INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY GROUP SUMMARY REPORT - JUNE 1975

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• Publication Date: July 9, 1975
• Content Type: REPORT

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9 July 1975
INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY GROUP
SUMMARY REPORT - June 1975
HIGHLIGHTS
1. The Information Systems Security Group provided the
CIA representative at the meeting of the United States
Intelligence Board, Computer Security Subcommittee on 6
June. The policy paper, "Intelligence Community Policy for
the Security of Computer Operations", was discussed, and a
briefing was given by the National Security Agency on the
opposition threat to the United States Government communica-
tions.
2. Information Systems Security Group has been partici-
pating in the security assessment of the
,-.l n;r, i- vt distribution system have been reviewed to deter-
mine compliance with security stanclarus, n'u Y1 Ci111LLJ 1L U 1
discussions have been held relative to requirements for
guards prior to employee moves. This building represents a
significant security hazard since approximately sixty-six
remote terminals and several hundred secure telephones will
be installed, and the building will be shared with
.The latter company,
which will occupy the first oor,is engaged in the
communications field and may have the capability to monitor
audio and data transmissions within the CIA area.
3. Representatives of the Office of Security and the
ffice of Communications engaged in preliminary discussions
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4. A paper has been forwarded to the Project Manager
of the Support to the Analyst File Environment (SAFE)
program setting forth basic security philosophy to be considered
in the preliminary design stage of the SAFE program which is
currently under way.
5. Information Systems Security Grou has completed
a survey of all remote terminal areas in which STATINTL
are connected to OJCS and NPIC computers. A security
problem was found in that separation requirements between
remote terminals and conductive devices such as black
telephones and radios were not met in twenty-four working
areas including a total of forty-nine remote terminals.
Copies of the remote terminal survey report have been STATINTL
sent to the Office of Communications,
Activity and the Chief, Support Staff, Security Branch, NPIC.
It is anticipated that corrective action will be taken.
A recommendation was made to the Chief, Automated Information
Division, NPIC,that the Office of Security be notified prior
to installation of any computer equipments.
6. On 25 June, Information Systems Securit Grou
representatives provided three officers of the STATINTL
STATINTL with a briefing/consultation
on computer security concepts. The briefing consisted
of a discussion of Agency computer security programs,
the Intelligence Community computer security structure,
and a review of the Agency Badge Machine program. The
STATINTL - representatives expressed interest in the b"6110
machine and requested additional information on a STATINTL
modified version of the IBM 3277 CRT Remote. Terminal.
Efforts are under way with the National Security Agency to
allow release of the information on the 3277 terminal by IBM.
STATISTICS
Cases Pending June 1
Cases Cancelled in June
Cases Opened during June
Cases Closed during June
Cases Pending July 1
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Security (PEM)
SUBJECT SRD Productivity Data
1. Attached are pertinent work measurement statistics
for June 1975.
2. The month of June saw an increase in production of
more than 7000 units over the previous month.
3. The OSCCAR project was achieved ahead of scheduled
completion date of 30 June 1975. As of 10 June 1975, all
Clearance Division cases which have Field Office or National
Agency Check assignments had been entered to the OSCCAR system.
Some work remains to be done in order that the system be con-
sidered completely operational, however, the problems are not
of sufficient scope to justify tracking OSCCAR as a FY 1976
objective.
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