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Interagency Integrated SOPUNCLASSIFIED16.2.Copies of documents are subject to the same control, accountability, <strong>and</strong> destructionprocedures as the original documents. Extracts of documents will be matted according tocontent <strong>and</strong> treated as working materials.16.3.Equipment that leaves latent images in the equipment or on other material or that has thecapability to connect to remote diagnostic centers, such as by telephone lines, is prohibitedfor SCI reproduction.17.0 Disposition <strong>and</strong> Destruction17.1.SCI will be retained for the time periods specified in records control schedules approved bythe Archivist of the United States (44 U.S.C. 3302 <strong>and</strong> FPMR 101-11.4). Destroy duplicate<strong>and</strong> non-record copies of SCI documents as soon as their purpose has been served.17.2.Destroy SCI in a manner that will prevent reconstruction. Only those DCI-approved methods(e.g., burning, pulping, shredding, pulverizing, melting, or chemical decomposition,depending on the type of materials to be destroyed) may be used. Appropriatelyindoctrinated person(s) will conduct the destruction.17.3.Destruction certificates are required for accountable SCI. If an organization maintains amaster record of accountable SCI <strong>and</strong> destruction is recorded in the master record, individualdestruction certificates may be destroyed after recording in the master record. Microfichecopies of accountable records are authorized provided all information is readable <strong>and</strong>hardcopy prints can be made to meet investigative or judicial requirements.17.4.SCI in computer, IT application, or other magnetic media will be destroyed as specified inthe “Guide to Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Data Remanence in Automated Information Systems,” (NCSC-TG-025) September 1991, or successor publication or as authorized by NSA in otherpublications.17.5.If burn bags are used to hold SCI waste, mark the bag when placed in use with the highestsecurity classification of the material it might contain, the phrase “CONTAINS SCIMATERIAL,” <strong>and</strong> the office symbol <strong>and</strong> phone number of the SCIF. When filled, seal thebag with staples or tape to prevent accidental tearing or breaking. In SCIFs not accreditedfor open storage, SCI waste must be secured in approved GSA security containers.137Version 8.3Interim Approval April 28, 2006

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