Five tips for creating an effective and clear CSP for your ICD 705 project The construction security plan (CSP) establishes the security protections for the design and construction of a SCIF or SAPF project. A required document in the ICD…
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Questions to Answer Before Building a SCIF
So you just learned you need to build a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF, pronounced “skiff”) but aren’t quite sure where to start? It’s not quite as simple as “build it and they will come.” Without the proper pre-construction steps…
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Best Practices for Handling Sensitive Information at Home
With COVID-19 numbers still climbing around the country, remote work isn’t going away just yet. Until you return to the office, how you handle your company’s sensitive information—especially in a shared home—is critical. Share these resources and best practices with…
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What Is a Site Security Manager (SSM)?
Understand the responsibilities and requirements of a Site Security Manager on a secure construction project When constructing a secure facility, a Site Security Manager (SSM) is a critical, necessary role for the facility’s accreditation. An SSM serves as a subject…
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Facility Security Officer Duties: Outsource vs. In-House
Weigh the pros and cons of FSO outsourcing to determine the right fit for your secure facility’s needs. A facility security officer (or FSO) is a required position for defense contractors looking to establish and maintain a facility clearance (FCL)…
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What’s the Difference Between SCIF and SAPF?
These high-security facilities look the same and can serve the same function, but the difference between a SCIF and SAPF lies in who utilizes the facility. SCIFs, Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities, and SAPFs, Special Access Program Facilities, are two types…
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