TO UPDATE, STREAMLINE AND ENHANCE THE APPROACH TO POLICY

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PURPOSE
TO UPDATE, STREAMLINE AND ENHANCE THE APPROACH TO
POLICY DEVELOPMENT, PROMULGATION AND
IMPLEMENTATION FOR AN IMPROVED, COST -EFFECTIVE
SAFEGUARDS AND SECURITY DIRECTIVES STRUCTURE
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CONCEPT

• Use DOE P 470.1, Integrated Safeguards and
  Security Management Policy, as the overarching
  philosophy for the SS staff through Line
  Management structure involvement.
• Rewrite DOE O 470.1, Safeguards and Security
  Program, to be a concise and clear delineation of
  policy implementation responsibilities
  recognizing the roles and responsibilities of DOE
  Elements.
• Office of Security
• Lead Program Secretarial Office
• Field Elements
• Incorporate responsibilities from other
  Safeguards and Security Orders into DOE O
  470.1

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CONCEPT (continued)

• Develop existing orders/manuals/guides into
  topical manuals as delineated below
• Protection Program Management
• Personnel Security
• Physical Security
• Information Security
• Protective Forces
• Nuclear Materials Control
  Accountability

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CONCEPT (continued)

• Protection Program Management
• Facility Clearances
• Inspections and Surveys of DOE Cleared
  Contractors
• Registration of SS Activities
• Safeguards and Security Incidents
• Security Incident Tracking and Analysis Center
  (ITAC)
• Safeguards and Security Awareness
• Security Plans
• Safeguards and Security Deviations
• Target Folders
• Safeguards and Security Technology Development
• Vulnerability Assessments
• Security Conditions
• Foreign Ownership, Control and Influence
• Personnel Security
• Access Authorization Initial Determinations and
  Reinvestigations
• Human Reliability Program
• Administrative Reviews
• Accelerated Access Authorization Program

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CONCEPT (continued)

• Physical Security
• Intrusion Detection and Assessment Systems
• Locks and Locking Devices
• Alarm Data Communications
• Badging and ID Systems
• Security Lighting Systems
• Explosives and Contraband Screening Systems
• Signage and Posting of Areas
• Chemical and Biological Detection Systems
• Training for Physical Security Operations
• Information Security
• Classified Matter Control and Accountability
• Computer Forensics Laboratory
• Technical Security Inspections and Surveys
• Operations Security
• Special Access Programs

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CONCEPT (continued)

• Protective Forces
• Firearms, Ammunition and Explosives
• Security Forces (Security Officers, Security
  Police Officers, and Security Response
  Team)
• Uniforms, SWAT Gear, and Protective Clothing
• Specialized Protective Gear (CBW and Small Arms
  Protection)
• Credentials and Shields
• Executive Protection
• Training and Testing for ProForce Operations
• Security Helicopter Operations
• Protective Force Land and Water Vehicles
• Law Enforcement and Tactical Operations
• Protective Force Fixed Posts
• LLEA Liaison and Mutual Support Agreements
• Nuclear Materials Control Accountability
• Insider Protection
• Protection of SNM in Process, Storage, Transit,
  and Disposal
• Nuclear Material Management and Safeguards
  System (NMMSS)
• Training for MCA

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BENEFITS

• Reduces total number of SS policy documents
  (72 to 8)
• Eliminates confusion caused by unclear
  requirements addressed in multiple directives
• Consolidates topical subject matter
• Re-focuses policy on What not How
• Facilitates both policy development and policy
  implementation
• Supports the integration of SS policies with
  operations functions
• Encourages DOE-wide SS program management
  involvement
• Promotes cost beneficial approaches to meeting
  policy objectives

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APPROACH
Develop new SS Order and Manuals
reorganize existing policy introduce new
policy only if necessary Submit complete package
to REVCOM 8/31/03 or later Publish 1/31/04 or
later
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Questions?