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.

Fact sheet summarizes resilience planning lessons learned from PNNL's Technical Resilience Navigator pilot.

Medical devices are considered electronic equipment and must be inspected prior to bringing these items into a Limited Area (LA), Vault-Type-Room (VTR), or a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF).

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Petroleum Reserves announced that contracts have been awarded for the acquisition of 2.5 million barrels of U.S.-produced crude oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).

The document below is used for a Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) inspection. A TSCM Inspection is a limited activity addressing specific concerns.

Seaweed, in its many forms, serves distinct purposes. It’s a vitamin-rich snack, with many health benefits. In the water, it provides a safe habitat for sea creatures, absorbing gases and nutrients like carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and phosphorous. It’s even used as an extra ingredient in ice cream, thickening it and preventing ice crystals from building up.

The document below Requests must be submitted for gifts received from non-US personnel whose relationships were developed during official business, or when the item was received through unusual circumstances (provided by a stranger, left in hotel room, discovered in luggage, etc.), regardless of electronic/electric capability.

Secure desktop phone (ViPer, etc.) users may not connect, disconnect, reconfigure, transfer, or relocate these devices on their own.

Decisions were issued on: - Personnel Security - FOIA Appeal

Access Authorization Not Granted; Guideline E (Personal Conduct)