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As requested, consult with, and provide advice and recom-
mendations to, the various departments and agencies concern-
ing OPSEC vulnerabilities and corrective measures;
On an ad hoc basis, chair meetings of representatives of two
or more Executive departments or agencies having competing
interests or responsibilities with OPSEC implications that
affect national security interests. Analyze the issues
may and prepare advisory memoranda and recommendations for the
competing agencies. In the event NOAC fails to resolve
differences, it shall submit the issue, together with its
recommendation, to the SIG-I for resolution, which may
recommend a meeting of the Policy Review Group (PRG) to
consider the issue;
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Bring to the attention of the SIG-I unsolved OPSEC vulner-
abilities and deficiencies that may arise within designated
programs and activities of the Executive branch; and
--
Specify national-level requirements for intelligence and
counterintelligence OPSEC support to the SIG-I.
Director, National Security Agency.
The Director, National Security Agency, is designated Executive
Agent for interagency OPSEC training. In this capacity, he
has
responsibility to assist Executive departments and agencies, as
needed, to establish OPSEC programs; develop and provide inter-
agency OPSEC training courses; and establish and maintain an
Interagency OPSEC Support Staff (IOSS), whose membership shall
include, at a minimum, a representative of the Department of
Defense, the Department of Energy, the Central Intelligence
Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the General
Services Administration. The IOSS will:
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Carry out interagency, national-level OPSEC training for
executives, program and project managers, and OPSEC
specialists;
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Act as consultant to Executive departments and agencies in
connection with the establishment of OPSEC programs and
OPSEC surveys and analyses; and
Provide an OPSEC technical staff for the SIG-I.
Nothing in this directive:
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Is intended to infringe on the authorities and responsibili- -
ties of the Director of Central Intelligence to protect
intelligence sources and methods, nor those of any member of
the Intelligence Community as specified in Executive Order
No. 12333; or
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