dod portable electronic device policy

endobj endstream endobj 1029 0 obj <. 3.b.5. ( ( Per reference (k), DoD Components must first attempt to leverage DoD enterprise collaboration capabilities, which are approved for use by all DoD users. DOD issuances contain the various policies and procedures the govern and regulate activities and missions across the defense enterprise. ( ( ( ( ( ( REF (F) IS DOD MANUAL 5200.01, VOL 3, DOD INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM: PROTECTION OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. REF/C/MEMO/DIA WASHINGTON DC/1MAY2014// This is a potential security issue, you are being redirected to https://csrc.nist.gov. %PDF-1.7 4. ( endstream endobj 151 0 obj <. ( \p>JH`7who This may be due to a failure to meet the access policy requirements. ( ( DoD-provided peripherals, including CAC readers used on non-DoD-issued computers, may be returned and reused. It outlines various types of mobile devices and wireless radio technologies and their vulnerabilities, reviews which personal mobile devices may be used in a government setting and under what conditions, and discusses methods of protecting unclassified government-provided and government-authorized mobile devices. %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ( Therefore, these devices provide a means for our adversaries to hack into our network / systems 24/7 without warning. PEDS AND PERIPHERALS: All Marine Corps personnel are hereby authorized, subject to local policy and capability limitations below, to use web cameras (webcams), either embedded or wired as noted in reference (j); wired headphones or headsets, either 35mm audio or USB as noted in reference (j); and/or internal laptop microphones on unclassified government portable electronic devices (PEDs), or on unclassified government desktop systems within Marine Corps collateral classified workspaces, unclassified workspaces, or while in use during authorized telework. 10.8.26 Wireless and Mobile Device Security Policy 10.8.26.1 Program Scope and Objectives 10.8 .26.1.1 . b. ( ( The proliferation of personal portable electronic devices (PPEDs) in the form of wearable technology has increased dramatically since their introduction in the 1980s. 3.b. } !1AQa"q2#BR$3br 3.b.1. 1 of 1 point True False (Correct!) A mobile device security policy should define which types of the organization's resources may be accessed via mobile devices, which types of mobile devices are permitted to access the organization's resources, the degree of access that various classes of mobile devices may havefor example, ( ( ( REF (K) IS DON CIO MEMORANDUM, ACCEPTABLE USE OF DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. ( As stated in reference (j), devices using wireless communication (including Bluetooth, cellular or Wi-Fi, or other near field communication) are PROHIBITED unless granted an explicit exception by. hb```"!:AXc ~t;vOgLi7Q +:;+:X]@V \`V-fj#Y%8Ctp;O/fw "% ( ( Personnel who knowingly or willfully violate the requirements in this MARADMIN may be subject to a preliminary inquiry in accordance with reference (g) and an incident report in the Joint Personnel Adjudication System, per reference (h). ( ( ( portable electronic device (PED) Abbreviation (s) and Synonym (s): PED show sources Definition (s): Electronic devices having the capability to store, record, and/or transmit text, images/video, or audio data. ( ( %PDF-1.5 under criteria established by an Executive Order or an act of Congress to be kept protected in the interest . %%EOF Exceptions to this policy shall be considered only in unique and rare . ( ( (U) Implementation Guidance for Department of Defense (DOD) (Less NRO and NSA) SCIFS. 3.a.3. ( ( This MARADMIN supplements the direction provided in references (a) through (k), amplifies the direction provided in reference (j), reiterates direction provided in reference (k), and applies to all Marine Corps military, civilian, and support contractor personnel. Wired headsets, e.g., a headphone with an integrated microphone, can contain a built-in noise cancelling microphone; however, no other noise-cancelling functionality is permitted. ( Today Comment: All "smart" devices are capable of staying connected full-time to the internet, via satellite, Wi-Fi, cable, etc. hbbd`b`bLuL %d ( f. Updates guidance on sanitization, declassification, and release of IS . ( Photo by Tech Sgt. ( Comments about the glossary's presentation and functionality should be sent to secglossary@nist.gov. 0. dod portable electronic device policy. DOD Forms Management Program Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Forms including standard, optional, OPM, Retirement & Insurance, Investigations and Group Life Insurance forms General Services. 