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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 28 July 2008 ist wie folgt:

Introduction.

• Purpose.
• References.
• Explanation of abbreviations and terms.
• Responsibilities.
• Biological surety program concept.
• Initiation and termination of facility surety status.
• Surety officers and surety boards.

Personnel Reliability.

• Identifying Biological Personnel Reliability Program duties.
• Certifying and reviewing officials.
• Biological duty position roster.
• Reliability assessment.
• Qualifying factors/requirements.
• Mandatory disqualifying factors.
• Other disqualifying factors.
• DA Form 3180.
• Initial interview.
• Personnel records screening.
• Personnel security records screening.
• Medical evaluation.
• Drug testing.
• Certifying official’s evaluation and briefing.
• Technical proficiency.
• Rescreening requirements for the Biological Personnel Reliability Program certified individuals.
• Individual and supervisor responsibilities.
• Medical evaluation.
• Drug/substance and alcohol abuse.
• Personnel security investigations/periodic reinvestigations for Biological Personnel Reliability Program purposes.
• Restriction.
• Suspension.
• Disqualification.
• Administrative termination.
• Request for requalification.
• Special procedures for alcohol abuse/dependence.
• Special procedures for drug/substance abuse.
• Information requirements.
• Preparation guidance.

Control of Biological Select Agents and Toxins.

• Acquisition of biological select agents and toxins.
• Responsibilities for control of biological select agents and toxins.
• Biological select agents and toxins inventory management.
• Records retention.
• Transfer of biological select agents and toxins.
• Annual reporting on contractor facilitie.

Transportation of biological select agents and toxins.

• Transportation.
• Movement limitations.

Biological Select Agent and Toxin Safety and Occupational Health Program.

• Occupational health.

Biological Select Agent and Toxin Security Program.

• Threat information collection and reporting.

Biological Mishap or Incident Response.

• Biological mishap or incident response planning.
• Reporting of biological mishaps or incidents.
• Exercise program.

Biological Surety Program Evaluations.

• Department of the Army Inspector General technical inspections.
• Biological management evaluations.
• Biological surety inspections.
• Technical inspection reports.
• Ratings.
• Biological surety reports.
• Issue resolution and reclamas.
• Army Organization’s biological surety management.
• U.S. Army Nuclear and Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Agency surety assistance visits.

Managing Biological Select Agents and Toxins Contracts.

• Source of Biological Select Agents and Toxin.
• Biological Personnel Reliability Program.
• Contracts and contract clauses.
• Provisions for organizations that support multiple biological surety contracts.
• Applicability of the biological surety program to contract operations.

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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 01. January 1979 ist wie folgt:

• Purpose.
• Scope.
• Explanation of terms.
• Policy.
• Responsibilities.
• Procedures.
• Determination of legal review.

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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 01 November 1997 ist wie folgt:

Release and Processing Procedures.

• Public Information.
• Requests from Private Parties.
• Requests from Government Officials.
• Privileged Release to Officials.
• Required coordination.
• Initial Denial Authority.
• Reasons for Not Releasing a Record.
• Denial Tests.
• Reasonably Segregable Portions.
• Response to Requester.
• Extension of Time.
• Misdirected Requests.
• Records of Non U.S. Government Source.
• File of Initial Denials.
• Special Mail Services.
• Receipt Accounts.
• Time of Receipt.
• Time Limits.
• Delay in Responding to an Appeal.
• Response to the Requester.
• Consultation.
• Jurisdiction.
• Burden of Proof.
• Actions by the Court.
• Non United States Government Source Information.
• Litigation Status Sheet.

Fee Schedule.

• General Provisions.
• Authorities.
• Application.
• Fee Restrictions.
• Fee Waivers.
• Fee Assessment.
• Aggregating Requests.
• Effect of the Debt Collection Act of 1982.
• Computation of Fees.
• Collection of Fees.
• Search Time.
• Duplication.
• Review Time (in the case of commercial requesters).

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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 04 January 2005 ist wie folgt:

Overview.

• Purpose.
• References.
• Explanation of terms.
• Responsibilities.
• Policy.
• Developing and using abbreviations, brevity codes, and acronyms.
• Changes.

Other Abbreviations.

