Updated 06/18/2008
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY LETTER (ISL) 2006-02
DSS has published a new ISL dated August 22, 2006 ISL 2006-02. This ISL contains previously published ISL articles that are still pertinent with regard to the issuance of the revised NISPOM dated February 28, 2006 and are hereby reissued. Some have been modified slightly to account for changes in policy, practice, or procedure since their original publication. Previous ISL articles pertaining to Chapter 8, Information System Security will be reissued separately. The NISPOM paragraph to which the article pertains is indicated in ( ).
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INDUSTRIAL SECURITY LETTER (ISL) 2006-01
DSS has published a new ISL dated April 14, 2006. This ISL provides additional guidance on selected NISPOM changes. You can either download a copy of the ISL 2006-01 or view the ISL on the DSS website
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NISPOM REVISION SIGNED
The new revised NISPOM was signed by Dr. Cambone on February 28, 2006 and was posted to the following link today March 7, 2006 http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/html/522022m.htm. There has been information to indicate that DSS will be publishing 3 ISLs on the heels of the publication of the NISPOM revision. The first ISL will discuss and clarify the changes in the NISPOM revision. The second is supposed to be a consolidation of the previous ISLs and the third will cover Information Assurance issues.
The Defense Security Service, Security Education, Training and Awareness (DSS/SETA) Directorate has established a Speakers Bureau in order to assist U S Government-affiliated customers seeking subject matter experts to meet their security education, training and awareness requirements.
The goal of the Speakers Bureau is to house a diverse listing of experienced speakers. If you are an experienced speaker with subject matter expertise, DSS/SETA invites you to become a member of the Speakers Bureau and share your expertise with the community. We also encourage you to extend this invitation to other knowledgeable and experienced speakers.
For more detailed information, please refer to the attached Speakers Bureau Procedures. If you are interested in joining the Speakers Bureau, please complete the attached Speaker Registration and return it to the DSS/SETA Resource Center via email (Security.Awareness@DSS.mil) or fax 410 865-3159.
If you have any questions, please contact the Resource Administrator at 410 865-3121 or Security.Awareness@DSS.mil.
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Practical Instructions for performing basics tasks in JPAS. These procedures were downloaded from another website and have not been verified for accuracy. JPAS Instructions
e-QIP Clearance Procedures for Employees DSS Website
(Strongly Suggest Modification For Your Facility Before Providing to Employees)Marking Classified National Security Information Booklet
e-QIP Training developed by the JPAS Industry PMO Team