RAMSTEINABI17-130 governs the Unit Cybersecurity Program and cybersecurity activities for information systems managed by the 86th Communications Squadron.
View RAMSTEINABI17-130 on armypubs.army.mil
It establishes cybersecurity roles for the Wing Cybersecurity Office, Unit Cybersecurity Representatives, and Information System Security Managers. The publication requires valid Authorizations to Operate, cybersecurity training, working groups, self-assessments, and risk mitigation.
Applies to: It applies to all military, civilian, and contract personnel operating, managing, maintaining, or controlling any information systems (IS) program managed by the 86 Communications Squadron (CS) Commander.
Each unit on Ramstein Air Base (AB) is required to establish a primary and alternate UCR to facilitate Wing Cybersecurity Office support for 56 thousand personnel and 11 Geographically Separated Units (GSU).
Ensure UCRs receive cybersecurity training on a minimum annual basis and refresher training as required.
Ensure UCRs attend quarterly working groups as identified by the WCO.
Ensure that systems posing significant risk to the network are identified and mitigated to an acceptable risk level or disconnected if determined to negatively impact the 86 AW mission.
Conduct annual unit/organization self-assessments using the AFI 17-101 Risk Management Framework self-assessment checklist (SAC) located in the AF Inspector General (IG) Management Internal Control Toolset (MICT).