UPDATE: Physical Security Guideline

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UPDATE Physical Security Guideline
 
Public Release
 
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UPDATE Physical Security Guideline
 
 
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Existing tas_physical_V2.pdf
Current Guideline
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UPDATE Physical Security Guideline
 
Proposed Guideline
 
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Update Changes

• The 2.1 Update incorporates the following
  changes
• restructuring to meet Guideline Format approved
  at June CIPC meeting,
• changes/additions recommended by industry
  representatives who assisted Lyman Shaffer,
  Director of Corporate Security Pacific Gas and
  Electric Company, in updating current Guideline
  version
• reviews by members of SGWG

   
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Areas Reviewed in Each Version
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Red-Line Draft of Proposed Update

• Not really a red-line draft
• Shown in RED are the items remaining from the
  last approved version.  The new areas are shown
  in BLACK. 
• This was done because the reformatting and
  additions were so extensive it required a major
  overhaul of the original document. 
• Of the original 35 action items, there are now 56
  (proposed).  To define/compare those action items
  that remain, GREEN reference note have been
  provided.
• (NOTE TO CIPC Original items listed as 6, 11,
  12, 19, 21, 24, 25, 28, and 35 have been
  deleted in their entirety.)

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Reference Material Added
1 These Threat Alert Levels and Physical Response
Guidelines do not apply to facilities regulated
by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.   2
http//www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/display?theme29,
Homeland Security Advisory System issued by the
United States Department of Homeland Security,
Color-coded Threat Level System is used to
communicate with public safety officials and the
public at-large through a threat-based,
color-coded system so that protective measures
can be implemented to reduce the likelihood or
impact of an attack.   3 http//www.psepc.gc.ca/in
dex_e.asp, Public Safety and Emergency
Preparedness Canada (PSEPC).
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