FISWG 26 September 2012 Helen MacDonald L-3 Communications.

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FISWG 26 September 2012 Helen MacDonald L-3 Communications

 Use Outlook to create reminders  e.g., perimeter searches, adverse info checks, PRs due  Color-code different categories  Create separate folders  Create a Security Webpage for employees’ ease of access  NISPOM  SPP  SCGs  OPSEC Plan  Processes  Templates

 Send out monthly all-hands  Make it short and to the point  Mix business and personal messages  Use pictures  Use real-life examples  Use short quizzes  Announce and give KUDOs to employees who do the right thing

 International travel  Pre-travel and Post-travel briefings  Foreign visitors  Mailing labels  s for PCLs, PRs, etc.  for Adverse Info  Proposal Data

 Adverse Info checks with HR, Payroll  PRs due  Rekey/check STE keys  ISFD  eFCL  Perimeter searches  After-hours trash can diving

 Get onto the mailing list for inquiries that come through your Organization website  Review s asking for info  Meet monthly with BD to go through those highlighted SCRs  Forward SCRs to DSS CI  Talk to your travelers  Visit with your employees  Keep your door open

 Use pictures and photos to catch attention  Use real-life situations  Use spy stories  Use case studies  Involve your audience

 Any kind of food freebie will get them there (e.g., DHS ICE Briefing)  “Give them prizes, and they will remember!”

 Florida Industrial Security Working Group (FISWG)  National Classification Management Society (NCMS)  Sun Coast  Space Coast  No Coast  Defense Security Service  Federal Bureau of Investigation  Internet Crimes Complaint Center  Department of Homeland Security  Department of State  Immigration and Customs Enforcement  Defense Personnel Security Research Center

…than it is to be forgiven  Stay in touch with your IS Rep, DSS CI and ISSP  Work with FBI, DHS, Police Department  Download training & posters from DSS, DISA  Work closely with your own:  ISSM  Export Control  IT  Facilities  HR

 Enjoy the challenge of your position  Play to your individual strengths (12%)  Volunteer to join teams on new projects and develop new skills  Learn as much as you can…you’re never too old or too wise!  Connect with your employees  Use the Platinum Rule—as they need to be treated (Marcus Buckingham)  How do you get to know someone? Ask questions  Don’t forget to say “please”, “thank you” and “I’m sorry”!  Embrace your “human-ness”  Pat your own back  Laugh at yourself when you mess up!

“Congratulations! The government didn’t find any bodies buried in your back yard.” When someone does something good, you don’t have to just say “Thanks”…say “Gracias” or “Merci Beaucoup” and Use a nice font to say it with!

 Treat yourself with honor  Appreciate your talents  Teacher  Parent  Politician  Psychologist  Mediator  Administrative Assistant  …and much more!

…for attending and for all you do to protect our nation Helen MacDonald