36WGI16-1400 — Wing Information Protection (ip) Program

36WGI16-1400 governs the wing Information Protection program and security programs protecting classified information.

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  • Publication number: 36WGI16-1400
  • Title: WING INFORMATION PROTECTION (IP) PROGRAM
  • Date: 2020-04-23

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It covers duties, security administration, and Information, Personnel, and Industrial Security Programs, including some Physical Security Program portions. It requires appointments, training, access controls, oversight, and documentation for security activities.

Applies to: It applies to all 36th Wing units, associate units, and contractors assigned to, or visiting a 36th Wing unit.

Topics covered

  • Information Protection program
  • Security Assistant appointments
  • Security Container Custodians
  • Classified information access
  • Continuous Evaluation
  • Information Protection training
  • Classified Processing Areas

Questions and answers

What must unit commanders do when appointing Security Assistants?

Unit commanders must appoint a primary and alternate SA in writing and provide a copy to 36 WG/IP. (paragraph 1)

How long do Security Assistants have to complete their training?

Complete all training within 90 days of appointment. (paragraph 3)

What score must cleared personnel achieve on the Information Protection training test?

Cleared personnel must pass with a minimum score of 80%. (paragraph 3)

How must Information Protection training be documented?

Document the training for both cleared and uncleared personnel so it is available for review during evaluations and inspections. (paragraph 3)

What security containers and areas require Security Container Custodians?

Commanders will appoint a primary and alternate SCC to maintain oversight for each security container, open storage area or vault. (paragraph 3)

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