Department of Defense
INSTRUCTION
NUMBER 5240.19
August 27, 2007
Incorporating Change 1, December 28, 2010
USD(I)
SUBJECT: Counterintelligence Support to the Defense Critical Infrastructure Program
References: (a) DoD Directive 3020.40, Defense Critical Infrastructure Program
(DCIP), August 19, 2005
(b) DoD Directive O-5240.02, DoD Counterintelligence (CI), May 22, 1997
December 20, 2007
(c) DoD Directive 5143.01, Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
(USD(I)), November 23, 2005
(d) DoD Directive 5220.22, National Industrial Security Program,
September 27, 2004 DoD Instruction O-5100.93, Defense Counterintelligence
(CI) and Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Center (DCHC), August 13, 2010
(e) through (l), see Enclosure l
1. PURPOSE
This Instruction implements policy and assigns responsibilities pursuant to References (a) and
(b), according to the authority in Reference (c), for Counterintelligence (CI) support to the
Defense Critical Infrastructure Program (DCIP).
2. APPLICABILITY AND SCOPE
This Instruction applies to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), the Military
Departments, the Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Joint Staff, the
Combatant Commands (COCOMs), the Inspector General of the Department of Defense DoD,
the Defense Agencies, the DoD Field Activities, and all other organizational entities within the
Department of Defense DoD (hereafter referred to collectively as the DoD Components ).
3. DEFINITIONS
Terms used in this Instruction are defined in Enclosure 2.
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4. POLICY
It is DoD policy according to Reference (b) to:
4.1. Provide proactive and comprehensive CI support to the DCIP, to include the full
spectrum of CI activities.
4.2. Provide comprehensive, timely reporting of potential foreign threat incidents, events,
and trends to DCIP authorities and the DoD Components to support the DoD critical
infrastructure program.
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1. The Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (USD(I)), pursuant to Reference (c),
shall establish policy, monitor implementation of this Instruction, and issue additional direction
and guidance as necessary to provide CI support to the DCIP.
5.2. The Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Human Intelligence, CI and Security
(DUSD(HCI&S)), under the USD(I), shall serve as the principal advisor to the USD(I) regarding
CI support to the DCIP.
5.3. The Director, CI, under the authority, direction, and control of the DUSD(HCI&S),
shall:
5.3.1. Provide policy oversight for DoD CI support to the DCIP.
5.3.2. Serve as the staff point of contact within OSD for issues related to CI support to
the DCIP.
5.3.3. Represent DoD in national-level forums on CI support to the DCIP.
5.4. The Director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), under the authority, direction, and
control of the USD(I), shall:
5.4.1. Analyze foreign intelligence threats directed against infrastructure critical to the
Department of Defense and produce foreign intelligence threat assessments for use by DoD CI
elements in support of the DCIP.
5.4.2. Manage DoD CI intelligence production in support of the DCIP.
5.4.3. Manage DoD CI collection requirements in support of the DCIP.
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5.4.4. In coordination with the appropriate geographic Combatant Commander, through
the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, develop, update, and maintain a DCIP CI intelligence
collection plan to satisfy the collection requirements of the Defense Sectors (Reference (a)).
5.4.5. Provide DCIP CI analytical support and distribute analytic products relating to
intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) to DoD CI elements. Provide threat
assessments at the lowest level of classification possible for the widest dissemination.
5.5. The Director, Defense Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence Center (DCHC),
under the authority, direction, and control of the Director, DIA, in accordance with DoD
Instruction (DoDI) O-5100.93 (Reference (d)), shall:
5.4.6 5.5.1. Deconflict CI activities when multiple CI elements have an interest in the
same critical asset.
5.4.7. 5.5.2. Provide program management and deconfliction to DoD components
providing CI support to the DCIP.
5.4.8. 5.5.3. Coordinate with DoD CI elements to develop and implement performance
measures for CI support to the DCIP.
5.4.9. 5.5.4. In coordination with the ASD(HD/ASA), create and maintain information
databases for DoD CI support to the DCIP.
5.4.10. 5.5.5. Develop and manage an advanced DoD-level training program for CI
support to the DCIP.
5.5. 5.6. The Director, National Security Agency/Chief, Central Security Service
(NSA/CSS), under the authority, direction, and control of the USD(I), shall collect, process,
produce, and disseminate DCIP-related intelligence in support of the DCIP.
