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9/16/08 |
Check furniture you are leaving behind, such as the back of drawers and file cabinet, for items you may have overlooked. Properly disposition media or files with sensitive or classified information.
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5/29/08 |
Are you in search of a helpful tool that illustrates the various levels of security required to protect a variety of information? Click here to download a copy of the Information Protection Chart provided by Wackenhut Services, Inc. at the Nevada Site Office.
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3/25/08 |
The SEC-LLC will be exploring the application of the Human Performance philosophy to lessons learned as they relate to security events. Human performance as a facet of organizational structure comes from the Institute for Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) that studied safety performance and worker behavior at its facilities for 15 years. Click here to read an article from the Nuclear Weapons Journal that describes how performance and efficiency can by improved by following a set of key human performance principles.
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3/25/08 |
Security Tip: Work Area Inspections
Inspect your work area frequently for suspicious activities, unattended packages, signs of tampering, or indications of unauthorized entry.
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3/11/08 |
Integrating Security With Projects and Mission Changes: The Safeguards & Security Requirements Integration Team (S&S RIT) has applied Integrated Safeguards and Security Management (ISSM) to more than 600 projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The S&S RIT promotes ISSM through the identification of S&S interests that must be incorporated in project planning and project execution. The integration of S&S in the project planning stage helps to manage the security vulnerability analysis work and eliminates costly retrofits. Click here to read about the S&S RIT in LANL's FY08 1st Quarter Mirror publication.
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2/6/08 |
Who? What? When? Where? and Why? Can't remember where that caveat goes? Is the back page labeled with classification levels too?
Never forget how to properly mark a document with the help of this Document Marking Template. Click here to download this at-a-glance
marking template.
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1/30/08 |
The protection of information is of particular importance to government employees around the nation. Common Risks Impeding the Adequate Protection of Government Information is an invaluable document that lists common errors that hamper the proper protection of information. Each risk is associated with corresponding best practices to assist employees in the administration of effective information security measures. Click here to download a copy of this paper and share it with your co-workers, cyber-security officers, and document custodians.
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12/6/07 |
If you thought James Bond had neat gadgets, take a look at this new lanyard that contains a thumbdrive inside the neck clasp.
Although lanyards like this have not been spotted on NNSA or DOE sites, the National Safety Information Exchange (NSIE) warns
us of the security risks associated with these new hi-tech lanyards. Click here.
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10/27/07 |
Security Tip: Images May Transfer onto Plastic Sleeves
If you placed classified transparencies inside plastic sleeves, you need to control and destroy the sleeves. Images easily transfer from the transparencies to the sleeves. Work with your classified matter custodian for the proper destruction procedures.
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