Atch 5 - Dover AFB OPSEC Awareness Guide for Contractors_.pdf
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This is an Operations Security (OPSEC) Awareness Guide for contractors working at Dover Air Force Base that outlines information security countermeasures across six key areas. The guide provides detailed protocols for protecting sensitive information related to the base's operations.
The document specifies requirements for handling Personal Identifiable Information (PII), mission capabilities, force readiness, force structure, exercises/plans, and physical infrastructure. Key security measures include: implementing 100% shred policies, using Privacy Act coversheets, encrypting emails containing sensitive information, password-protecting documents when encryption isn't available, restricting access to authorized personnel with need-to-know, avoiding social media posts about contract work or on-base events, and reporting suspicious behavior immediately. The guide is particularly relevant to the Dover AFB airfield striping contract as contractors will be working on sensitive airfield infrastructure and must follow these OPSEC protocols while performing their duties.
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Dover AFB OPSEC Awareness Guide for Contractors
INFORMATION COUNTERMEASURES
Security Measures Report suspicious behavior immediately Personal Identifiable
Information (PII) (Privacy Act) Use personal info only when required, utilize Privacy Act coversheets, adhere to 100% shred policy, encrypt when emailing, password protect documents when encryption is not available. Do not display info in public areas and verify need to know. Personal Info includes, but is not limited to:
SSANs, home addresses, and family members.
Mission Capabilities Restrict access to sensitive information such as aircraft, personnel, logistics, and supplies. Protect resources, follow a strict shredding policy, ensure sensitive facts are secure, and limit access to status boards.
Force Readiness Ensure secure communication by using email encryption when discussing information such as role of personnel, equipment, and manning strength reports. Do so only in authorized settings with authorized personnel. Use secure communication channels, controlling access to information, and limiting access to those who need to know.
Force Structure Avoid posting information relating to force structure procedures or email correspondence in public areas, follow a strict shredding policy, encrypt emails, and password protect documents when encryption is not possible to ensure sensitive information remains secure.
Exercises and Plans Reveal only technical details of mission related materials to those that need to know such as Project Manager, Inspector, Contracting Officer Representative, Contracting Specialist, and Contracting Officer. Do not post on social media any information relating to the contract or any events or situations occurring in government's premises. Adhere to
100% shred policy.
Physical Infrastructure Only disclose information such as diagrams, detailed maps, or any type of imagery, among others, to authorized personnel. Transmit information over approved channels, avoid discussing in open environments, and limit access to those who need to know.
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