INDUSTRIAL SECURITY BRANCH (WITH SSC)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96B01172R000700050001-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 14, 2005
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: December 20, 2001
• Content Type: REQ

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INDUSTRIAL SECURITY BRANCH
(With SSC)
Facilities Section
The Facilities section accredits and maintains the
accreditation files on all SCIF facilities for which the Agency
has responsibility. This includes industrial contractors,
non-NFIB agencies, commonwealth country facilities, and those
facilities with whom the agency shares the responsibility with
another government agency. The facilities section directs the
yearly reaccreditation, addresses any changes to the facility,
and coordinates inspections by other components such as ISSD,
TEMPEST, COMSEC, etc. This section coordinates and executes
memorandums of coutilization with other government agencies, as
well as particpating in interagency groups such as the National
Industrial Security Advisory Committee (NISAC) to promote
standardization in industrial security standards.
AUDIT SECTION
The audit section conducts comprehensive security audits
of industrial facilities to ensure that contractors involved in
both agency funded contracts, and non-agency funded contracts
for which the agency has responsibility, are operating in
accordance with security policy. Officers in this section
serve as the team leader for survey teams drawn from other OS
components, or teams that are comprised of annuitants on
contract. These officers perform extensive domestic travel
traveling to the various contractor sites. At the conclusion
of the surveys, comprehensive reports detailing the
contractor's security profile are prepared. Some larger
contractor surveys can take up three weeks on site to complete.
BRIEFING/CLASSIFICATION SECTION
The briefing classification officer is responsible for
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the SCI indoctrination for all of the various individuals
assigned to the congressional committees that are responsible
for agency activities. In addition, this officer is the
classification management focal point for all SCI activities in
the agency, commonwealth, and non-NFIB agencies. In this
capacity, the appropriate classification and document control
procedures are formulated and diseminated.
CLERICAL POSITION
In order to support the officers assi ned to the three
sections delineated above, secretarial support
will be required. will be
sufficient until such time wor oa is defined and the
flow established. Hopefully, use of automated systems will
preclude the need for extensive clerical support.
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GOALS
A Level
1. Establish a centralized Industrial Security
Program within the Office of Security
2. Consolidate the mission and duties of the Special
Security Center within the appropriate branch in PSD.
3. Establish a automated physical security
accreditation database.
4. Devise a meaningful accreditation methodology for
use by ISB, deleting unnecessay positive reporting,
deleting enhancements, concentrating only on serious
issues.
B Level
1. Let a contract to annuitants to perform X number
of physical security surveys of key contractor
facilities.
2. Identify and prioritize contractors to be audited
3. Identify and establish slotting for ISB.
4. Establish an on-line PSI data base that delineates
the status of investigations/adjudications for use by
area security offficers.
C Level
1. Obtain office space and telephone service for the
Industrial Security Task Force.
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
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1. Industrial Security Officer, GS-13
2. Industrial Security Officer Trainees, GS-9/10/11/12
3. Secretary GS-6/7
BUDGET
TBD/TBR
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ISB POSITION PROFILE
FY 87-FY 90
THE( (PROJECTED FOR ISB BY FY 90 WILL STAFF
THE BRANCH TO ACCOMPLISH THE FOLLOWING GOALS:
Centralize the Agency's SCI Industrial Security
Program.
Establish and implement Industrial Security
Policies.
Serve as team leaders for security audit teams
(teams to be drawn from other components).
Establish a training program for Agency personnel
as well as seminars for contractor security
officers.
Monitor contract audit teams comprised of
annuitants.
Refine the security audit methodology.
Work with PS to establish an on-line database
containing clearance information for PTS officers.
WITH( (ISB WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THE
FOLLOWING:
Assist PS in establishing a clearance database.
WITH ISB WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THE
FOLLOWING:
Consolidate certain functions of SSC in ISB
Establish automated accreditation database.
Establish an Industrial Security training program.
Centralize the Agency's Industrial Security
Program.
WITH ISB WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH ANY
MORE THAN HAS ALREADY BE DONE.
THE RESENTLY ALLOCATED TO ISB COULD BE
BETTER ELSEWHERE.
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The following comments are based on the premis that the
goals of ISB, as stated in the May PSD quarterly, are
acceptable to PASG management. The positions required to
accomplish those goals are set out in attachment A. Failure to
establish the requested positions, results in a failure to
achieve the projected goals. The goals that can not be
accomplished are delineated below.
1. Ensure that the state of Industrial Security
is not fraught with problems that could possibly
lead to another Boyce-Lee, or similar type case.
Carry out the documented responsibilities of the
Director of Security to maintain a secure
environment within the industrial community that
is working on contracts that involve information
and/or products that affect the National Security.
2. Establish a meaningful audit methodology, to
include performing 1-5 preliminary audits to
refine the methodology as well assess the "state"
of industrial security.
3. Centralize the Industrial Security Program
for SCI contracts within the Office of Security
to provide uniformity in policy, application, and
enforcement of security within industry.
4. Automate the accreditation records of the
office of Security into an automated, on-line,
physical security accreditation database.
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