SAP/SCI/Protection of Security Support Structure Training Course

»Overview

This course can be provided client-site or center-based live. This is a five (5) day course taught by Industrial Security Professionals that have extensive experience in industry and will provide training that covers protection of information from the acquisition phase to day-to-day operations. SMI training is hosted in NKUMETS’s 43,600 square foot futuristic training complex is one of the nation’s most spectacular facilities devoted to improving organizational performance. Please visit METS for hotel and other important information regarding our center-based live programs.

Course Syllubus

» Course Objective and Format

Upon completions of this course, students who attend have an understanding of physical security, SAP and SAR requirements of Director Central Intelligence Directive (DCID 6/9), Joint Air Force – Army – Navy (JAFAN 6/9) and NISPOM, Chapter 5 requirements.

» Statement of Academic Honesty

You are expected to be honest. Students also are expected to report any suspected cheating; failure to do so is considered equivalent to cheating. The following guidelines apply:

The term “Cheating” includes, but is not limited to, (1) use of any unauthorized assistance in taking quizzes, tests or examinations; (2) dependence upon the aid of sources beyond those authorized by the instructor in writing papers, preparing reports, solving problems, or carrying out other assignments; or (3) the acquisition, without permission, of tests or other academic material belonging to an instructor.

Classroom behavior follows normal business etiquette. This means equal respect for the instructor and students. As with all business meetings the following procedures will be observed:

• Be on time and stay for the entire class
• No sleeping in class, includes resting head on desk
• Only one person talks at a time
• Silence cell phones, pages and PDAs before class starts

» Prerequisites

No Prerequisites required

» Homework

Students should read each chapter before the first session of class on that module.

Day 1	Opening/Host Remarks Introduction Policy/Roles and Responsibilities Threat Overview/Risk Management Lunch Physical and Technical Security Issues (Crime, Technical Security Issues, Neighbors, Security Engineering Approach to in-depth security for total facility protection. Mil Std 1785 Vulnerability Assessment/Risk Analysis (VA/RAs) a Five-Step Process.
Day 2	Actions before Construction: Accreditations: Different Types: SCIF, SPINTCOMM, SIPRNET, JWICS, etc. AIS, TEMPEST, TSCM, Each requires a separate Development/Submittal/Accreditation – sometimes from DIFFERENT Agencies/DAAs. SCIF Accreditation package preparation and submittal requires an “ITERATIVE” stepping-stone approach Lunch Gantt Time-Line of Design-Build-Accreditation Know the Players (CIA, SAPOC, DIA, CSE, Mil Dep, and UA) · DD-254 ( MUST INDICATE: “Contractor Requires a SCIF”) · Concept Proposal (Max 3-pages) · Pre-Construction FFCL (Fixed-Facility Check List) · Start Photo Log - tie to Area Drawings/Map · DIA-DAC2a Authority to Proceed SCIF/SAPF Construction (6 sided box) w/a minimum of 35db isolation Walls: Gyp Building Construction, True Fl-True Cl Floors Ceilings Doors: Neoprene Seals, Drop Sweeps, Thresh Holds, HD Closers, and HD Non-Rising Pin Hinges Locks (Keba-MAS X09) IDS, Line Protection, [UL-2050/CRZH] Access Control Life Safety (NFPA 101) as modified by ADA
Day 3	Strive for a Security In-Depth Determination Special Requirements of Construction/Use (EMI/EMR) Shielded Facilities [E/H Field) [Armored Plywood, Welded, Zinc Arc deposition] NACSIM 5204 and Mil Std 461D [100 db –14Khz to 10 Ghz] Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) of construction/installation efforts for security compliance IAW the construction drawings/procurement reviews. SCIF support equipment selections Secure Communications- · Protected Distribution Systems (PDS) [ NSTISSI No.7003] Lunch · Telephone Security Group (TSG) requirements · (U) TSG Standard #1 Introduction to Telephone Security · (U) TSG Standard #2 TSG Guidelines for Computerized Telephone Systems · (U) TSG Standard #3 Type-Acceptance Program for Electronic Telephones Used With Conventional Central Office Interface · (U) TSG Standard #4 Type-Acceptance Program for Electronic Telephones Used In Computerized Telephone Systems · (U) TSG Standard #5 On-Hook Telephone Audio Security Performance Specifications · (U) TSG Standard #6 Telephone Security Group-Approved Equipment · (U) TSG Standard #7 TSG Guidelines for Cellular Telephones · (U) TSG Standard #8 Microphonic Response Criteria for Non-Communications Devices · (U) TSG Standard #9 TSG Approval Program for Secure Telephones and Equipment that Connect to Conventional Office Interface · Separation Requirements Mil Hdbk 232 and NACSIM 5203 · RED/BLACK Engineering/Installation · System layout for minimum operational impact · Separation requirements · Filtering requirements · power, signal, and control lines · Conveyance selection · Marking requirement (RED/BLACK) · Fiber Optic Design, Installation, Terminations (Types) · EIA/TIA Standards: 568, 569, 570, 606, and 607. (Size and Marking) · Grounding, Bonding, and Shielding (GBS) IAW Mil Hdbk 419A and Mil Std 188-124B · Earth Electrode Sub-System (<10 Ohms) · Equipotent Ground Plane · Lightening Protection Sub-System · Life Safety Sub-System (Green Wire) · Certify by FOPM TEMPEST (Control of Compromising Emanations) guidance on selection, installation and operation of ADP/AIS/IT and support systems (Non-Sensitive, Sensitive, and Classified Sensitive) Inspectable Space Determinations (TEMPEST ZONEING) Operations Security (OPSEC) Plan Development (Normally a SECRET Document) Emergency Destruction Plan Development 5x7 Cards Single Action per Card
Day 4	Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) MOUs/MOAs (Memorandums of Understanding/Memorandum of Agreements Mutual Support Agreements (MSA) Lunch Co-Utilization Agreements (CUAs) Multi-Level Security Do’s and Don’ts
Day 5	Certification and Accreditation (AIS) Systems Security Plan (SSP) Incident Response Lunch Levels-of-Concern / Protection Levels System Maintenance Procedures System Auditing   End of Course Critiques/Graduation

» Cancellation Policy

Center-based and LIVE!

Online training cancellation policy To maximize the effectiveness of our training sessions, SMI limits the number of attendees per class. Substitutions may be made at any time — please advice in advance. Registrants who have been confirmed for specific training sessions may reschedule or cancel reservations without penalty up to ten business days before the scheduled class start date either by calling the Training Registrar at 859-372-6618, or with sufficient lead time, by written notification. Individuals who cancel a confirmed enrollment less than ten business days before the class and fail to provide a qualified replacement to fill the enrollment will be billed for 30 percent of the full tuition fee (list price). Individuals who cancel a confirmed enrollment less than five business days before the class and fail to provide a qualified replacement to fill the enrollment will be billed for 100 percent of the full tuition fee (list price). Those who fail to appear for training as scheduled will be billed for 100 percent of the full tuition fee (list price). SMI reserves the right to reschedule or cancel any scheduled center-based training class upon ten business days notice to confirmed registrants. Registrants may then enroll in the next available offering of the course, or cancel the registration. In the event of cancellation by SMI, any payment made for the canceled class will be refunded. The client understands and agrees that SMI shall not, in any way, be held responsible for any costs, including loss of airfare or other transportation costs, hotel expenses or other damages, which the client may suffer in the event that SMI cancels or reschedules a class.

Client-site training cancellation policy

Cancellation or rescheduling of client-site training less than ten business days before the scheduled start date will be subject to a cancellation fee of 100 percent of the contracted fee.

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