ACCMAN17-2CSCSV2 governs Cyberspace Security and Control System standardization and evaluation procedures and criteria.
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It covers crew position, instructor, and Stan/Eval Examiner objectivity evaluations, along with grading criteria and evaluation trends. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it requires information protected by the Privacy Act of 1974 to be collected or maintained.
Applies to: It applies to all Air Combat Command (ACC)-assigned or attached CSCS units.
A trend is a statistically relevant deficiency (based on the number of exposures) observed at unit level.
A trend is also identified at group level for any deficiency identified across two or more squadrons.
Trend reports will be sent to COG/OGV on a quarterly bases and consolidated at the group level for standardization improvement efforts.
Trends are identified when the number of errors/deficiencies attributed to a specific event/task (given from the evaluation profile) reaches a pre-determined percentage based on the number of times that event/task is exposed during the calendar year quarter (JanuaryDecember). (T-3).
For trends that immediately affect CSCS operations in critical tasks, before the quarterly report is due, squadrons are to notify COG/OGV for course of action to remedy and prevent re-occurrence. (T-3).