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SASIG
Products
The
SASIG develops products as references or resources for
carrying out S&S Awareness Program responsibilities.
When the need for a particular resource is identified, Steering
Committee project task groups plan and develop the product.
These products are updated periodically.
The following are available for downloading:
- Safeguards
and Security Awareness Handbook: A Reference for Security
Awareness Coordinators (February
2001; Version 3, June 2004) - (Acrobat Format - 729
KB)
The handbook has been completely updated by a special
task group of the SASIG Steering Committee. The handbook
addresses responsibilities of the Security Awareness Coordinator
and requirements of four security briefings: initial, comprehensive,
termination, and refresher. Appendices provide resources
for the S&S
Awareness Program and a list of security-related DOE directives.
- Safeguards
and Security Reporting Requirements For and About Individuals (updated,
August 2008) - (Word Format - 67 KB)
This matrix lists DOE or higher reporting requirements
for or about all cleared and uncleared individuals and
all access authorization applicants. The matrix is set
up in a “Who, What, When,
Where, and Why” format for quick and easy
reference. It does not cover DOE reporting requirements
applicable only to certain positions or programs,
nor additional reporting requirements found in
local directives or plans.
- A
System to Gain Management Support for Your Security Awareness
Program (October
2002) - (Word Format - 1,789 KB)
A
special task group of the SASIG Steering Committee
developed this reference to provide ideas and suggestions
for Security Awareness Coordinators and others working
in the S&S
Awareness Program for getting management
support. The program requires recognition and financial
support of S&S managers
to meet its goals and responsibilities.
- Refresher Briefing for Off-Site Personnel (December 2007) - (Acrobat Format - 97 KB)
A
special task group of the SASIG Steering Committee
developed a generic Refresher Briefing primarily for off-site personnel who have access authorization and visit a site infrequently, or not at all. The briefing has flexibility to allow site-specific information to be added. An MS-Word version is available from teh SASIG Coordinator.
*Note: Also see S&S Awareness Program Resources for additional information.
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