Intermediate

Government Facilities: Specialized Engineering

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By the end of this course, you should be able to locate the specific requirements that apply to a given facility and assess that facility for compliance. Familiarity with fundamental security engineering concepts is assumed.

The facility processes information classified up to the Secret level, but only in certain spaces — not throughout the entire building.

This module discusses the specific requirements and considerations for securing government facilities, with a particular focus on military installations. It starts by looking at the resources available for determining what controls are required for a government facility. Required controls are typically strict, with clear guidelines and, in most cases, a routine inspection to enforce compliance. It also covers example controls for a military base facility and the systems connected to military networks — an overview of the different types of governing documents, their purpose, where to find them, and how to determine what applies to a specific facility or network.

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What's inside

5 sections
  1. 1 Table of Contents
  2. 2 Module 1: DoD Policy Framework and Required Controls for Government Facilities
  3. 3 Module 2: Assessing Physical Security and Implementing Controls
  4. 4 Module 3: Assessing Devices and Implementing Required Controls
  5. 5 Summary

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