Information Security
The Information Security (INFOSEC) Program establishes policies, procedures, and requirements to protect classified and controlled unclassified information (CUI) that, if disclosed, could cause damage to national security. If you are new to INFOSEC, we suggest you review the training products in the order listed below to develop a foundation in INFOSEC concepts and principles. After review of these training products, additional training is available on this webpage to expand your knowledge and skills.
- Introduction to Information Security IF011.16
- Marking
Classified Information (Job Aid)
- Classified Storage Requirements Short
- Unauthorized Disclosure of Classified Information to DoD and Industry IF130.16
Select groups of related courses that highlight special areas of studies
Internet-based, self-paced training courses
- Classification Conflicts and Evaluations IF110.06
- Derivative Classification IF103.16
- DoD Annual Security Awareness Refresher IF142.06
- DoD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training IF140.06
- DoD Mandatory Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) IF141.06
- Identifying and Safeguarding Personally Identifiable Information (PII) DS-IF101.06
- Information Security Emergency Planning IF108.06
- Introduction to Information Security IF011.16
- Marking Classified Information IF105.16
- Original Classification IF102.16
- Security Classification Guidance IF101.16
- Transmission and Transportation for DoD IF107.16
- Unauthorized Disclosure of Classified Information for DoD and Industry IF130.16
Courses taught by training staff and guest instructors at CDSE in Linthicum,MD and various mobile training sites
- Information Security Management IF201.01
Security products designed to provide guidance and information to perform specific tasks
- Derivative Classification Training
- Dissemination
of Classified Information Within and Outside of the Executive Branch
- Marking
Classified Information
- NOFORN/REL
TO - A Quick Reference Guide to Two Dissemination Controls
- Original
Classification Authority Desktop Reference
- Seven
Step Plan of Action for Writing Classification Guides
Quick and easy ways to test your knowledge and encourage security awareness at your organization
Training videos, usually in 10 minutes or less, that allows you to refresh your knowledge of a critical topic or quickly access information needed to complete a job
- Classified Storage Requirements
- Completing the SF 700
- Completing the SF 701
- Completing the SF 702
- Disposal and Destruction of Classified Information
- Downgrading and Declassification
- Marking in the Electronic Environment
- Marking Syntax
- NATO Information
- Security Incidents Reporting Requirement
- Termination Briefing
Five-ten minute videos that provide information and demonstrate various security procedures
Repositories of role-based resources that serve as one-stop shops for security essentials
Online, informative events available live, on-demand, or previously recorded that address topics and issues of interest to defense security personnel