SV-42762r3_rule
V-32425
Outprocessing Procedures
PE-07.03.01
CAT III
10
Ensure there are local procedures covering the out-processing of departing employees (Military, Government Civilian and Contractor) and that records of departed employees on-hand reflect that out-processing was conducted. Out-processing records should be retained for a minimum of 90-days.
Ensure that out-processing procedures and records include:
-Removal from access to Government Information Systems,
- Turning in all access badges, classified and/or sensitive information,
- Removal from automated entry control systems (AECS) and
- Signing of an SF 312 acknowledging a security debriefing.
NOTE: The SF 312 is only applicable for those persons holding a security clearance.
Check to ensure the organization has documented out-processing procedures.
Review a sampling of personnel security files of departed personnel to ensure compliance. Files of departed personnel should be maintained by an organization for at least 90-days.
Ensure the procedures and records of departed employees reviewed include:
-Removal from access to Government Information Systems,
- Turning in all access badges, classified and/or sensitive information,
- Removal from automated entry control systems (AECS) and
- Signing of an SF 312 acknowledging a security debriefing.
NOTE: The SF 312 is only applicable for those persons holding a security clearance.
TACTICAL ENVIRONMENT: The check is applicable for fixed (established) tactical processing environments where procedural documents (SOPs) and personnel records should be in place. Not applicable to a field/mobile environment.
V-32425
False
PE-07.03.01
Check to ensure the organization has documented out-processing procedures.
Review a sampling of personnel security files of departed personnel to ensure compliance. Files of departed personnel should be maintained by an organization for at least 90-days.
Ensure the procedures and records of departed employees reviewed include:
-Removal from access to Government Information Systems,
- Turning in all access badges, classified and/or sensitive information,
- Removal from automated entry control systems (AECS) and
- Signing of an SF 312 acknowledging a security debriefing.
NOTE: The SF 312 is only applicable for those persons holding a security clearance.
TACTICAL ENVIRONMENT: The check is applicable for fixed (established) tactical processing environments where procedural documents (SOPs) and personnel records should be in place. Not applicable to a field/mobile environment.
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