5.6. 5.7. The Director, Defense Security Service (DSS), under the authority, direction, and
control of the USD(I), shall:
5.6.1. 5.7.1. Conduct CI functional services for cleared defense industrial base (DIB)
critical assets in coordination with Service CI elements.
5.6.1.1. 5.7.1.1. Coordinate the conduct of CI activity at DIB critical asset facilities.
5.6.1.2. 5.7.1.2. Identify intelligence gaps related to protecting DIB critical assets and
submit CI collection and production requirements to DIA.
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5.6.2. 5.7.2. Develop requirements and requests for DCIP threat assessments for DIB
critical assets. Provide industrial security threat information and other CI-related information to
CI elements engaged in supporting the DIB pursuant to DoD Directive 5220.22 (Reference (de)).
5.6.3. 5.7.3. In coordination with the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland
Defense and Americas Security Affairs (ASD(HD/ASA)), under the Under Secretary of Defense
for Policy (USD(P)), and the Director, Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA), under
the authority, direction, and control of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition,
Technology, and Logistics (USD(AT&L)):
5.6.3.1. 5.7.3.1. Assist in the preparation and execution of DCIP CI Coverage Plans
for individual DIB critical assets under DSS cognizance.
5.6.3.2. 5.7.3.2. Coordinate CI activities in support of cleared DIB assets and
capabilities nominated by the Director, DCMA, and under the cognizance of the Director, DSS,
with DoD and Federal authorities.
5.6.3.3. 5.7.3.3. Apprise the Director, DCMA, of actual or potential threat activity
related to specific DIB assets; contribute to enhanced DIB security and protection in
collaboration with the appropriate geographic Combatant Commander, through the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Director, DoD Counterintelligence Field Activity (DoD CIFA)
DCHC, under the authority, direction, and control of the USD(I) Director, DIA.
5.6.3.4. 5.7.3.4. Monitor DIB security, threats, suspicious incidents, and
countermeasure implementation; apprise DCMA, the cognizant Combatant Commander, the
ASD(HD/ASA), the Service CI Lead Agency, DIA, and DoD CIFA DCHC when changing
conditions could result in an increased risk.
5.6.4. 5.7.4. Provide industrial security threat and other CI-related information to CI
elements engaged in CI support to the DCIP.
5.7. 5.8. The Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), under the authority,
direction, and control of the USD(I), shall provide geospatial intelligence in support of the DCIP.
5.8. The Director, DoD CIFA, under the authority, direction, and control of the USD(I),
shall:
5.8.1. Develop, review, and manage an integrated CI effort to support the DCIP pursuant
to DoD Directive 5105.67 (Reference (e)).
5.8.2. Deconflict CI activities when multiple CI elements have an interest in the same
critical asset.
5.8.3. Provide program management and deconfliction to DoD components providing CI
support to DCIP.
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5.8.4. Coordinate with DoD CI elements to develop and implement performance
measures for CI support to the DCIP.
5.8.5. In coordination with the ASD(HD/ASA), create and maintain information
databases for DoD CI support to the DCIP.
5.8.6. Develop and manage an advanced DoD-level training program for CI support to
the DCIP.
5.9. The ASD(HD/ASA), under the USD(P), and in coordination with the USD(I), shall:
5.9.1. Advise the DUSD(HCI&S) of policy, program, or process changes in the DCIP
that may affect CI support.
5.9.2. Provide DCIP CI collection requirements to DIA for formal tasking.
5.9.3. Provide the authoritative Defense Critical Asset (DCA) List to the
DUSD(HCI&S). This list shall be the basis of CI support to the DCIP, based upon
ASD(HD/ASA) priorities.
5.10. The USD(AT&L), in coordination with the USD(I), shall advise the DUSD(HCI&S) of
policy, program, or process changes in the DIB, logistics, public works, or transportation
infrastructures that may affect CI support.
5.11. The Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller/Chief Financial Officer), in coordination
with the USD(I), shall advise the DUSD(HCI&S) of policy, program, or process changes in the
financial services infrastructure that may affect CI support.
5.12. The Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, in coordination with the
USD(I), shall advise the DUSD(HCI&S) of policy, program, or process changes in the health
affairs or personnel infrastructures that may affect CI support.
