AFRLI35-102 — Security And Review Policy Program

AFRLI35-102 governs AFRL procedures for Security and Policy Review and clearance of web content and other information for public release.

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  • Publication number: AFRLI35-102
  • Title: SECURITY AND REVIEW POLICY PROGRAM
  • Date: 2022-03-02

View AFRLI35-102 on armypubs.army.mil


It covers public website content, AFPIMS posting, external-site waivers, social media review, and performance metrics. It requires review and clearance before certain information is posted publicly and prescribes the AFRL Public Affairs Security and Policy Review Worksheet for submissions.

Applies to: It applies to AFRL organizations located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, as well as geographically separated AFRL subordinate organizations, i.e., Technology Directorates.

Topics covered

  • Security and Policy Review
  • Public web content clearance
  • AFPIMS content posting
  • Public website waivers
  • Social media content
  • Processing-time metrics

Questions and answers

What public website information requires review before posting?

Information proposed for placement on publicly-accessible DoD websites available to anyone without access controls requires review and clearance for public release prior to posting. (paragraph 2)

Who manages the AFRL public website and subordinate pages?

The AFRL public website (www.afrl.af.mil) and subordinate pages are managed by AFRL/PA using the Air Force Public Information Management System (AFPIMS) to post content to dedicated AFPIMS servers. (paragraph 2)

What must happen before Air Force information is posted on non-AFPIMS public servers?

Air Force information proposed for posting on publicly-accessible DoD servers outside of AFPIMS (.com sites) must be submitted for review to AFRL/PA and cleared for release before it is posted to the web or any equivalent application. (paragraph 2)

When do public websites outside AFPIMS require waivers?

Publicly-accessible websites outside of AFPIMS also require waivers from the Air Force Public Affairs Agency (AFPAA) prior to site activation and annually thereafter. (paragraph 2)

Does AFRL/PA review personal or organizational social media content?

AFRL/PA will not review or clear content developed for posting on personal individual or organizational social media websites. (paragraph 35-101)

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