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NCOA Policy Letters - Soldier Support Institute - U.S. Army

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ATSG-NCSUBJECT: NCO Academy <strong>Policy</strong> Memorandum #27- Operational Security (OPSEC)web-based chat rooms, logs or “blogs”, or social websites or other forms of dissemination ordocumentation) information that might contain “Critical Information” or its indicators.Supervisors will advise personnel to ensure that “Critical Information” and indicators of “CriticalInformation” are not released. The <strong>NCOA</strong> OPSEC manager will advise supervisors on means toprevent the release of “Critical Information”.e. Information Assurance (IA) is a crucial element of the OPSEC process. IA establishespolicies and assigns responsibilities for all uses and developers for achieving acceptable levels ofIA in the engineering, implementation, operation, and maintenance for all information across theUS <strong>Army</strong> Enterprise Info-structure. Do not store or transmit classified information on nonsecuretelecommunication systems. Official DoD telecommunications systems, includingtelephones, facsimile machines, computer networks, and modems are subject to monitoring at alltimes for telecommunications security purposes. All users will report security incidents to theInstallation Security Manager (DPTMS) @ (803) 751-7523/7524 and the Information AssuranceProgram Manager (Directorate of Information Management) @ (803) 751-5333 as appropriate.6. Point of contact is SFC Khori Kirkland, OPSEC manager, commercial (803) 751-3129.Encl//ORIGINAL SIGNED//CARRIE R. GLOVERCSM, USACommandant2

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