0 ( ( A covered entity's . ( ( ( A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States. ( 3.a.8. ( GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. Z,9 ( As a general rule, international travel in pursuit of official CU activities should not involve export-controlled equipment, materials, software or technology (together "items") without first consulting the Office of Export Contorls (OEC). Authorized webcam user agreements must be completed and filed with the designated Information System Security Manager/Officer (ISSM/ISSO) for webcams used on unclassified systems within collateral classified spaces. ( Do not use NFC to communicate passwords or sensitive data. ( DoD policy states that Federal Government communication systems and equipment (including Government owned telephones, facsimile machines, electronic mail, internet systems, and commercial systems), when use of such systems and equipment is paid for by the Federal Government, will be for official use and authorized purposes only. ( For example new employees often receive workstations used by previous . ( Technologies in the DoD Global Information Grid (b) DoD ClO Memo, Introduction andDse of Wearable Fitness Devices Headphones within DoD Accredited Spaces and Facilities Cc) MCO 5239.25 Cd) MCO 3O70.2A Ce) MCO 5100.295 Cf) CXC WASHINGTON DC C4 271630Z May 16 CMARADMIN 274/16) Cg) USMC ECSD 005, Portable Electronic Devices, Ver. ( ( ( R(T0T0 BC#CC=#3=cc\}#Cb@. Om DOD Acceptable Use Policy . . 1049 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<9CA7DD0FD97ECE479CEA466B1D2A6DAE>]/Index[1028 40]/Info 1027 0 R/Length 98/Prev 227061/Root 1029 0 R/Size 1068/Type/XRef/W[1 2 1]>>stream Last Revised. ( /cI8~.n$15}K}G_g?qH??~?g?{?^ZNG\B7p,twwbaqGE]33szn>{'#.[ qdYRA:{q'%h@B-~+o"xoyYvFw?>Ge>PYw~gvQ|d% ( tO"n#g)]k4J}C-irFU4g&57s T"Y) H ~q+Ok"f[T T Wearable fitness devices and headphones in DoD accredited spaces are subject to inspection and, if necessary, technical evaluation. %%EOF ( 4 0 obj 3.b.7. endstream endobj 548 0 obj <>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]>>/Subtype/Form/Type/XObject>>stream 3.a.1. 3. ( 2. Mmi?q~5(\6u+9oW3`4+x#!vrk]KyPU@> o\H'`{Q# *l4=l`;~/.y 4N'@r#^N.zx|q{1lb0FXz'28\! ( ( To mitigate potential risks, the following conditions and procedures will be implemented when using the aforementioned peripherals: ( 588 0 obj <>stream 3.b.2. ( %PDF-1.6 % w !1AQaq"2B #3Rbr %PDF-1.5 % ( ( ( \ag6qLDzN(qNha*|B}@32imz>|)f. ( ( Medium C AAL 2 Remote . (This can trigger automatic communication.) ( ( ( ( The ECSM series provides modules that guide the implementation of policy direction as stated in MCO 5239.2A, Marine Corps Cybersecurity Program (MCCSP), "provides cybersecurity policy,. <>/Metadata 204 0 R/ViewerPreferences 205 0 R>> ( hbbd```b``6M )D2z`q,>DY@dD(X2d,f3HV0.XL> ,@6$,c`bd`v #] Bh ( ( portable electronic devices (PEDs) and mobile computing devices, such as laptops, fitness bands, tablets, smartphones, electronic readers, and Bluetooth devices, have similar features. Portable Electronic Devices means mobile devices capable of electronically storing, accessing, or transmitting . ( ( The Defense Logistics Agency defines mobile devices as a wireless-enabled portable device. 6. Official websites use .gov ( ( REF (G) IS SECNAV M-5510.30, DON PERSONNEL SECURITY PROGRAM. The DoD Cyber Exchange HelpDesk does not provide individual access to users. POLICY. 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REF (E) IS DOD CIO MEMORANDUM, INTRODUCTION AND USE OF WEARABLE FITNESS DEVICES AND HEADPHONES WITHIN DOD ACCREDITED SPACES AND FACILITIES. ( ( Only government furnished equipment (GFE) approved for acquisition within the U.S government is authorized for use. ( 0 ( ( DMUC has since evolved to develop, implement and manage the mobility infrastructure that connects devices and applications within the DOD, says Smith. Access is . ( M$wY%\z>Rqa. 1028 0 obj <> endobj hb```~VN~100h+0H*"4/E8gIh>bXh4U c_o/aX1_@b`4xP*f e`r R6-: k', ( Do not bring devices near other unknown electronic devices. Technology (IT) (stand-alone) systems. ( ( R 091720Z SEP 20 ( ( ( s+x1GC__=Y)J&|..gN|8srv.eEd%%E6p40tP1!=0eia e?SX ( [LEP] hardware. Today's portable electronic activity monitoring devices, (e.g., fitness, communication, and medical) offer a wide range of personal, professional, and health benefits. ( A subsidiary of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company for most of its lifespan, it served as the primary equipment manufacturer, supplier, and purchasing agent for the Bell System from 1881 until 1984, when the system was dismantled. ( ( ( 1 0 obj KDDvCyo2HLUU. REF/D/GENADMIN/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC/2281830Z MAR 16/ALNAV 019-16// ( REF (D) IS ALNAV 019-16, ACCEPTABLE USE OF AUTHORIZED PERSONAL PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN SPECIFIC DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SPACES. ( ( %PDF-1.5 % %%EOF ( ( ( 3. ( ( ( ( ( ( 3.b.4. ( This STIG provides policy, training, and operating procedure security controls for the use of mobile devices and systems in the DoD environment. ( ( SUBJECT: Army Directive 2019-23 (Allocation of Wireless Portable Electronic Devices) 1. ( Holiday travelers often use portable electronic devices (PEDs) because they offer a range of conveniences, for example, enabling the traveler to order gifts on-the-go, access to online banking, or download boarding passes.

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