INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SEMINAR (U)

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 19, 2005
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: January 30, 1984
• Content Type: MF

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Physical Security Division
Deputy ie Industrial Security Branch
SUBJECT: Industrial Security Seminar (U)
1. At present, two Industrial Security Seminars are
booked for the current year. Time constraints have focused on
the availability of Room 1A07, Headquarters, where it is most
desirable to conduct these functions. ISB has, therefore, made
a firm commitment for the use of that facility during the
period 25, 26 and 27 June and 15, 16 and 17 October 19$4. Time
for early spring use of Room IA-07 is not open and November was
the only alternative offered for the latter part of the year.
The third day of each booking is for one-half (1/2) day until
noon. The extra half day will allow for additional workshop
and question/answer time, as expressed by the majority of
attendees at the last several seminars. Additionally,
conducting the seminar early in the week will allow the
attendees two full days to "catch-up" on their own official
duties. (C)
2. These two seminars will statistically fulfill the goal
set for 1984 ISB seminars. However, in reality these two
functions will not fulfill the full objectives of ISB in
response to the numerous requests for more frequent seminars
which we have received from attendees to the past several
seminars. (U)
3. It has been suggested by senior security management
that thought be given to conducting one-day seminar/workshops
in th This is considered to be not only
feasible but desirable from the view of keeping the contractors
abreast of the most current security guidelines and policy.
More importantly, it will enhance the dis-establishment of the
"adversary" attitude/relationship which often pervades the
security audit and will augment the "partnership" attitude so
desired to aid the implementation of good security. This is of
particular import for success in our mutual responsibilities to
support National Programs.(C)
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4. Critiques of several past ISB seminars have noted
those topics which are of continued interest to Contractor's
Security Officials. Although it sounds dull, Document Control
and Classification is invariably at or near the top of the
list. Other topics which would lend themselves well to a
one-half day seminar/workshop are:
a. The clearance/adjudication/approval/appeals
process, including paper flow;
b. Common audit findings/recommendations - a
compilation of commonly found areas of inattention/
concern. Such a topic would allow each contractor to
view such findings in the light of their own specific
operations, and
c. technology transfer. (U)
5. Several of the majorl contractors, long
associated with National Programs larly, have facilities
that will lend themselves admirably to such pr
is suggested that a "pathfinder" trip to the
25X1 I lareas be authorized to explore aci i ies,
inviree iogistics and establish required support from the West
Coast office in order to establish a time frame for a pilot
running of a one-day seminar/workshop in those areas. The goal
Ito conduct two one-day sessions; one in thelI
25X1 area and one in the Sunnyvale area during a one week
ime frame. Close coordination with the OD$E and OL
Security Staffs would, of course, he a prerequisite to a
successful "go" in this direction. (C)
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INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SEMINAR
Monday, 25 June 1984
Report to Receptionist
0915-0945
0945-1015
1015-1130
1130-1300
1300-1430.
1430-1500
1500-1700
Welcoming Remarks
Remarks by Executive Director
Contractor/Agency Interface
The Industrial Security Approval
Process (Request Processing,
Investigation, Adjudication, Appeals)
Legal Aspects of Industrial
Security Approvals/Appeals
Industrial Polygraph Program
Workshop Forum - :Personnel Security
Cocktail Party
Deputy Director/
Physical, Technical
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Director of Security
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Tuesday, 26 June 1984
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0830 Report to Receptionist
0845-1000 Classification/Document Controls
1000-1030 Approved Destruction Equipment
and Destruction Guidelines
1030-1100 Telephone Systems in SCIFs
1100-1145 Overview of CIA Procurement
and Contracting Programs
1145-1300 Lunch
1300-1400 Information Systems Security
Overview
1400-1500 Technology Loss Affecting
National Security
1500-1700 Workshop Forum - Industrial
Security Audit Process
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Wednesday, 27 June 1984
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0900-1015 Terrorism as a Threat to Industry
1015-1130 The Problem of Unauthorized
Disclosures to the Media
1130-1200 Concluding Remarks
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77 CONFIDENTIAL
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SEMINAR
THURSDAY- 20 October 1983
0830
0850
0900-0915
0915-0945
0945-1030
1030-1145
1145-1200
1200-1315
1315-1 515
1515-1545
1545-1 715
1 730-1 930
Report to Receptionist
Introduction
Introductory Remarks
-Director of Security
Remarks by Executive Director,
Central Intelligence Agency
Classification/Document Control
Industrial Security Approvals/Appeals
-Presentation on Investigative
Techniques and Procedures;
-Adjudication process and appeals
procedures
Industrial Security Audit Program
Lunch
Workshop Forum
-Industrial Audit Process
The Industrial Polygraph Program
New Guidelines for Computerized
Telephone Systems in SCIFs
Cocktail Party
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0930.-1030
1030-1100
1100-1200
1200-1 300
1300-1415
1415-1530
1530-1630
1 630-1 700
FRIDAY - 21 October 1983
Overview of OD&E
ISSGT - Brief overview - Structure
Authority (DCID 1/16)
Some Areas of Concern
-Pbrsonal Computers
-Maintenance
-Magnetic Media Sanitization
Industrial Contracts
Legal Considerations of
Industrial Security Approval
Appeals
Lunch
Workshop Forum
-Personnel Security
Current Technology Loss Affecting
National Security
Leaks - "Hot Line" information
Tapes
-The Director of Central Intelli-
gence Leaks and Establishment of
Hot Line
-Press View of Publishing Sensitive
Information
Concluding. Remarks
-Director of Security
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