5.13. The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration shall:
5.13.1. Advise the DUSD(HCI&S) of policy, program, or process changes in the Global
Information Grid (GIG) infrastructure that may affect CI support.
5.13.2. Provide DCIP CI collection requirements to DIA to protect the GIG and support
computer network defense of DoD information systems.
5.13.3. Coordinate with the ASD(HD/ASA) and the Commanders of the COCOMs,
through the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as appropriate, to:
5.13.3.1. Maintain continuing liaison with Federal authorities, including the
Director, National Communication System, regarding the security and protection of the GIG and
DCA.
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5.13.3.2. Provide, in collaboration with the Director, DoD CIFA DIA, the processes
and means to apprise GIG critical asset owners and operators of known, imminent, and
impending threats.
5.13.3.3. Monitor GIG and critical asset security and countermeasure
implementation, monitor threat/suspicious activity, and apprise the ASD(HD/ASA), the CI Lead
Agency, and the Director, DoD CIFA DIA, when there is an increased risk to the GIG. (See
Enclosure 3 for a list of CI Lead Agencies.)
5.13.4. Coordinate with the CI Lead Agency and the Executive Director, Defense Cyber
Crime Center (DC3), for CI cyber investigations when a foreign intelligence connection is
indicated.
5.14. The Heads of DoD Components with CI elements under their authority, direction, and
control shall:
5.14.1. Provide for the conduct, management, coordination, control, integration, and
oversight of CI activities within their Components to support the DCIP pursuant to References
(a), (b), and (d) and DoD Instructions 5240.10, 5240.16, 5240.6, and 5240.17 (References (f),
(g), (h), and (i), respectively).
5.14.1.1. Establish and implement CI activities to obtain, analyze, and report
intelligence information regarding foreign threats to DoD critical assets or national security
interests related to the DCIP for use in providing DCIP risk management support to the
Intelligence Community.
5.14.1.2. Coordinate with Federal, State, and local authorities and the cognizant
Combatant Commander, through the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to obtain and share
information to protect DCIP critical assets. Integrate such efforts with ASD(HD/ASA)
information sharing programs pursuant to Reference (a).
5.14.2. Coordinate all CI support activities involving the DCIP with DoD CIFA DCHC
and the cognizant Combatant Commander.
5.14.3. Report DCIP CI activities to DoD CIFA DCHC and other affected CI elements
using the appropriate defense CI information system pursuant to References (h) and (i).
5.14.4. Coordinate with organic CI elements to produce and periodically update threat
assessments for DoD critical infrastructures and DIB critical assets; promptly report threat
information to DIA and DoD CIFA.
5.14.5. Consult with the Executive Director, DC3, on DoD CI cyber investigations
involving critical infrastructures and impacting the GIG to afford DC3 the first opportunity for
digital forensic support.
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5.14.6. Educate and train organic personnel in CI support to the DCIP.
5.15. The Secretary of the Air Force, as the DoD Executive Agent for Defense Cyber Crime
Matters pursuant to Deputy Secretary of Defense Memorandum (Reference (j)), shall:
5.15.1. In coordination with the CI Lead Agency, apply computer forensic support to CI
investigations and operations involving critical infrastructure in which a foreign power or
transnational terrorist organization is indicated.
5.15.2. Promote CI programs against cyber crime by supporting investigations of illegal
activities involving the GIG critical infrastructure.
5.15.3. Provide training in computer investigations and electronic forensics to forensics
examiners, investigators, system administrators, and other DoD personnel involved in securing
the GIG from unauthorized use.
5.15.4. Oversee the Executive Director, DC3, ensuring that DC3 programs and
operations provide CI Support to the DCIP.
5.16. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff shall:
5.16.1. Integrate CI support to the DCIP into joint planning, programs, systems,
exercises, doctrine, strategies, policies, and architectures.
5.16.2. Direct the Commanders of the COCOMs to submit to the Director, DIA, a
prioritized set of collection requirements for CI support to the DCIP.
5.16.3. Coordinate with the Heads of the DoD Components to provide DCIP-related
threat assessments and warnings to subordinate elements and other DoD Components.
5.16.4. Coordinate with the Director, NGA, to support DCIP CI data integration into
Joint Staff geospatial systems that support emergency planning and operations within the
National Military Command Center.
5.16.5. Incorporate DCIP-related threat scenarios requiring coordination with CI
elements into joint training and exercises.
