secret - (SPAWAR) is - The US Navy
secret - (SPAWAR) is - The US Navy secret - (SPAWAR) is - The US Navy
7-6 WORKIIW PAPERS SECNAV131ST 5510.36 I1 M~~lgg~ 1. Working papere include classified notee from a training course or conference, reeearch notes, drafts, and similar items that are not finiehed documente. Working papers that contain classified information ehall be: a. Dated when created; b. Conspicuously marked ‘Working Paper” on the first page in letters larger than the text; c. Marked centered top and bottom on each page with the highest overall classification level of any information they contain; d. Protected per the assigned classification level; and e. Destroyed, by authorized means, when no longer needed, 2. Commanding officers ehall establish procedures to account for, control, and mark all working papers in the manner prescribed for a finished document of the same security classification level when retained more than 180 days from date of creation or officially released outside the organization by the originator. 7-7 SPECIAL TYPES OY CLASSIFIED AND CONTROLLEO UWCLUSSIFIED INPORMATIOIi 1. Control and safeguard special types of claeeified information ae follows: a. NWPe. Reference (b) reguires an administrative system for controlling the WWP Library within the command. Classified NWPs ehall be safeguarded per this chapter, according to their security classification level. Administrative controls for NWPs do not replace the security controls required for classified information. Control and safeguard NATO classified information (inc!~di~’%’fo Restricted) per reference (c). SEC!NAVIliST5510.36 7-3
SECNAVINST 5S10.36 I7 Mill1999 I?GI. Control and safeguard FGI, other than NATO, in the samec&nner as prescribed by this regulation for U.S. classified information, except as follows: (1) FGI controle and safeguards may be modified ae required or permitted by a treaty or international agreement, or by the responsible national security authority of the originating government for other obligations that do not have the legal status of a treaty or international agreement (e.g., a contract) . (2) TOP SECRET FGI. Maintain records for the receipt, internal distribution, destruction, annual inventory, access, reproduction, and transmission of Top Secret FGI. The originating government shall approve reproduction, and destruction shall be witnessed by two appropriately cleared personnel. Retain records for 5 years. (3) SECRET E’ar. Maintain records for the receipt, transmission and destruction of Secret FGI. Secret FGI may be reproduced to meet mission requirements and reproduction shall be recorded. Retain records for 3 years. (4) CON’PIDENTIAL X?GI. Maintain records for the receipt and transrnise~on of Confidential FGI. Other records need not be maintained unless reguired by the originating government. Retain records for 2 years. (5) POREIG14 GO~ RESTRICTED and UNCLASSIFIED INPORNATIOM PROVIDED IllCONFIDENCE. The degree of protection provided to the FGI shall be at least equivalent to that reguired by the foreign government. If the foreign government protection requirement is lower than the protection reguired for U.S. Confidential information observe the following rules: (a) Provide the information only to those who have a need-to-know; (b) Notify individual given access of applicable handling instruction in writing or by an oral briefing; and (c) Store information in a locked desk or cabinet, or in a locked room to which access ie controlled to prevent unauthorized accese. d. RD (IIJCLDDII?13 CNFJDI) and lWtO. Control and safeguard RD and FRO per reference (d). 7-4 SECNAVINST 5510.36
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SECNAVINST 5S10.36<br />
I7 Mill1999<br />
I?GI. Control and safeguard FGI, other than NATO, in the<br />
samec&nner as prescribed by th<strong>is</strong> regulation for U.S. classified<br />
information, except as follows:<br />
(1) FGI controle and safeguards may be modified ae<br />
required or permitted by a treaty or international agreement, or<br />
by the responsible national security authority of the originating<br />
government for other obligations that do not have the legal<br />
status of a treaty or international agreement (e.g., a contract) .<br />
(2) TOP SECRET FGI. Maintain records for the receipt,<br />
internal d<strong>is</strong>tribution, destruction, annual inventory, access,<br />
reproduction, and transm<strong>is</strong>sion of Top Secret FGI. <strong>The</strong><br />
originating government shall approve reproduction, and<br />
destruction shall be witnessed by two appropriately cleared<br />
personnel. Retain records for 5 years.<br />
(3) SECRET E’ar. Maintain records for the receipt,<br />
transm<strong>is</strong>sion and destruction of Secret FGI. Secret FGI may be<br />
reproduced to meet m<strong>is</strong>sion requirements and reproduction shall be<br />
recorded. Retain records for 3 years.<br />
(4) CON’PIDENTIAL X?GI. Maintain records for the receipt<br />
and transrn<strong>is</strong>e~on of Confidential FGI. Other records need not be<br />
maintained unless reguired by the originating government. Retain<br />
records for 2 years.<br />
(5) POREIG14 GO~ RESTRICTED and UNCLASSIFIED<br />
INPORNATIOM PROVIDED IllCONFIDENCE. <strong>The</strong> degree of protection<br />
provided to the FGI shall be at least equivalent to that reguired<br />
by the foreign government. If the foreign government protection<br />
requirement <strong>is</strong> lower than the protection reguired for U.S.<br />
Confidential information observe the following rules:<br />
(a) Provide the information only to those who have a<br />
need-to-know;<br />
(b) Notify individual given access of applicable<br />
handling instruction in writing or by an oral briefing; and<br />
(c) Store information in a locked desk or cabinet, or<br />
in a locked room to which access ie controlled to prevent<br />
unauthorized accese.<br />
d. RD (IIJCLDDII?13 CNFJDI) and lWtO. Control and safeguard RD<br />
and FRO per reference (d).<br />
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