Industrial Security Framework
Three pieces on the NISPOM at 32 CFR part 117: what the rule covers, which agencies oversee cleared contractors, and the security officials a contractor must appoint.
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Three pieces in this topic
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What the industrial security rule covers
The NISPOM's purpose and authorities, compliance dates, who it applies to, contract phases, limits, policy and the DD Form 254.
02Who oversees industrial security
The Defense role, DCSA as the cognizant security office, Energy and NRC, intelligence and homeland security, CSA duties and ISOO.
03Contractor security officials and key management
The basic duty, appointed officials, the SMO, the FSO, ITPSO and ISSM, other key management, exclusions and insider threat programs.
Key terms in this topic
NISPOMNISPDoD ComponentsAural or visual accessDD Form 254Cognizant security agency (CSA)Cognizant security office (CSO)DCSAAuthorizing officialCarve-outSMOFSOITPSOKMPExclusion resolution
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