Implementation of USIB Policy Statement Concerning Counterintelligence and Security Responsibilities

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CIA-RDP78-04007A000800040007-3
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S
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5
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November 17, 2016
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July 26, 2000
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7
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September 27, 1962
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MF
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Approved For Release 2000/08/17 CIA-RDP78-04QD7A000800040007-3 27 SEP 1962 MEMORANDUM OR: Director of Security SU ECT fanpt etneaatatio i3Si ! Policy State, Concerning Counterintelligence and e:euutie~iatlsensibilit`. 1. Action to implement the tTSf l Policy Statement is follows: TAB "A" ? Counteriatelligeslcee Indoctrination Prepare orientation booklet for security personnel to include E. 0. 1045x0. E. 0. 10501 and pertinent provisions of NSCI No. 5. DCID's No. 5/1. No. S/2 and No. S/3; and the "Ouideer'. Responsibility: Executive Staff b. Coordination between Security and CI Staff Existing liaison with Cl Staff to be reviewed to de- teermine and establish definite reporting channels to easare the exchange of pertinent security and counter- intelligence information both at headquarters and in the field. A central liaison point could be established within the Office of Security and all inquiries from the Office of Security to CI Staff concerning strictly counterintelligence matters to be funneled through the liaison. The liaison within the Office of Security to ensure that pertinent security information furnished Dot as ft QAbG COMP -- 11" CUSS -S PAGES I" Ot S-$ KU 14.2 1 U4 MY -A~OMA 00040007-3 Approved For ReleaW 2000/08/17:P78-04007000800040007-3 by Ci Staff is disseminated to the appropriate Office of Security components both at headquarters and in the geld. The liaison point should, as well. exchange pertinent security information with security counter- other agencies and departments as appropriate. W (To also servo as liaison point with Cl Staff) c. Special Security Studies Components of the Office of Security which are fax it iar with any form of penetration threats or against activities overseas, particularly in those areas involving U. S. personnel, organizations and installationa-s, should be responsible for maintaining such information on a continual basis for inclusion In security studies which will be prepared as app priate. Particular emphasis shall be placed upon specialized studies involving particular cities, countries or areas. The field should be advised to report promptly to headquarters such information as indicated above. Responsibility: gat lv~y es should have primary responsibility for prep- aration . of the above security studies and shall draw upon such other information or studies which may be available among other components in the Office of Security. Approved For Release 20008 -RDP78-04007A000800040007-3 Approved For Releasg 2000/08/? P78-040074,000800040007-3 d. Assignment of Trained Security Personnel Overseas assignments overseas involving security responsibilities should be reviewed to ensure that personnel adequately trained in security are given such assieents. Rsr - ib : Administration and Training Staff s. Establishment of Training .programs Eadstiug training programs for security personnel should be reviewed to ensure that such personnel are kept abreast of counterintelligence and secur- ity programs and techniques and methods of report- ing pertinent security information. Of particular concern are training programs for security officers prior to overseas assignment. Meetings with training officers of other agencies within the community will undoubtedly be necessary to determine wherein training facilities can be ex- changed to ensure that security officers within the intelligence community are offered similar train- ing. Re pons : Administration and Training Staff in co- ordination with the Office of Training f. Annual Review of Security Operations low should be conducted of security rams affecting personnel and Approved For Release 2000/08/ ~DP78-04007A000800040007-3 Approved For Release 2000/Q " RDP78-04002,000800040007-3 .rc 7__A, cie tallations overseas. A report should be pre- pared for the L)CI to be submitted through the DD/S, of concern will be the following items: ported security threats to personnel and installations and counteraction xtent of coordination with agencies. (4) Recommendations. Respsn-sibility Executive Officer TAB "8" - Personnel Security Overseas Oriantati All Agency employees, prior to overseas de- parture and on lateral transfers in the field, should be briefed as to the activities of counterintelligence and security services of the country to which they will be assigned. Persol should be briefed as to the existence and danger of Soviet and Communist Party directed activities, including penetration, provocation and capabilities against U. S. personnel and installations. Personnel should also be briefed as to customs, local laws and local law enforcement. 'Security Resoarc ployees Activ%ttes r D Approved For Release 2000/08/ . 1*RDP78-04007A000800040007-3 Approved For ReleaLe 20: wC- IA-RDP78-04004000800040007-3 wr- b. Briefing as to Penetration and Surveillance Techniqu, Prior to overseas departure all personnel should be appropriately briefed as to hostile penetrations, rsillance techniques and appropriate counter- aay be takes. Where possible. ~e devices actually utilised should be demon- Resprlbilittr Technical Division 2. It is proposed that a meeting be hold with appropriate cozupo- needs within the Office of Security to discuss the assignment of responsi- bilities, as Indicated above. Subsequently. a meeting should be hold. with representatives of the Cl Staff to fully develop and establish the coordi- a ng responsibilities between Security and CI Staff and appropriate instructions to headquarters- and field personnel. Signed Deputy Director of Sec Distribution: Orig. & I - Adse. 1 - Chrono 1 - ES/OS OS/ES: :ks (27 September 1962) 25X1A9a Approved For Release 2000/08/'F -,P78-04007A000800040007-3