21-08-16 DCSA CUI Presentation to Navy SEA21 Industry Day (003).pdf
Posted: Oct. 5, 2021
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Industry Day Presentation: DCSA CUI Presentation to Navy SEA21 Industry Day
Key Information:
- The presentation covers the background and history of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), including the establishment of the National Industrial Security Program in 1993 and subsequent executive orders and regulations. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding CUI, as the loss of classified and controlled unclassified information poses risks to national security and defense investments.
- DCSA's responsibilities in managing CUI include administering the DoD CUI program for classified contracts, assessing contractor compliance, providing security education and training, and coordinating with DoD components on CUI protection requirements.
- The presentation outlines DCSA's goals for operationalizing CUI responsibilities, integrating with industry oversight processes, and avoiding redundant efforts. It also highlights ongoing implementation progress, such as enhancing the DoD CUI registry and finalizing a CUI non-disclosure agreement.
- Industry partners are encouraged to review existing contracts for CUI requirements, familiarize themselves with NIST SP 800-171, access training resources on the CDSE website, and stay updated through DCSA's resources and monthly updates.
Key Information:
- The presentation covers the background and history of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), including the establishment of the National Industrial Security Program in 1993 and subsequent executive orders and regulations. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding CUI, as the loss of classified and controlled unclassified information poses risks to national security and defense investments.
- DCSA's responsibilities in managing CUI include administering the DoD CUI program for classified contracts, assessing contractor compliance, providing security education and training, and coordinating with DoD components on CUI protection requirements.
- The presentation outlines DCSA's goals for operationalizing CUI responsibilities, integrating with industry oversight processes, and avoiding redundant efforts. It also highlights ongoing implementation progress, such as enhancing the DoD CUI registry and finalizing a CUI non-disclosure agreement.
- Industry partners are encouraged to review existing contracts for CUI requirements, familiarize themselves with NIST SP 800-171, access training resources on the CDSE website, and stay updated through DCSA's resources and monthly updates.
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