Security Bad Habits #1
Let's take a look at bad security habits and how to avoid them. We'll take on one at a time. # 1. Not marking working papers. You might think it's okay to mark them later. You might be on a roll and can't stop for details. Whatever, stop making excuses and mark them immediately. You'll be glad you did. Here's how to do it right Working papers containing c lassified information shall be: dated when created-Do this immediately, don't wait. Pretty soon you may find your security container filled with working papers and you have no idea of classification level or how old they are, and you've run out of time to mark them properly before you have to explain to DSS. marked with the highest classification of any information contained in them-if the working papers are a result of classified experiments, research, or some other data, refer to the appropriate classification guidance, DD Form 254, contract or source and find out the clas...