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    The document discusses security surveys and inspections. It defines a security survey as a detailed study to determine security measures, while an inspection checks compliance with procedures. Surveys and inspections are conducted by request or directive to evaluate security. A survey involves a comprehensive analysis of security factors, while an inspection focuses on policy adherence. Both result in reports detailing findings and recommendations.

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    SECURITY SURVEYS AND INSPECTIONS

    SCOPE OF PRESENTATION
    Definition of Terms Comparison of Security Survey and Security Inspections Authority for Conducting Surveys & Inspections. The Security Survey. Report of Security Survey Technical Security Surveys The Security Inspection Summary

    DEFINITION OF TERMS
    Security Survey - is a counterintelligence service to assist commanders in determining the security measures required to protect key installations from possible sabotage, espionage, subversion, and unauthorized disclosure of, or access to, classified defense information or material contained therein.
    Security Inspection - is a counterintelligence service performed to determine compliance with established security policies and procedures.

    Comparison between Security Survey & Security Inspections


    Security Survey: A counterintelligence function. Complete, detailed study of existing security measures. Conducted to determine the level of security required consistent with the mission. Security Inspection: A counterintelligence function. Complete or limited check of the security policies of an organization. Conducted to determine the degree of compliance with directed security procedures.

    Authority for Conducting Surveys and Inspections


    Requested by an installation or activity commander or directed by higher headquarters. The commander's request. By direction. Information copy of directive sent to organization to be surveyed.

    Command preparation.
    Command responsible for establishing own security.

    Conduct of Security Survey


    When requested or directed.

    Activation of an organization or installation.


    Reactivation of an organization or installation.

    Substantial change in the mission, number of person, structures, or real estate of the installation. Indications of laxity in a security program.
    When no record exists of a prior survey having been conducted.

    Preliminary Planning by Survey Agent


    Appointment for initial briefing. Selection of Survey Team Personnel. The agent-in-charge. Local agency checks. Counterintelligence unit file checks. Check List.

    Appointment for Initial Briefing


    Facilitated through the security officer of the installation.
    Contact made by telephone, correspondence, or personal visit to the installation.

    Selection of Survey Team Personnel


    Specialist in security. Must have a good knowledge of security regulations. Must have a working knowledge in the fields of: Locks Electronics Photography anti-intrusion devices.

    The Agent-In-Charge
    Embodies all the characteristics of an experienced security survey agent.
    Keeps free of routing duties during the survey in order to devote full time to proper supervision of survey teams.

    Local Agency Checks


    Check of available law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
    Determine identity of personnel or groups having adverse effects on the security of the surveyed installation.

    Counterintelligence Unit File Checks


    Reports of prior surveys. Reports of prior inspections. Reports of security violations and complaint investigations. Information concerning the area surrounding the installation. Equipment and logistical support.

    CHECKLIST
    General Type Specific type The initial briefing Role of the installation's Security Officer Escort personnel Preliminary exterior check Preliminary interior check History of the unit Analyzing existing security Final briefing

    The Initial Briefing


    Time and place previously established. Attendance of commander, staff, and other designated personnel. To be presented to the counterintelligence unit commander or his representative. Purpose and conduct of survey explained. Questions by installation personnel resolved.

    Role of the Installation's Security Officer


    The commander's coordinator. Survey schedule established by SO and agent. Coordinates appointments with key personnel.

    Analyzing Existing Security


    Physical security Perimeter barriers Guards and guard systems Personnel identification and control Vehicular identification and control Anti-intrusion alarm system Utilities

    Analyzing Existing Security


    Security of Personnel Data concerning key personnel Clearance program Security education program Absentee rate, and labor turn-over Morale

    Analyzing Existing Security


    Security of Information

    Classification of defense information


    Receipting, storage, internal distribution, preparation, marking, reproduction, regrading, transmission, normal destruction, emergency destruction & evacuation of classified material.

    The Final Briefing


    Oral report to the commander Results of survey explained Recommendation offered and discussed The interim recommendations rendered and implemented during the survey are also discussed.

    Report of Security Survey


    A. Body of report may be arranged in following format. 1. Introduction 2. Authority for the survey 3. Date and hours survey conducted 4. Identification of the surveying agent(s) 5. Identification of the installation commander's representative. B. Name and Mission of Installation/Activity 1. Designation of surveyed unit. 2. Description of the mission. 3. Surveyed unit's command and intelligence relationship to the major command.

    C. Physical security 1. Perimeter barriers 2. Guards and guard systems 3. Personnel identification and control 4. Vehicular identification and control 5. Anti-intrusion alarm system 6. Fire fighting facilities 7. Communication facilities 8. Utilities D. Security of personnel 1. Data concerning key personnel 2. Clearance program 3. Security education program 4. Absentee rate and labor turn-over 5. Morale

    E. Security of information 1. Classification of defense information, receipting, storage, internal distribution, destruction, emergency destruction and evacuation of classified material. 2. Recommendation a. Written concise, positive manner b. There should be several basis for recommendations. (1) Facts developed during the survey. (2) Current established security measures. (3) There should be competent interpretation of established security measures. (4) Common sense approach to security problems.

    3. 4.

    Agent is not limited to the number of recommendations. Exhibits a. Utilized to support the basic report of survey. b. Especially useful when technical terminology must be included in the report.

    Technical Security Surveys


    Requested by installation or activity commander or directed by higher headquarters.

    Scope of the technical survey


    Inspected to insure that offices, conference rooms, war rooms, and other similar locations where classified information is discussed, are free to monitoring systems. Searches for unauthorized modifications of equipment normally present in the area. Searches for clandestine technical penetration equipment and an examination to detect the presence of devices which may allow an unauthorized transmission or recording of any conversation or surveillance of any activity occurring within the area under search.

    Report of Technical Survey


    Report may be arranged in two general sections.
    Identification of surveyed unit, identification of technical survey personnel, authority for conducting survey and dates conducted. Factors. Situational and technical, which limit or affects the result of the technical survey, recommendation for necessary corrective action.

    THE SECURITY INSPECTION


    Conducted on a recurring schedule or as a follow-up to a security survey.

    Preliminary planning method of conduct essentially the same as those required for security surveys.
    May or may not be personal contact between the installation to be inspected and an official of the counterintelligence unit. A security inspection does not normally include the history, mission, or establishment of the unit's sensitivity. Check list of deficiencies observed during previous inspection prepared.

    Scope of Security Inspection


    Check of all entrances and exists. Check of guards and duty personnel. Check for possibility of unauthorized access to installation. Check of clearance records. Check of receipting and handling of classified material. Check for possibility of unauthorized storage of classified material.

    Types of Security Inspection


    Announced. Purpose Normally conducted on a recurring schedule. Unannounced. Purpose Normally conducted during non-duty hours period. Penetration. Purpose Scope must include all facts of security inspection or limited to penetration mission. All three types can be utilized as a separate or in sequence.

    Summary of Presentation
    Definition of Terms Comparison of Security Survey and Security Inspections Authority for Conducting Surveys & Inspections. The Security Survey. Report of Security Survey Technical Security Surveys The Security Inspection Summary

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