6. PROCEDURES
6.1. DoD CI elements providing CI support to Defense Sector assets shall do so in
coordination with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and pursuant to the provisions of
their individually-tailored DCIP CI Coverage Plans. (See Enclosure 4 for the DCIP CI Coverage
Plan format and Enclosure 5 for instructions on preparing the plan.)
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6.2. DoD CI elements shall coordinate across Defense Sectors as necessary to ensure that CI
vulnerabilities associated with interdependencies and support relationships are covered. (See
Enclosure 3 for a list of Defense Sectors.)
6.3. DoD CI elements shall share the type of information defined in DoD Instruction 5340.6
5240.6, (Reference (h)), affecting DCA with the DoD Components via the DCA enterprise
architecture.
6.4. DCIP CI or foreign intelligence service-related analytic products shall be disseminated
among the relevant analytic centers, e.g. DIA, DoD CIFA, the U.S. Strategic Command, the
NSA/CSS National Security Operations Center, the NSA/CSS Threat Operations Center, and the
Joint Task Force Global Network Operations.
6.5. CI support to the DCIP includes, but is not limited to, the CI activities listed in
Enclosure 6.
7. INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS. The reporting requirements in this Instruction are
exempt from licensing in accordance with paragraphs C4.4.1., C4.4.7., and C4.4.8. of DoD
8910.1-M (Reference (k)).
8. RELEASABILITY. UNLIMITED. This Instruction is approved for public release and is
available on the Internet from the DoD Issuances Website at http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives.
8 9. EFFECTIVE DATE
This Instruction is effective immediately.
Enclosures 6
E1. References, continued
E2. Definitions
E3. DCIP CI Support Structure
E4. DCIP CI Coverage Plan Format
E5. DCIP CI Coverage Plan Instructions
E6. DCIP CI Support Functions and Activities
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E1. ENCLOSURE 1
REFERENCES, continued
(e) DoD Directive 5105.67, DoD Counterintelligence Field Activity, February 19, 2002
DoD Directive 5220.22, National Industrial Security Program, September 27, 2004
(f) DoD Instruction 5240.10, Counterintelligence Support to the Combatant Commands and
the Defense Agencies, May 14, 2004
(g) DoD Instruction 5240.16, DoD Counterintelligence Functional Services, May 21, 2005
(h) DoD Instruction 5240.6, Counterintelligence Awareness, Briefing and Reporting
Programs, August 7, 2004
(i) DoD Instruction 5240.17, DoD Counterintelligence Collection Reporting,
October 26, 2005
(j) Deputy Secretary of Defense Memorandum, Department of Defense Computer Forensics
Laboratory (DCFL) and Department Computer Investigations Training Program (DCITP),
August 17, 20011
(k) DoD 8910.1-M, DoD Procedures for Management of Information Requirements,
June 30, 1998
(l) Joint Publication 1-02, Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated
Terms, as amended
1
Copies may be requested from the Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence) at USDI.Pubs@osd.mil
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E2. ENCLOSURE 2
DEFINITIONS
E2.1. CI Activities. For the purposes of this Instruction, an alternate term for one or more of the
CI functions of investigations, collection, operations, analysis and production, and functional
services.
E2.2. CI Cyber Investigation. An investigation using techniques that identify and interdict the
misuse of DoD information systems by a trusted insider or an external intruder. These
investigations may involve computer intrusions, exceeding authorized network access, denial of
service attacks, or the introduction of a virus or a malicious code.
E2.3. DCA. Defined in Reference (a).
E2.4. DCIP. Defined in Reference (a).
E2.5. DCIP CI Coverage Plan. A formally-coordinated, comprehensive plan that outlines the CI
support to DCA protection. The DCIP CI Coverage Plan is prepared by the critical asset
manager and identifies the appropriate support of DoD, non-DoD, and other CI elements
necessary to the development and validation of DoD-wide CI support to the DCIP.
E2.6. DCIP Threat Assessment. For the purposes of this Instruction, a compilation of strategic
intelligence information incorporating multi-faceted threats facing DCAs. DCIP threat
assessments address threats posed to DCAs from domestic and transnational terrorist elements,
foreign intelligence and security services, and weapons of mass destruction.
E2.7. Defense Sector. Defined in Reference (a).
E2.8. DIB Critical Asset. Defined in Joint Publication 1-02 (Reference (l)).
