the working level as well
as policy makers, and that video production need not be a lengthy undertaking.
After) (presentation, his study and recommendations were STAT
discussed in detail. While several members felt our Subcommittee should move
quickly on 0 recommendation, others felt action should be delayed until STAT
all facets of such an effort are examined; and until departments and agencies
are polled, and considerations such as time requirements and funding are discussed
with the SECOM Staff. Ostated that there are already good video tape STAT
and slide tape programs available on unauthorized disclosures (some of which
were produced by this Subcommittee) which are not being used at present.
also related the difficulties, costs and tremendous personal commitment
required to make a quality video tape; and questioned whether representatives on
the Subcommittee were prepared or were able to make such a commitment at this
time. Other members wondered whether or not this was our most pressing security
awareness need. The unauthorized disclosure issue will be discussed further at
the Subcommittee's January meeting.
STAT
4. The next Subcommittee meeting will be held on 2 February 1984 at
10:00. The conference room number will be provided at the reception desk.
STAT
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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
SECURITY COMMITTEE
SECURITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE
SUBJECT: SAESC Meeting
The next SAESC meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on 2 February 1984 at CIA
Headquarters. The conference room number will be provided at the reception/
badge desk.
The meeting agenda is enclosed as are the minutes to our 21 November 1983
meeting. Additions or changes to the agenda may be submitted by phone to the
undersigned.
STAT
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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
SECURITY COMMITTEE
SECURITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE
AGENDA
Thursday, 2 February 1984, 1000 - 1230 Hours
CIA Headquarters
Item ~1. Approval of Minutes, 21 November 1983 meeting.
Item #2. Discussion on Working Group projects:
a. Catalog of Audio/Visual Materials
b. 1984 Summer Olympics
Item #3. Group discussion - The Unauthorized Disclosures problem (a continuation).
Item ~4. Group discussion - The establishment of a SECOM Security Awareness/
Education Training Seminar.
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