LETTER TO JOHN W. RENSBARGER FROM CRAIG ALDERMAN, JR.

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• Publication Date: August 1, 1987
• Content Type: LETTER

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Mr. John W. Rensbarger
Chief Internal Auditor, Library of Congress
Rm. LM617 James Madison Bldg.
Washington, DC 20540
Dear Mr. Rensbarger:
This letter is to inform you of an executive branch decision that may have
applicability to your organization. The President, in responding to P.L.
99-169 in November 1986, forwarded to Congress the President's Report to
Congress on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures
Plans, Programs, and apabi ities. The report, designed to inform Congress of
efforts to improve the nation's security posture, contains several injunctions
that should be applicable throughout the Federal Government.
One area of common applicability involves efforts to improve security
awareness and training. On page 18 of the report the President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
Since your organization handles classified material, we believe you may
find that the course of action being taken within the executive branch is
proper and useful to your organization. For your information, we are
reporting biannually on our implementation of the commitments made in the
President's report to the National Security Advisor, copies of which will go
to the select committees on intelligence in both houses of Congress. The
next of the biannual reports will most likely be delivered during the period
just prior to Thanksgiving. I suggest that you consider the possible utility
of providing a statement on your role in reviewing security training to the
two select intelligence committees in the same time frame.
Questions concerning this subject should be directed to
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Sincerely,
Cra g Alderman, r.
Chairman
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
Ij AUG ISr 7
Mr. William Barton
Inspector General, General Services Administration
Rm. 5340 GSA Bldg.
Washington, DC 20405
This letter is to inform you of an executive branch decision that may have
applicability to your organization. The President, in responding to P.L.
99-169 in November 1986, forwarded to Congress the President's Report to
Congress on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures
Plans, Programs, and Capabilities. The report, designed to inform Congress of
orts, improve the nation's security posture, contains several injunctions
that should be applicable throughout the Federal Government.
One area of common applicability involves efforts to improve security
awareness and training. On page 18 of the report the President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
Since your organization handles classified material, we believe you may
find that the course of action being taken within the executive branch is
proper and useful to your organization. For your information, we are
reporting biannually on our implementation of the commitments made in the
President's report to the National Security Advisor, copies of which will go
to the select committees on intelligence in both houses of Congress. The
next of the biannual reports will most likely be delivered during the period
just prior to Thanksgiving. I suggest that you consider the possible utility
of providing a statement on your role in reviewing security training to the
two select intelligence committees in the same time frame.
Questions concerning this subject should be directed to
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Sincerely,
Cra g Alderman,lJr.
Chairman
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
1 AUG t-F7
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John W. Melchner, Inspector General
Rm. 9210 Department of Transportation
400 Seventh St., SW
Washington, DC 20590
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Bldg., entra
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Intelligence Agency. Questions concerning this memorandum may
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Cr g Alderman Jr.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Sherman M. Funk
Inspector General Designate
Rm. 6821 Department of State
Washington, DC 20520
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., en rd IntPllioPnra Ananrv_ fuectinnc rnnrarnino thic memnrandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Patrick J. Conklin, Inspector General
Office of Personnel Management
Rm. 6H31
Washington, DC 20415
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o , Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Bldg., Central
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Intelligence Agency. Questions concerning this memorandum may
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
STAT
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Ms. Sharon R. Connelly
Office of Inspector and Auditor
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
MS EWS 461A, 4340 East West Highway
Washington, DC 20555
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg.. Central Intelligence Aaency. Questions concerning this memorandum may
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
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Cr g Alderman,
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Dr. Jerome H. Fregeau
Office of Audit and Oversight
National Science Foundation
1800 G St., NW
Washington, DC 20550
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
131da.. Cefit~ Intel 1 iaence A Auency, Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Cra g Alderman Jr.
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Bill D. Colvin, Inspector General
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rm. 6075 Federal Office Bldg. #6 Code W
Washington, DC 20546
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
n ra Intelligence Aaencv. Ouestions concernina this memorandum may
Bldg., Central'
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Cr g Alderma , Jr.
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Gary L. Stoops
Security Program Manager
Rm. 5425 FBI Headquarters
Washington, DC 20535
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
imnlpmpntat'
Tans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
xecutive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
010g., ntelliaence Agency. Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
STAT
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Robert A. Baker
Security Office, US Geological Survey
National Center MS 150 (SEC)
Reston, VA 22092
FROM: Craiq Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
KICIO.. .Pn.rA Tnte1linanra Anpnrv_ (hjactinnc rnnrPrninn this memnrandum mAv
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Crai Alderman, r.
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INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. James R. Richards, Inspector General
Department of the Interior
Rm. 5359
Washington, DC 20240
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., Central Intelligence Agency. Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Crag Alderman, Jr.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John T. Thiede, Inspector General
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Rm. 824 Donohoe Bldg.
Washington, DC 20472
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reportinq biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
imnlemantatinn plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., Central Intelligence Agency. Questions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Cra g Alderma , Jr.
