ACP 122 (F) - Multilateral Planners Conference

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ACP 122(F)
j. Media Security. Including maintaining an inventory of classified media, proper
marking, and rules governing Disposal and Reuse;
k. Methods of Destruction. Destruction of media should be accomplished in the
most practical manner, and considering operational constraints (emergency
burning in an incinerator or using flammable substances at hand, sinking in waters
that would make salvage impossible); and
l. Over-Riding Of Security Controls. In some instances, it may be necessary to
over-ride some security features; the procedure on how to over-ride the feature, and
documenting the occurrence should be documented.
COMPUTER NETWORK DEFENCE (CND)
505. All CIS which will be used throughout CCEB nations will require a CND capability,
which is normally implemented using a range of accredited security devices, including Intrusion
Detection Equipment (IDS), manned by specially trained personnel. However, it is important to
note that technical detection and response is only one element of CND, which is also reliant on
effective reporting alert, warning and response mechanisms and involves all personnel who use,
manage and maintain CIS.
506. The open and rapid exchange of IA and CND information between allies using
connected systems is an essential element of the defensive Information Operations (IO) process,
and falls within the purview of the ICCWG.
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