SUMMARY OF OBJECTIVES 82-01

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 11, 2011
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SUMMARY OF OI3JECTIVE 82-01
OBJECTIVE STATEMENT: Phased Introduction of Automated Information-
Handling Technology to Office Activities.,
The Office has long recognized the increased efficiencies associated with
automated information handling technology to office activities. Representatives of the
Office of Data Processing (ODP) conducted feasibility studies in FY 1980/1981. In 1'Y 1981,
an ODP detailee was assigned to the Office and test bed hardware was obtained. The
automation program has two major thrusts: (1) the Security Communications Improvement
CIP
(~~TP Prn;ent_: and (2) the Security Information Management System (SINS). Project S
h encryption devices and telephone lines wiL perms ransomer or in L.
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electronic mail, eliminating time-consuming mail delays. Project SIMS initially will
speed case process;nu i ~TmP it- 1-1c,ar!nliirters through an improved data base and terminal
unnrade nropram.
FY 1982 funding needs are absorbed by tfte Utrice, anc approximaueiy ~iJuo, L5
armar e in the FY 1983 budget for these efforts.
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SUMMITRY OF OBJECTIVE- 82-02
OBJECTIVE STATEMENT: Establishing Computer Networking Security. Requirements.
Establish data security requirements, define network hardware and software
security mechanisms, and develop policies and standards for a variety of Agency aInd
Intelligence Community system network architectures. This objective will determine the
risk to data integrity and confidentiality in Agency networks, define user and system
network security requirements and control mechanisms, and integrate the requirements and
mechanisms into the network architecture. The result will be the establishment o.l
computer networking policies and standards.
Within the first: year, the Information Systems Security Group will complete a
comprehensive review of CIA and IC network architectures. The objective will be the
identification of controls sufficient for: an "acceptable level of security" in networked
systems. Policy will then be developed and formulated.
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SUMMARY OF OBJECTIVL 82-04
OBJECTIVE STATEMENT: Establish an Initial Operating Capability, (IOC) of the 4C
System. -
As a service of common concern to the Intelligence Community, the Office of Security
is responsible for the construction and maintenance o-1: the community wide, computer
assisted compartmented control system (4C) to record SCI accessed personnel. An initial
operating capability (10C) for all CIA components is planned for June. 1982, with the non-
DoD NFIB principals (State, Treasury, FBI) to follow soon thereafter. Accuracy o the
existing data must be verified and additional information obtained by reviewing individual
security files before the 4C system can be fully programmed.
Contingent upon the availability of':KG-84 encryption devices from NSA, the Washington
area DoD participants will join the system in the Summer of 1982.
After a "shakedown" period, the system will.expand to the unified and specified
commands (SAC, CINC'UR, CINCLANT) and major overseas commands in calendar 1983. Once
fully operational the 4C system will replace the costly exchange of cables between using
elements.
The design and acquisition phase of the projj ect , carried out in FY 1981 , was funded
through $3.8 million in the ICS portion of the NFIP I)udget. The OS budget con,"-; ins >.9
million in FY 82, $1.3 million in 1F'Y 83 and $1.4 million each in FY 84 and YY.83 for
operation and expansion of the 4C system.
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SUI*IARY OF OBJECTIVE 82-06
OBJECTIVE STATEMENT: Task the Office of Security Professional;Applicant Review Committee,,,.
to Ensure That Enough Qualified Candidates are hired to Fill Three
Special Agents' Training Classes in FY 1982.
The Professional: Applicant Review Committee of the Office of Security (PARC/OS)
is tasked with identifying, interviewing, screening and recommending the selection of-
candidates for professional employment with the Office. This process, although time-
consuming, significantly enhances the quality of the newly-recruited OS professional.
Increases in the authorized professional manning of the Office.in FY 1982 and FY 1983
necessitate a very active PARC selection process. Three Special Agents' Training Classes
are scheduled during FY 1982 to train the new employees.
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SUMMARY OF OBJECTIVE 82-07
OBJECTIVE STATEMENT: Reduce the Deterioration in Security Attitudes Eroding
the Effectiveness of the Agency Mission by Conducting at Least
50 Percent of'the Remaining Security Reindoctrination Briefings.
The Office of Security has an ongoing security reindoctrination program designed
to afford each Agency employee a refresher briefing on basic. security policies and
procedures. This program is now in its second year and has been highly successful. There
are 26 offices/staffs remaining to be done. These range from large offices such as NPIC
to small, independent staffs. It is projected that reindoctrination of at least
50 percent of these remaining units will be completed by 30 September 1982.
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