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The Command Cyber Readiness Inspection scheduled for May 22 to 26, is an inspection of Ramstein’s cybersecurity posture led by the Defense Information Systems Agency. When we hear the acronym ‘CCRI’ we often think about software updates and inconvenient reboots. While it’s true that the “health” of our network is a significant component of this inspection, the physical security of our networks is also a significant consideration that requires attention from all of us. Consider the practices below to ensure you are doing your part to keep our networks secure:
Always maintain positive control of your Common Access Card and line badge.
Store all classified materials, including removable magnetic media, in a General Service Administration- approved storage container in an accredited facility when not under constant observation by cleared personnel.
Secure all cryptographic devices, Secure Telephone Equipment cards, and SIPRNET laptops/hard drives just as you would any other classified materials.
Establish a system of security checks at the close of each duty to ensure classified information is secure to include documentation of Standard Forms 700, 701 and 702.
If you discover unattended classified material, secure the material and report the incident to your security manager right away!
Each of us has a role to play in practicing and enforcing information security policies and procedures, and correcting deficiencies where needed. Engage your security manager if you have any questions, or need clarification on policies and procedures.
In addition to your security manager, the 86th Airlift Wing Information Protection Office can provide assistance when needed. Maintaining a strong information security posture will not only ensure success in the upcoming CCRI, it will keep Ramstein Cyber Ready 365!