• National distinguishing letters for use by North Atlantic Treaty Organization Armed Forces.
• Quadripartite Standardization Agreement abbreviations.

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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 27 March 2006 ist wie folgt:

Responsibilities.

• The Secretary of the Army.
• The Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
• Army Chief Information Officer.
• The Deputy for U.S. Army Services and Operations Agency.
• Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology).
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–3/5/7.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–4.
• The Surgeon General.
• The Judge Advocate General.
• The Chief, National Guard Bureau.
• The Chief, Army Reserve.
• The Chief of Military History.
• Heads of HQDA agencies.
• Commanders of major Army commands and commanders of major subordinate commands.
• The Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command.
• The Commanding General, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
• Publishing and printing functional managers.
• DA publications manager.
• Proponent responsibilities for administrative publications.
• Proponents/preparing agencies of doctrinal and training publications.
• Proponents for technical and equipment publications.
• Commanders authorized publication accounts.

Publications.

• Statutory restrictions.
• Official publications.
• Publications media.
• Writing and revising publications.
• Copyright material.
• Coordination requirements for departmental publications.
• Staffing and submission of publications via e mail and the Internet.
• Authentication.
• Assignment of numbers.
• Distribution.
• Funding of departmental publications and forms.
• Records management requirements.
• Army regulations applicable to the general public.

Publication Domains.

• DA Administrative Publications.
• Proponents of DA administrative publications.
• Exceptions to policy issued by DA administrative publications.
• Committee establishment and continuance approvals.
• Army management control process.
• Issuing revised departmental administrative publications.
• Issuing new departmental administrative publications.
• Changes to classified departmental administrative publications.
• Approval before preparation.
• Supplementation of regulations.
• Coordination and authentication requirements of DA administrative publications.
• DA posters.
• DA memorandums.
• Doctrinal, Training, Training Support, and Organizational Publications.
• Introduction.
• Proponents and preparing agencies.
• Proponent responsibilities for doctrine and training publications.
• Graphic training aids.
• Professional bulletins.
• Technical and Equipment Publications.
• Equipment publications.
• Priorities for preparation.
• Military specifications.
• Development of technical and equipment publications.
• Publications on nondevelopmental items.
• Unauthenticated manufacturers’ manuals.
• Authenticated manufacturers’ manuals.
• Processing emergency updates to technical and equipment publications.
• Local reproduction authority.
• Multi Service Departmental Publications.
• Description of multi Service publications.
• Required multi Service approvals and coordination.
• Defense Logistics Agency Publications.
• Description and categories of DLA publications.
• Role of the Department of the Army.
• Management of Defense Logistics Agency publications.
• Publication in DOD and DA media.
• U.S. Military Communications Electronics Board Publications.
• Authority.
• Types of U. S. Military Communications Electronics Board Publications.
• Defense Information Systems Agency Publications.
• Description and categories of Defense Information Systems Agency publications.
• Authority of Defense Information Systems Agency publications.
• Agency and Command Publications.
• Description of agency and command publications.
• Use of agency and command media.
• Supplements.
• Bulletins.
• Preparing functional or service bulletins.
• Periodicals and Nonrecurring Publications.
• Description.
• Approval authority and reviews.
• New periodicals and nonrecurring publications.

Department of the Army Forms Management Program.

• Approval of new and revised forms.
• Developing new forms .
• Reporting forms.
• Forms requiring General Accounting Office approval.
• Forms subject to the Privacy Act.
• Forms control.
• Funding.

Distribution.

• Distribution System.
• Distribution management.
• Overseas publications centers.
• Publications stockrooms in the 50 States.
• Official publications Web sites.
• Identifying publications through indexes.
• Annual review of distribution lists.
• Distribution of Agency and Command Publications.
• Restrictions.
• Designations for standard distribution.
• Supplements.
• Bulletins.
• Shipping and mailing printed material.
• Sale to eligible foreign governments.

Secretary of the Army Awards for Improving Publications.

• Program responsibilities.
• Award categories.
• Objectives.
• Eligibility.
• Criteria for awards.
• Preparing nominations.
• Submitting nominations.
• Selection and notification procedures.

Printing, Reproduction, and Self Service Copying Management,.

