ACP 122 (F) - Multilateral Planners Conference

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ACP 122(F)
CHAPTER 5
SECURE OPERATION
OVERVIEW
501. Not only does a CIS have to be implemented in a secure manner, but the manner and
environment in which it is operated also needs to remain appropriately secure. The
responsibility for maintaining this posture rests jointly with a number of interlocking functions:
a. System Operating Authorities (SOA),
b. Security Staffs:
(a)
(b)
ISSOs, those responsible for the security of the CIS which can encompass
but is not limited to the Intrusion Detection element of the Defensive
Information Operations (DIO) mission, and
Those charged with maintaining the security of the environment, such as
Physical and Personnel aspects;
c. End Users.
502. These aspects are covered in a variety of security instructions.
NATIONAL MAPPING
503. The following table summarises variations in terminology between the CCEB
participants, and provides details of the national lead authority for any clarification required on this
topic.
AUS CAN NZ UK US
Terminology OpSec SyOPs SECOPS
Lead
Authority
CIOG
DISSP
D IM Secur DJCIS DGS&S
DSSO
Joint Staff
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