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SETA Command Briefing 2006
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Defense Security Service

• Security Education, Training Awareness (SETA)
  Directorate created within DSS

Acting DirectorDSSMs. Janice Haith
Deputy Director Security Education Training
Awareness (SETA) Vacant
Deputy Director Collaborative Adjudication
Services (CAS) Ms. Lynn Gebrowsky
Deputy Director Industrial Security Program (ISP)
Ms. Mary Griggs
Chief InformationOfficer/ChiefOperating
Officer (CIO/COO) Ms. Janice Haith
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SETA Mission

• Provide security education, training,
  awareness, and professional development services
  for
• DoD
• NISP contractors
• Employees of other federal agencies
• Selected foreign governments

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SETA Organization
Mr. Kevin Jones
Ms. Patricia Stokes
Outreach Awareness
Training - DSS Academy
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Outreach AwarenessComponents
Product Development
Marketing Outreach
Professional Development
Resource Center
Educational Systems
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Marketing Outreach

• Chairs the Security Awareness, and Education
  Working Group (SAEWG)
• Forum to develop, coordinate, recommend,
  disseminate and leverage security awareness
  education resources products across DoD
• Objective
• Standard
• Streamline
• Prevent duplication
• Consistent message

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Marketing Outreach

• Security Awareness Forum for Educators
• (SAFE) Course
• 3-Days
• Addresses how to create an effective security
  education awareness program
• Provides education awareness solutions
• Going mobile!
• Customize

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Marketing Outreach
Participates in DoD federal agency forums for
security awareness

• Contractor Special Access Program Security
  Working Group (CSSWG)
• Industrial Security Working Group (ISWG)
• Community Association for Information Systems
  Security Working Group (CAISSWG)

• National Classification Management Society
  
  (NCMS)
• Joint Industrial Security Advisory Council/
  Industrial Security Advisory Council (Joint
  ISAC/ISAC)
• Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG)

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Marketing Outreach

• Host the DoD Security Managers Conference
• 2004
• 600 Attendees
• 2006
• 800 Attendees
• 2008
• Proposed Spring 2008

YOU are the critical link to security!
Connect the links in Atlanta!
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Marketing Outreach

• Produce SETA Broadcast News

Broadcast News Monthly broadcast that presents
the latest on policies, news information
Access www.dss.mil
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Marketing Outreach

• Your Ideas!

Access www.dss.mil
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Marketing Outreach
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Marketing Outreach

• Additional Efforts
• Promote SETA products and services
• Manage SETAwebsite
• Offer Education Awareness Presentations
• Security A Personal Responsibility
• Steps to Achieving a Successful Security
  Awareness Program
• Steps to Achieving a Successful OPSEC Awareness
  Program
• Increasing Security Awareness

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Product Development

• Security Awareness Products
• Strive to eliminate duplication
• Leverage
• Coordinate
• Recommend
• Develop
• Disseminate

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Product Development

• Developed
• DSS/SETA ENROL Tri-folds
• Heart of War Video

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Product Development

• Under Development
• Original Classification Authority Multi Media
• Security Annual Refresher Multi Media
• D.I.C.E. Video
• Customized Security Guide (Revised)
• Laymans Guide (Revised)

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Resource Center

• Customer Resource Center
• One-stop-shop for security education, training
  awareness needs
• Physical Electronic Media
• Contact Info
• Telephone [phone]
• Email security.awareness_at_dss.mil

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Requirements Gateway

• Obtain Security, Education, Training and
  Awareness Products
• Request a Training Needs Analysis
• Request a SETA Speaker
• Request a DSS/SETA Exhibit Booth

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Speakers Bureau

• A comprehensive database of
• speakers to enhance your Security
• Awareness Program
• Join the bureau
• Request a speaker

http//www.dss.mil/speakersbureau.html
Contact security.awareness_at_dss.mil 410-865-3121
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Professional Development

• Provides career development for the
• Defense Security Service Workforce
• DoD Security Community

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Security Professional Education Development
(SPED)

• A training certification program with defined
  curriculum and career paths for the DoD security
  professional.

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SPED Model

• 3 Levels
• Level I No Specialization
• Level II Initiate Specialization
• Level III Master Generalist
• 
  Expert Specialist

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SPED Core Disciplines

• Personnel Security
• Physical Security
• Information Security
• Industrial Security
• Operations Security
• Common Skills

• integrating Counterintelligence, Information
  Assurance, and Research Technology Protection (as
  supporting disciplines)

Common Skills include Oral/Written
Communication, Critical Thinking, Budget/COR,
Leadership, Teamwork, etc.
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DoD Security Professional Education and
Development Training Model
Level 3 Certified Security Professional
Level 2 Certified Security Professional
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SPED

• This effort .
• Mirrors leverages other community
  professionalization certification programs
• Information Assurance (IA) (in process)
• Counterintelligence (CI) (in process)
• Special Access Program (SAP) (Apprentice Model
  Deployed)
• Adjudicator (in process)

DoD 8570.1-M Information Assurance Training,
Certification, and Workforce Management
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Educational Systems

• Provides support to the DSSA
• Classroom infrastructure
• Server/system maintenance (i.e. ENROL)
• Development of course content, etc. 
• Provides support to the O A
• Develops hard media (paper, CD-ROM, DVD)
  products, audio and video productions
• Electronically distributes products
• Offers creative concepts ideas 

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DSS Academy Components
Instructional Delivery
Academic Operations
Curriculum Design Development
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Academic Operations

• Academy Accreditation
• Curriculum Management
• Course Evaluation
• Instructor Development
• Adjunct Faculty Program

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Accreditation

• DoD Directive 5124.7
• Mandates accreditation by external entities
  recognized by the US Dept of Education

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Programs of Instruction

• General Security
• Industrial Security
• Information Security
• Physical Security

• Information Systems Security
• Personnel Security
• Special Access Program Security

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Revolution in Learning

• Transformed (New Paradigm)
• Classroom Training
• Distributed Learning Methods (e.g., PDFs, CBTs,
  Web, VTC, etc.)
• Communities of Practice
• Job Performance Aiding
• Knowledge Repositories
• Mentoring
• Subject Matter Experts

• As-Is (Old Paradigm)
• Classroom Training
• Distributed Learning Methods (e.g., PDFs, CBTs,
  Web, VTC, etc.)

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Training Model
Integrated Security Professional
Communities of Practice
Performance Support
Security Disciplines
Security Topic Concentrations
Individual Modules of Instruction (DL)
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Contact Information

• DSS Web Site
• www.dss.mil
• DSSA Web Site www.dss.mil/training/index/index.h
  tm
• DSSA E-mail dss.academy_at_dss.mil
• Outreach Awareness Web Site
• http//www.dss/mil/training/securityawareness.ht
  m
• Outreach Awareness
• security.awareness_at_dss.mil
• On-Line (ENROL) registration system

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Contact Information

• Judy Schluter
• Chief, Marketing Outreach
• judith.schluter_at_dss.mil
• 410-865-6040

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SETA

Security Education, Training and Awareness
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Heart of War
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OCA
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Broadcast News
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