NAVMC 1500.5 — Command Individual Risk Resiliency Assessment System (cirras) Functions

NAVMC 1500.5 governs CIRRAS functions, including Force Preservation Council processes, system access, and individual risk assessment.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 1500.5
  • Title: COMMAND INDIVIDUAL RISK RESILIENCY ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (CIRRAS) FUNCTIONS
  • Date: 16 Dec 2024
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: New

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It establishes CIRRAS as the authoritative tool for the Force Preservation Council process and describes dashboards, risk factors, and risk mitigation strategies. It requires commands to use CIRRAS during the FPC process and sets requirements for training, permissions, account activity, and profile access.

Applies to: To: Active Component, Selected Marine Corps Reserve and attached Service Members

Topics covered

  • Force Preservation Council process
  • Individual risk and resiliency assessment
  • CIRRAS dashboards
  • Risk management strategies
  • System access requirements
  • User roles and permissions
  • FPC Certifiers

Questions and answers

Do all commands have to use CIRRAS during the FPC process?

In accordance with reference (v), CIRRAS must be utilized by all commands during the FPC process. (paragraph 2)

What training must CIRRAS users complete?

All users access CIRRAS through a Department of Defense Information Network (government network), login using a Common Access Card (CAC), and have completed Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) training, as well as CIRRAS User MarineNet training. (paragraph 3)

When are inactive CIRRAS accounts deactivated?

User accounts for those who do not log in for 35 days are deactivated. Users with deactivated accounts contact the Unit Administrator for reactivation. (paragraph 3)

When are users removed from their CIRRAS user role?

Users who do not log in for 60 days are automatically removed from the identified user role within CIRRAS. (paragraph 3)

Who may receive access to CIRRAS individual profiles?

In accordance with references (d) and (v), user roles and access to CIRRAS’ individual profiles must be provided only to uniformed leaders and civilian command leadership, appointed in writing and with a need to know, based on official job responsibilities and duties assigned by position description, within the command structure. (paragraph 3)

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