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December 2013 Michael Campbell ViaSat, Inc..  NISPOM Requirements  Interpretation ◦ Category Level ◦ Business Best Practices  Available Tools  Pre-Inspection.

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1 December 2013 Michael Campbell ViaSat, Inc.

2  NISPOM Requirements  Interpretation ◦ Category Level ◦ Business Best Practices  Available Tools  Pre-Inspection  Self-Inspection  Post-Inspection  Communication  Preparation for formal assessment

3 RISK Asset Threat Vulnerability RISK Asset Threat Vulnera bility RISK Asset Threat Vulnera bility RISK Asset Threat Vulnera bility RISK Asset Threat Vulnera bility

4  NISPOM 1-206 (b) ◦ Contractors shall review their security system on a continuing basis and shall also conduct a formal self- inspection at intervals consistent with risk management principles.

5  What category is your facility? ◦ AA: Multi-Week assessment ◦ A: Large and complex facility with many programs, contracts, holdings, etc. ◦ B: First category requiring a team of Rep’s for the formal assessment ◦ C: Largest facility that allows 1 Rep assessments ◦ D: Smallest category with safeguarding ◦ E: Contracts and cleared personnel (no safegaurding)

6  Know your company  Know your product lines  Know your corporate structure  Know your PM’s  KNOW YOUR COMPANY

7  MS Project  SharePoint  Gantt Charts  SIMS  Self-Inspection Handbook for NISP Contractors

8 2011 Marking Vulnerability Trends 2010 Marking Vulnerability Trends

9  Programmatic?  Traditional?  Unannounced?  Assisted?  HAVE YOU HAD ANY “RED FLAGS”

10  Adopt the “verify and validate” mindset  Create your inspection binder  Review your SPP  Explain the process of vulnerability assessments following your employee interviews (this may be their first)  Ask open ended questions (ALWAYS)

11  When will you begin?  How long do you plan to take?  Who will you interview?  To whom and how will you communicate the results?  Do you plan on keeping metrics?

12  Stick to your plan  Use your tools how you planned  Record as much as possible (you’ll make sense of your notes later)  Interview

13  Create ◦ Create a report format  Analyze ◦ Review findings ◦ Compile metrics ◦ Record vulnerabilities  Prepare ◦ Complete your report ◦ Determine who will review it  Communicate ◦ Alert your Rep and FCIS of your results

14  Have you communicated with them?  Do they know your company?  Do they know your programs?  What can you do to assist them?

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16  Review your facility binder ◦ Is it organized? ◦ Are all of your forms up to date? ◦ Does it have examples of the forms you use? ◦ Does it have your Sec Ed information? ◦ Do you have a copy of your self-inspection report in it?

17  Do you know your Rep and FCIS yet?  Do you know when your assessment is planned for?  Do you know what strategy will be utilized?  Do you know your facility’s Category?  Do your employees know when they’ll see suits in the building?

18 OLD NEW Security Rating Calculation Worksheet Rating Calculation (Complete areas in yellow) *Note:For rating calculation purposes, treat multiple occurrences under the same NISPOM reference as one vulnerability. Place or select "X" for each enhancement that applies to the program. Select CAT: Starting Score  700 NISP Enhancement 0 Other Red Flags Category 1: Security Education (Events) Yes/No? Category 2: Security Education (Products) Category 3: Security Education (Staff Training) Category 4: Security Education (Community Information Sharing) Category 5: Contractor Self Review Category 6: Class Material Control Category 7: CI Category 8: Information Systems Category 9: FOCI Category 10: International Category 11: Community Membership Category 12: (↑) Active Participation Category 13: Personnel Security Vulnerabilities (Non-A/C) by Reference* Other Acute/Critical by Reference* Other FINAL SCORE  Rating: 599 & Below=Unsatisfactory 600 - 649=Marginal 650 - 749=Satisfactory 750 - 799=Commendable 800 & Above=Superior Facility Data Information CAGE Code: Company: Assessment Date: Field Office: Team Assessment:

19  Know your vulnerabilities  Re-Review the red flags ◦ FOCI ◦ KMP ◦ Deliberate disregard of NISPOM or SPP ◦ Unmitigated loss or compromise ◦ Processing on an unaccredited information system  Enhancements must be EFFECTIVE

20  Entrance: ◦ Summarize your facility and the work that is accomplished ◦ Quickly review your self-inspection ◦ Provide your Rep with a copy of your briefing and NISP enhancements (their jobs are to trust, but verify) ◦ Keep it short and precise  Exit: ◦ Take notes ◦ Ask questions

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22 Michael Campbell Security Manager Email: michael.campbell@viasat.com Phone: (760) 476-2123


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