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3. portable electronic devices (PEDs) and mobile computing devices, such as laptops, fitness bands, tablets, smartphones, electronic readers, and Bluetooth devices, have similar features. All SIPRNet connected PEDs must comply with requirements in the "Joint USD(I) and DoD CIO Memorandum, dated 25 September 2015, SUBJECT: Security and Operational Guidance for . REF (E) IS DOD CIO MEMORANDUM, INTRODUCTION AND USE OF WEARABLE FITNESS DEVICES AND HEADPHONES WITHIN DOD ACCREDITED SPACES AND FACILITIES. Per reference (k), DoD Components must first attempt to leverage DoD enterprise collaboration capabilities, which are approved for use by all DoD users. M$wY%\z>Rqa. ( ( ( ( ( ( %%EOF
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( ( Illinois Supreme Court Policy on Portable Electronic Devices 01/22 Page 2 locations (e.g., hidden in bushes or behind trash cans), thereby risking the loss of their Portable Electronic Devices and the information which is stored there. REF (G) IS SECNAV M-5510.30, DON PERSONNEL SECURITY PROGRAM. It outlines various types of mobile devices and wireless radio technologies and their vulnerabilities, reviews which personal mobile devices may be used in a government setting and under what conditions, and discusses methods of protecting unclassified government-provided and government-authorized mobile devices. ( Only government furnished equipment (GFE) approved for acquisition within the U.S government is authorized for use. ( ( The Western Electric Company was an American electrical engineering and manufacturing company officially founded in 1869. 1067 0 obj
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( ( True The DoD considers a PED to be any portable information system or device that __________. View Portable Electronic Devices and Removable Storage Media v2.0 HTML.docx from IS MISC at American Military University. ( If you are unsure as to whether your item is export-controlled, OEC can assist . SUBJECT: Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) Use Policy. ( %%EOF
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