AR 380-49 — Industrial Security Program
AR 380-49 governs the Department of the Army Industrial Security Program for classified information and controlled unclassified information.
- Publication number: AR 380-49
- Title: INDUSTRIAL SECURITY PROGRAM
- Date: 03/20/2013
- Proponent: G-2
- Status: ACTIVE
View AR 380-49 on armypubs.army.mil
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AR 380-49 addresses facility and personnel security clearances, foreign ownership, contractor training, security specifications, inspections, subcontracting, and information technology security. It prescribes requirements, restrictions, safeguards, reviews, reporting, and waiver procedures for Army industrial security activities.
Applies to: The security policies, requirements, and procedures identified in this regulation are applicable to Army personnel (military and civilian), all Army contractors performing services on an Army installation and supporting a tenant Army facility and contractors in which the Army provides oversight.
Topics covered
- Facility security clearances
- Contractor personnel security clearances
- Foreign ownership, control, or influence
- Security briefings and training
- DD Form 254 security specifications
- Industrial security inspections
- Contractor access to Army information technology
- Foreign visits and information disclosure
Questions and answers
Who does AR 380-49 apply to?
The security policies, requirements, and procedures identified in this regulation are applicable to Army personnel (military and civilian), all Army contractors performing services on an Army installation and supporting a tenant Army facility and contractors in which the Army provides oversight. (paragraph 1-6)
Who approves waivers or exceptions to AR 380-49?
DCS, G2 will review and approve requests for waivers or exceptions to this regulation, as appropriate and as consistent with controlling law and policy. (paragraph 1-7)
Can a contractor apply for its own facility security clearance?
A contractor or prospective contractor cannot apply for its own FCL. (paragraph 5-4)
How often should industrial security self-inspections be conducted?
Self-inspections should be conducted annually on the command, unit, or activity by the ISS. (paragraph 5-2)
Who must approve a contractor's disclosure of classified information to a foreign visitor?
Any disclosure of classified information by a DA contractor to a foreign visitor must be approved by the appropriate DA official. (paragraph 9-1)