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Who We Are
The
Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG) is a peer-to-peer
network of Federal and contractor personnel who are actively
involved with safeguards and security (S&S)
awareness.
Background
The
SASIG was organized in 1985 as the Safeguards and Security
Training Special Interest Group under the Department of Energy’s
Training Resources and Data Exchange (TRADE). In 1987, the SIG was reestablished as the Security Education Special Interest Group (SE SIG) to address the impact of DOE 5631.1A, Security Education Program.
In 2003, the SIG’s name was changed to SASIG to reflect the awareness mission of the Safeguards and Security Awareness Program as expressed in DOE O 470.1 and DOE M 470.1-1. Current directives are DOE O 470.4A and DOE M 470.4-1, Chg. 1.
The
SASIG is managed by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science
and Education (ORISE) and receives support for its activities
from the Office of Health, Safety and Security (HSS), Office of Security Policy,
Office of Policy, HS-71. |
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SASIG Objectives
- Promote
safeguards and security awareness within the Department
of Energy.
- Assist
sites/facilities in carrying out S&S
Awareness Program requirements.
- Facilitate
communication among members.
- Establish
an outreach mission to other Federal agencies with security
awareness interests.
- Share
security awareness resources.
SASIG Membership
(See
section: What
We Offer - How Do I Become a Member?)
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