DODM5200.01V1_DAFMAN16-1404V1_AFRSSUP — Air Force Information Security Program

DODM5200.01V1_DAFMAN16-1404V1_AFRSSUP governs information security operations, classification, and declassification for AFRS.

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  • Publication number: DODM5200.01V1_DAFMAN16-1404V1_AFRSSUP
  • Title: AIR FORCE INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM
  • Date: 2025-06-05

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The publication addresses AFRS security programs, annual self-inspections, Security Assistant appointments and training, and staff assistance visits. It requires Security Assistants to hold a Secret-level clearance and complete training, and establishes restrictions for scheduling staff assistance visits.

Applies to: This publication applies to all Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service active-duty members and civilians.

Topics covered

  • AFRS information security programs
  • Annual self-inspections
  • Security Assistant training
  • Secret-level clearance requirements
  • Staff assistance visits
  • Activity Security Manager duties

Questions and answers

Who must complete annual self-inspections in Air Force Recruiting Service?

The recruiting squadrons are responsible for their annual self-inspections and may also be conducted by their respective Group Inspector General (IG) offices, HQ AFRS Inspector General (AFRS/IG), HQ AFRS/A4S, and servicing host IPO. (paragraph 7)

Where must AFRS units upload annual self-inspection reports?

The annual self-inspection report, conducted by the servicing IPO, will be uploaded to the AFRS Information and Personnel Security (INFO/PERSEC) Self-Assessment Communicator (SAC) in Management Internal Control Tool (MICT) by all AFRS units. (paragraph 7)

What clearance must Security Assistants possess?

Security assistants must possess a minimum clearance at a Secret level and complete training in accordance with their servicing installations guidance. (paragraph 4)

Who appoints Security Assistants in AFRS unit commands?

AFRS unit commanders will appoint Security Assistants and ensure training is conducted by their servicing installation ASM per that servicing installation’s supplement. (paragraph 3)

Who leads and manages the AFRS organization security program?

The AFRS/A4S will be appointed as the ASM to lead and manage the organization security program. (paragraph 8)

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