In shared facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC-approved tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on TOP SECRET cable reticulation systems.
Topic
Sealing cable reticulation systems and conduits
Applicable to
Top Secret
History
Priority
must
Jun 2022
In shared facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC-approved tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on TOP SECRET cable reticulation systems.
Miscellaneous changes were made to rationale and recommendations throughout the publication to clarify content. This included the adoption of ‘control’ terminology, in preference to ‘security control’ terminology, to allow for the capture of other types of controls in the future, such as privacy controls, in addition to security controls.
In addition, formatting changes were made to the system security plan annex template and the cloud controls matrix template in order to increase their alignment, such as the inclusion of an ‘implementation status’ column within the system security plan annex template. Furthermore, a new ‘responsible entity’ column was added to both templates in order to capture information on the responsible system (in the case of inherited controls) or responsible vendor (in the case of multi-vendor systems) that are responsible for the implementation of controls. Note, this column can also be used to capture information on teams or individuals that are responsible for the implementation of controls if desired.
Dec 2021
In shared facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC endorsed tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on TOP SECRET cable reticulation systems.
The recommendations for ‘shared government facilities’ and ‘shared non-government facilities’ have been combined into simply ‘shared facilities’.
Mar 2021
In shared non-government facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC endorsed tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on cable reticulation systems.
Security control 0195 was amended to ensure consistency of terminology.
Jan 2021
In shared non-government facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC endorsed tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on reticulation systems.
Dec 2019
In shared non-government facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC endorsed tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on reticulation systems.
Security control 0195 was modified slightly to remove redundant content.
Nov 2019
In shared non-government facilities, uniquely identifiable SCEC endorsed tamper-evident seals are used to seal all removable covers on reticulation systems, including box section front covers, conduit inspection boxes, outlet and junction boxes, and T-pieces.
2015
Agencies must use SCEC endorsed tamper evident seals to seal all removable covers onreticulation systems, including:• box section front covers• conduit inspection boxes• outlet and junction boxes• T–pieces.
2010
Agencies must use SCEC endorsed tamper evident seals to seal all removable covers on reticulation systems,including:• conduit inspection boxes• outlet and junction boxes• T-pieces.