Describe the procedures for controlling access during program discussions and control of meeting material used (if applicable) during and after the discussions. In addition, include any remarks to assist in the approval process. Additional security measures alarms, dedicated reading rooms, etc.) are considers 6. waivers (above) to the standards and require approval of the IC Element Head. Identify any additional security requirements requested: Section C: Compartmented Area Type Descriptions Compartmented Area 1. Type I: A workstation environment that is used to view and process compartmented information. Type I comprises open bays, open spaces, or a set of rooms with multiple cubicles in an accredited SCIF where compartmented information may be securely viewed and/or processed, i.e., via an approved computer workstation by authorized personnel. Workstations in these environments may include computers with single or multiple monitors. Polarized privacy screens may be used on a computer monitor to prevent persons other than the authorized user to view the material, i.e., shoulder surfing, or when a monitor faces a primary door or common work area. In addition to processing compartmented information on approved computer workstations, Type I CAs may include the use of printers, copiers, and scanners with prior approval.
Describe the procedures for controlling access during program discussions and control of meeting material used (if applicable) during and after the discussions. In addition, include any remarks to assist in the approval process. 6. Additional security measures alarms, dedicated reading rooms, etc.) are considers waivers (above) to the standards and require approval of the IC Element Head. Identify any additional security requirements requested: Section C: Compartmented Area Type Descriptions 1. Compartmented Area Type I: A workstation environment that is used to view and process compartmented information. Type I comprises open bays, open spaces, or a set of rooms with multiple cubicles in an accredited SCIF where compartmented information may be securely viewed and/or processed, i.e., via an approved computer workstation by authorized personnel. Workstations in these environments may include computers with single or multiple monitors. Polarized privacy screens may be used on a computer monitor to prevent persons other than the authorized user to view the material, i.e., shoulder surfing, or when a monitor faces a primary door or common work area. In addition to processing compartmented information on approved computer workstations, Type I CAs may include the use of printers, copiers, and scanners with prior approval.
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