OO-ALCI16-1401 — Information Protection

OO-ALCI16-1401 governs unit personnel, industrial, and information security programs and related activities at Ogden Air Logistics Complex.

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  • Publication number: OO-ALCI16-1401
  • Title: INFORMATION PROTECTION
  • Date: 2021-03-19

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It covers classified information, personnel and industrial security, CUI, foreign nationals, counterintelligence reporting, security training, meetings, sensitive items, and security incidents. It requires safeguarding classified material, controlling access credentials, appointing and training Security Specialists, and reporting incidents.

Applies to: It applies to individuals assigned to or performing duties within the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (OO-ALC), including Air Force (AF) Reserve, Air National Guard, and contractors when stated in the contract or DD Form 254, Department of Defense Contract Security Classification Specification.

Topics covered

  • Classified information safeguarding
  • Personnel security
  • Industrial security
  • Controlled Unclassified Information
  • Foreign nationals
  • Classified meetings and conferences
  • Sensitive item control
  • Security incident procedures

Questions and answers

What is required when classified information is in an individual's possession?

Individuals working with classified are personally responsible for its safeguarding while in their possession and will keep classified under constant visual control to prevent inadvertent access by unauthorized personnel. (paragraph 2)

Can classified information be left unattended?

At no time will classified be left unattended. (paragraph 2)

Who must be appointed to administer the unit Information Protection Program?

The commander/director will designate/appoint in writing a primary SS (formerly unit security manager) and at least one alternate to administer the unit’s Information Protection Program. (paragraph 2)

What must be completed to hold a classified meeting?

The meeting will serve a specific US Government purpose. (paragraph 4)

Who may access a classified meeting or conference?

Access to the meeting or conference, or specific sessions thereof, at which classified information will be discussed or disseminated, will be limited to persons who possess an appropriate security clearance and need-to-know, and have a current JPAS/DISS visit request on file with the organization conducting the meeting. (paragraph 4)

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