STAT
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John C. Layton, Inspector General
Department of Energy
Rm. 5D-039 Forrestal Bldg.
Washington, DC 20585
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., Central Intelligence Agency. Oue_stions rnnrPrninn this mAmnranHiim may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Cra g derma , Jr.
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INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Derek J. VanderSchaaf
Deputy Inspector General, Department of Defense
Rm. 1000 400 Army Navy Drive
Arlington, VA 22202
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to compl . Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
g., Len r Intelligence Aaencv. Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Craig Alderman, Jr.
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INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Francis D. DeGeorge
Acting Inspector General
Rm. 7898-C Department of Commerce
Washington, DC 20230
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
xecutive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., Central intelligence Agency. Questions concerning this memorandum may
be directed t
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
.GK
Craig Alderman, Jr.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Herbert L. Beckington, Inspector General
Agency for International Devlopment
Rm. 5644 320 21st St., NW
Washington, DC 20523
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-1.69. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can be commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, due on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
imnlPmPntatinn plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
Bldg., en ra ,Intelligence Agency. Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Michael R. Hill
Inspector General
Rm. 2412 Department of the Treasury
Washington, DC 20220
FROM: Craig Alderman, Jr.
Chairman
SUBJECT: Adequacy of Security Training
1. This memorandum is to bring to your attention, and to request that you
report on, an injunction contained in the President's Report to the Congress
on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures Plans,
Programs, and Capabilities that was sent by the President to the Congress in
November 1986 in response to PL 99-169. On page 18 of the report, the
President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
2. Concurrent with the delivery of the report to the Congress, the
President, by letter, instructed the Chairman, Senior Interagency Group-
Intelligence (Director of Central Intelligence), to take the responsibility
for reporting biannually on implementation of the commitments made in the
report. The Chairman, SIG-I, delegated this task to the appropriate SIG-I
Interagency Group. Reporting on this specific task, consequently, falls to
me. Further, I am charged by the Chairman, SIG-I, to have all tasks under way
in time that each of them can he commented on in the second of the biannual
reports to the President, clue on 15 October 1987.
3. I request, therefore, that you forward to the IG/CM(P) Secretariat by
1 September 1987 either a statement of your compliance with the President's
commitment (paragraph 2 above) or an appropriate statement concerning
implementation plans or inability to comply. Your response should be sent to
Executive Secretary IG/CM(P), CCISCMO/ICS, Via Room 1225 Ames
g., en ra Intelligence Agency. Ouestions concerning this memorandum may
be directed to
4. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Craig Alderman, Jr.
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SENIOR INTERAGENCY GROUP (INTELLIGENCE)
INTERAGENCY GROUP/COUNTERMEASURES (POLICY)
WASHINGTON, O.C. 20505
DCI/ICS 0916-87
Ms. Joyce Blalock
Inspector General, US Government Printing Office
Rm. C551 732 N. Capitol St., NW
Washington, DC 20401
Dear Ms. Blalock:
This letter is to inform you of an executive branch decision that may have
applicability to your organization. The President, in responding to P.L.
99-169 in November 1986, forwarded to Congress the President's Report to
Congress on the Nation's Counterintelligence and Security Countermeasures
ans, Programs, and a abilities. The report, designed to inform Congress of
efforts to improve the nation's security posture, contains several injunctions
that should be applicable throughout the Federal Government.
One area of common applicability involves efforts to improve security
awareness and training. On page 18 of the report the President states:
o Adequacy of security training will be made an item of recurring
interest for agency Inspectors General.
Since your organization handles classified material, we believe you may
find that the course of action being taken within the executive branch is
proper and useful to your organization. For your information, we are
reporting biannually on our implementation of the commitments made in the
President's report to the National Security Advisor, copies of which will go
to the select committees on intelligence in both houses of Congress. The
next of the biannual reports will most likely be delivered during the period
just prior to Thanksgiving. I suggest that you consider the possible utility
of providing a statement on your role in reviewing security training to the
two select intelligence committees in the same time frame.
Ouestions concerning this subject should be directed to
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
Sincerely,
Cra g Alderman, (Jr.
Chairman
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CCISCMO/ICSI
Distribution of DCI/ICS 0916-87:
Originals for each of the following:
John Rensbarger, Library of Congress
William Barton, GSA
John Melchner, Transportation
Sherman Funk, State
Patrick Conklin, OPM
Sharon Connelly, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Jerome Fregeau, National Science Foundation
Bill Colvin, NASA
Gary Stoops, FBI
Robert Baker, US Geological Survey
James Richards, Interior
John Thiede, FEMA
John Layton, Energy
Derek VanderSchaaf, DoD
Francis DeGeorge, Commerce
Herbert Beckington, AID
Michael Hill, Treasury
Joyce Blalock, Gov't Printing Office
1 - ICS Registry
1 - IG/CM(P) subject
1 - IG/CM(P) chrono
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