• Statutory Guidelines.
• Contracts for equipment and services.
• Printing and reproduction requirements in grants.
• Initial publication by private publishers.
• Unlawful printing.
• Printing Policy, page.
• Conservation of resources.
• Letterhead and memorandum stationery.
• Envelopes.
• Slogans and logos promoting savings bonds and DOD and HQDA sponsored commemorative programs.

Classbooks and yearbooks.

• Business cards.
• General officer and Senior Executive Service stationery and General Officer invitations.
• Non general officer invitations.
• Personalized items and calendars.
• Official telephone directories.
• Advertising.
• Use of color.
• Printing Procurement (RCS DA&M(AR)1467).
• Commercially procurable printing and reproduction.
• Departmental printing.
• Contract field printing and reproduction.
• Field Printing and Reproduction Operations.
• Establishing field printing and reproduction facilities.
• Reduction or discontinuance of field printing and reproduction facilities.
• Authorized equipment.
• Authorized work.
• Reproduction of classified material.
• Records and reports (RCS DD COMP(AR)1467).

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Der Inhalt des kostenlosen eBooks vom 24 October 2007 ist wie folgt:

Introduction.

• Purpose.
• References.
• Explanation of abbreviations and terms.
• Army Information Assurance Program.

Responsibilities.

• Chief Information Officer/G–6.
• Principal Headquarters, Department of the Army officials and staff.
• Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
• Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–2.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–3/5/7.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–4.
• Commanders of Army Commands; Army Service Component Commands; Direct Reporting Units; U.S. Army.
• Reserve; Army National Guard; program executive officers; direct reporting program managers; Regional Chief.
• Information Officers; Functional Chief Information Officers; and the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
• Commander, 1st Information Operations Command.
• Commanding General, Network Enterprise Technology Command/9th Signal Command (Army).
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command.
• Chief, Army National Guard.
• Chief, Army Reserve.
• U.S. Army Reserve Command Chief of Staff.
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chief of Engineers.
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chief Information Officer.
• Commanding General, Eighth Army.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Europe.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Command.
• Program executive officers and direct reporting program/project managers.
• Commanders, directors, and managers.
• Garrison commanders.
• U.S. Army Reserve major subordinate command.
• Army National Guard state DOIM/J6/CIO.
• Regional Chief Information Officer.
• Army Reserve command/unit/activity G 6.
• Director of Information Management.

Army Information Assurance Program Personnel Structure.

• Personnel structure overview.
• Information assurance personnel structure.
• Information assurance support personnel.

Information Assurance Policy.

• General Policy.
• Policy overview.
• Funding.
• Information assurance training.
• Mission assurance category, levels of confidentiality, and levels of robustness.
• Minimum information assurance requirements.
• Software Security.
• Controls.
• Database management.
• Design and test.
• Hardware, Firmware, and Physical Security.
• Hardware–based security controls.
• Maintenance personnel.
• Security objectives and safeguards.
• Procedural Security.
• Password control.
• Release of information regarding information system infrastructure architecture.
• Personnel Security.
• Personnel security standards.
• Foreign access to information systems.
• Information Systems Media.
• Protection requirements.
• Labeling, marking, and controlling media.
• Clearing, purging (sanitizing), destroying, or disposing of media.
• Network Security.
• Cross domain security interoperability.
• Network security.
• Incident and Intrusion Reporting.
• Information system incident and intrusion reporting.
• Reporting responsibilities.
• Compromised information systems guidance.
• Information Assurance Vulnerability Management.
• Information assurance vulnerability management reporting process.
• Compliance reporting.
• Compliance verification.
• Operating noncompliant information system.
• Miscellaneous Provisions.
• Vulnerability and asset assessment programs.
• Portable electronic devices.
• Wireless local area networks.
• Employee–owned information systems.
• Miscellaneous processing equipment.

Certification and Accreditation.

• Certification and accreditation overview.
• Certification.
• Tailoring.
• Accreditation.
• Recertification and re–accreditation.
• Accreditation documentation.
• Connection approval process.
• Designated approving authority.
• Lead agent of the certification authority.
• System owner.

Communications Security.

• Communications security overview.
• Protected distribution systems.
• Approval of protected distribution systems.
• Radio systems.
• Telecommunication devices.

Risk Management.

• Risk management process.
• Information operations condition.

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