Counterintelligence Awareness Briefing

1. Counterintelligence Awareness Briefing Briefing required at least once every year for DoD employees with access to SECRET info or above. Why is this Brief required? Why does the government care if classified information compromised? What are the possible negative consequence for loss of classified information? How many have TS or above? How many traveled abroad in last year? How many work in a SCIF? If you don’t work in a SCIF does that mean you don’t have to pay attention to the brief?Briefing required at least once every year for DoD employees with access to SECRET info or above. Why is this Brief required? Why does the government care if classified information compromised? What are the possible negative consequence for loss of classified information? How many have TS or above? How many traveled abroad in last year? How many work in a SCIF? If you don’t work in a SCIF does that mean you don’t have to pay attention to the brief?

3. What Do They Want? Military Capabilities & Tactics Ships Movement/Locations Knowledge of Secure Areas Security Procedures Military Intelligence National Policy DoN Technology In SD we have all of these in one place Military Tactics – For Operation Iraqi Freedom they want to know what we did right and what we did wrong Diplomatic – The South Koreans want to know what would the U.S. do if the North attacked them, and Taiwan wants to know what would the U.S. do if China attacked them Technology-- This is the #1 priority for NCIS in San Diego – protecting the Navy’s secrets In SD we have all of these in one place Military Tactics – For Operation Iraqi Freedom they want to know what we did right and what we did wrong Diplomatic – The South Koreans want to know what would the U.S. do if the North attacked them, and Taiwan wants to know what would the U.S. do if China attacked them Technology-- This is the #1 priority for NCIS in San Diego – protecting the Navy’s secrets

4. Military Personnel DoN Civilians Military Dependants Diplomats Students Scientists Who Do They Want? Another example might be a husbanding agent who the Navy deals with in regard to a port visit. This individual is a foreign national who does not have access to “classified” info but has access to information that is not public and that foreign intelligence services would be interested in obtainingAnother example might be a husbanding agent who the Navy deals with in regard to a port visit. This individual is a foreign national who does not have access to “classified” info but has access to information that is not public and that foreign intelligence services would be interested in obtaining

5. Why You? Placement & Access You work for DoN Knowledge of Programs Classified or Not Knowledge of Secure Areas On your Base Within your Command

6. CYBER Threats FIS would love having access to your computer P2P networks can leave your hard drive vulnerable Ship movements Email and chat conversations Unclassified exercise slides Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

7. Travel Tips Be Aware of Room Bugs Room Toss Monitored telephones What you say in Elevators, Lobbies, Bars Airport Hassles Internet cafes Being DOD employees you are already a target, when you travel abroad you become even more of a target Other countries have different rules when it comes to monitoring individuals Being DOD employees you are already a target, when you travel abroad you become even more of a target Other countries have different rules when it comes to monitoring individuals

8. Conclusion Be Alert To… Things That Don’t Fit or Don’t Look Right Be Proactive If something doesn’t look right, report it. It might be the missing to a puzzle we’ve been trying to put together.If something doesn’t look right, report it. It might be the missing to a puzzle we’ve been trying to put together.