E2.9. Intelligence Collection Plan. Defined in Reference (l).
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E3. ENCLOSURE 3
DCIP CI SUPPORT STRUCTURE
Table E3.T1. lists the Defense Sectors and Defense Sector Leads, assigned in Reference (a), with
their supporting CI Lead Agencies (Reference (f)).
E3.1. The CI Lead Agency shall develop and coordinate CI coverage for the critical assets
identified by the DCIP Sector Lead. The CI Lead Agency shall identify the DoD CI coverage
provided to or required for a particular DCA and forward the DCIP CI Coverage Plan to DoD
CIFA DCHC through the DCIP enterprise architecture.
E3.2. Enclosures 4 and 5 contain the DCIP CI Coverage Plan format and instructions for
preparing it.
Table E3.T1. DCIP Sectors, Sector Leads, and CI Lead Agencies
DEFENSE SECTOR DEFENSE SECTOR LEAD CI LEAD AGENCY
Army Military Intelligence
DIB Director, DCMA
(Army MI)
Director, Defense Finance and Naval Criminal Investigative
Financial Services
Accounting Service Service (NCIS)
Director, Defense Information
GIG NCIS
Systems Agency
Assistant Secretary of Defense Air Force Office of Special
Health Affairs
for Health Affairs Investigations (AFOSI)
ISR Director, DIA DIA
Director, Defense Logistics
Logistics Army MI
Agency
Director, DoD Human
Personnel AFOSI
Resources Activity
Chief, U.S. Army Corps of
Public Works Army MI
Engineers
Commander, U.S. Strategic
Space AFOSI
Command
Commander, U.S.
Transportation AFOSI
Transportation Command
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DCIP CI COVERAGE PLAN FORMAT
Defense Sector:
Defense Sector Lead Agency:
Defense Sector Lead Point of Contact (POC):
DCA Name:
DCA Location:
On DoD Installation (Y/N):
DCA Priority:
DCA POC:
Local Enforcement POC:
Contact Method:
Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications Systems (JWICS) ____
SECRET Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) ____
Secure Telephone Equipment (STE) ____
Unclassified Only ____
CI Lead Agency:
Supporting CI Element:
Supporting CI Location:
Supporting CI POC:
Other CI Elements (Research and Technology Protection (RTP); Force Protection (FP); Base,
Post, or Installation CI Elements):
Other CI Element Mission:
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Other CI Element Designator:
Other CI Element Location:
Other CI Element POC:
Threat Assessment Type and Date:
Threat Assessment Produced By (e.g., DoD CIFA, DIA):
Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (JSIVA) Date:
Non-DoD Supporting CI Element (e.g. FBI, DHS):
Non-DoD Supporting CI Location:
Non-DoD Supporting CI Agency POC:
Other Defense Sectors Affected:
Other Defense Sector:
Defense Sector Lead Agency:
Lead Agency POC:
DoD CI Lead Agency:
Supporting CI Element Name:
Supporting CI Element Location:
Supporting DoD CI Agent POC:
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DCIP CI COVERAGE PLAN INSTRUCTIONS
E5.1. PURPOSE
To collect data and information requirements to identify the CI supporting elements and CI
support activities for DCAs within the DCIP.
E5.2. BACKGROUND
Pursuant to Reference (a), the DCIP divides DoD assets into ten Sectors. Each Sector is assigned
a Sector Lead. Each Sector Lead is responsible for identifying the critical assets under their
purview. CI support to the DCIP is aligned according to Reference (d), based on the Sectors,
Sector Leads, and CI Lead Agencies. As such, CI support to the DCIP crosses traditional Service
boundaries and may create overlaps or gaps in CI coverage. The CI Lead Agency s Field Agent
shall complete and submit this form to DoD CIFA DCHC to create a baseline of CI asset
coverage.
E5.3. INSTRUCTIONS
E5.3.1. Defense Sector. As identified in Reference (a) and Enclosure 3. If the asset falls
under more than one Sector, list all applicable Sectors.
E5.3.2. Defense Sector Lead Agency. The responsible DoD Component assigned pursuant
to Reference (a).
E5.3.3. Defense Sector Lead POC. The POC designated by the Sector Lead to coordinate CI
activities and receive CI reports. This could be a member of the Sector Lead Staff or of a watch
center or operations center.
