Wireless Security (WiSec) is generally referred to the protection of wireless National Security System (NSS) information, most notably classified and unclassified wireless access points, but also encompasses wireless devices in proximity to areas where classified information is discussed, displayed, or processed.
Office of Environment, Health, Safety & Security
August 23, 2024
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Wireless Security (WiSec) is generally referred to the protection of wireless National Security System (NSS) information, most notably classified and unclassified wireless access points, but also encompasses wireless devices in proximity to areas where classified information is discussed, displayed, or processed.
Transmitters to be installed within classified facilities, buildings, etc., or in proximity to classified facilities, must not be installed, or powered on until the Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority (CTTA) has conducted a review and the cognizant security authority has accepted any residual risk in writing.
It is the requestors responsibility to submit a completed transmitter review request Attachment 900-4 OTS WS – Transmitter Review Worksheet below to TecSec.
For further information regarding this document, please refer to Chapter 9 of the Headquarters Facilities Master Security Plan.