Counterintelligence Job Aids
The Counterintelligence (CI) Awareness Program's purpose is to make DoD and Industry Security personnel aware of their responsibility to report unusual activities or behaviors and various threats from foreign intelligence entities, other illicit collectors of US defense information, and/or terrorists.
Supply Chain Risk Management Job Aid
August 2018, 5 pages.This job aid provides an introduction to supply chain risk management and serves as a performance support tool to enable best practices in managing
supply chain risk.
Counterintelligence
Awareness for Defense Critical Infrastructure
July 2016, 3 pages. This job aid provides
an introduction to Defense Critical Infrastructure sectors, awareness
of threats, and knowledge of reporting requirements to those providing
security services to critical infrastructure assets within the Department
of Defense (DoD).
Counterintelligence
Awareness Video
May 2016, 3 minute 48 second video. Threats
to individual privacy, global commerce, and national security are
as rampant as they are diverse, dynamic and complex. CDSE provides
Counterintelligence Awareness training and related materials on recognizing
the threat, reporting procedures, and much more.
DoD
Component Insider Threat Training Requirements and Resources
May 2016, 3 pages. This job aid provides
information on Insider Threat program management personnel training
requirements and resources.
Foreign Intelligence Entity Targeting Recruitment Methodology feedback
March 2016, 1 page. Intelligence officers
spot and assess individuals for potential recruitment.
Industrial Base Technology List
February 2016, 12 pages. The job aid introduces security practitioners
to DSS's Industrial Base Technology List (IBTL). The IBTL identifies
and defines critical U.S. defense technology and crosswalks all categories
to the legacy Military Critical Technology List. This job aid is an
excellent resource for the protection of U.S. technology and the implementation
of research, development and acquisition security practices.
Foreign
Collection Methods: Indicators and Countermeasures
November 2015, 8 pages. Reporting contacts,
activities, indicators, and behaviors associated with foreign in-telligence
entities (FIEs), a term which includes international terrorists, is
required under DoD Directive 5240.06 Counterintelligence Awareness
and Reporting (CIAR).
Understanding Espionage and National Security Crimes feedback
April 2015, 2 pages. This job aid provides
information on understanding espionage and national security crimes.