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We join with those who mourn the loss of life,  the injuries, and the disruption of lives caused  by the attacks  against Washington,  DC, and  New York, N.Y.    All those effected -- the brave people who helped in rescue efforts, those involved in America's response to terror and in the war with Iraq-- are in our thoughts and prayers.

Welcome to the Vandenberg Security Awareness Council (VSAC) Desk-Top Guide for Supervisors on reporting adverse information. This guide is designed to accomplish two purposes. The first is to provide information on a recommended continuing evaluation concept (discussed in Section VI) and the second, to assist supervisors in their continuing responsibility to report adverse information. This has been a problem area with contractors affiliated with the National Industrial Security Program (NISP). This guide enhances the reporting requirements outlined in paragraph 1-302 of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) and provides a clearer understanding of supervisory responsibilities to report adverse information.

Table of Contents

Acronyms & Definitions

I.  Standards for Access to Classified Information or Assignment to Sensitive Duties

II.  Security Responsibilities
      A.     General
      B.     Management Responsibilities
      C.     Supervisory Responsibilities
      D.     Individual Responsibilities
      E.     Co-worker Responsibilities
      F.     Facility Security Officer (FSO) Responsibilities

III.  Indicators 

IV. Reporting Guidelines
      A.     Initial Reporting Requirements
      B.     Follow-up Reports
      C.     Reporting Suggestions
      D.     Suspension of Access

V.  Procedures
      A.     General
      B.     Unfavorable Administrative Actions
      C.     Rebuttal Recommendations

VI.  Continuing Evaluation, A Key Element

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[Need a "hard" copy of the "VSAC Desk-Top Guide for Superevisors"?  We have a limited supply available for US government and government contractor personnel.  E-mail the VSAC Chairman, Dave Schuessler.]