E5.3.4. DCA Name. As identified in the DCA List. Keeping the same name is important
for tracking information on the asset.
E5.3.5. DCA Location. Full street address and the latitude and longitude.
E5.3.6. On DoD Installation (Y/N). If yes, enter installation name.
E5.3.7. DCA Priority. Based upon the priority assigned by the Defense Sector Lead in the
DCA List.
E5.3.8. DCA POC. The primary interface with the CI community. Give full contact
information including name, address, telephone numbers, and email address.
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E5.3.9. Local Law Enforcement POC. The first responder to an incident involving a DCA.
Should be the closest police department, sheriff s office, fire department, or Military Police.
Include organizational name and emergency numbers in 10-digit format.
E5.3.10. Contact Method. List communications capabilities for each asset. If the asset has
access to the JWICS or the SIPRNET, insert the appropriate classified email addresses or STE
numbers.
E5.3.11. CI Lead Agency. The primary CI element identified in Enclosure 3 to provide CI
support to the Sector Lead for this asset.
E5.3.12. Supporting CI Element. The CI element that either exists on-site or has agreed to
cover the asset due to proximity, mission, or other reasons.
E5.3.13. Supporting CI Location. The identifying data for the principal CI element that
provides CI services to the asset. Include organization, address, and telephone numbers.
E.5.3.14. Supporting CI POC. Name of CI agent covering the asset or a DCIP POC at the
DoD CI element.
E5.3.15. Other CI Elements (RTP; FP; Base, Post, or Installation CI Elements). When an
assigned asset has organic CI support or is provided CI support by another DoD Component, the
CI Lead Agency shall annotate this coverage in the DCIP CI Coverage Plan. The CI Lead
Agency retains responsibility for ensuring CI coverage but can accomplish this through the
supporting CI element. For example, the DIB may have an RTP presence with a
counterintelligence support plan in place. A military installation will likely have organic CI
personnel or someone assigned to provide coverage from another installation. List all known
activities.
E5.3.16. Other CI Element Mission. The main duties performed by the assigned CI element
(e.g., RTP, FP, investigations, operations).
E5.3.17. Other CI Element POC. Name of agent or other method of contacting the CI
activity.
E5.3.18. Threat Assessment Type and Date. List all previous threat assessments created for
the asset and the date created.
E5.3.19. Threat Assessment Produced By. Organization(s) that produced the assessment(s).
E5.3.20. JSIVA Date. Date of any JSIVAs and identities of the producers.
E5.3.21. Non-DoD Supporting CI Elements. Other agencies that have jurisdiction of the
asset such as the FBI, DHS, or Central Intelligence Agency. Repeat this entry if multiple
agencies.
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E5.3.22. Non-DoD Supporting CI Location. Identifying data for the CI element that
provides CI activities for the critical asset. Include organization name, address, telephone
numbers, and email addresses.
E5.3.23. Non-DoD Supporting CI POC. Name of agent covering the asset or a DCIP POC
at the servicing unit.
E5.3.24. Other Sectors Affected. Due to multiple missions and interdependencies of assets,
identify any other Defense Sector that may be affected or related to this asset.
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DCIP CI SUPPORT FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES
E6.1. CI SUPPORT FUNCTIONS
DoD CI agents providing DoD CI support to the DCIP shall perform the following key functions.
E6.1.1. Conduct CI investigations and operations to determine attribution for attacks against
DCAs.
E6.1.2. Provide other CI activities or functional services to the DoD components responsible
for the identification, prioritization, and protection of DCAs.
E6.2. CI SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
DoD CI agents supporting DCIP shall perform some or all of the following activities.
E6.2.1. Identify the critical information system administrators and technicians that foreign
intelligence services or terrorist organizations would most likely target.
E6.2.2. Use the internet and other open sources to determine the level of visibility of critical
assets, personnel, and technologies to determine if countermeasures should be implemented.
E6.2.3. Identify individuals in critical information technology (IT) jobs who are most
vulnerable to Internet and open-source collection and exploitation.
E6.2.4. Provide defensive threat briefings to critical asset personnel focusing on threats to
DoD critical infrastructures and assets. Threats should include anomalous activity by trusted
insiders. Anomalous activity includes, but is not limited to, exceeding or attempting to exceed
established network permissions, intra-net surfing of topics outside the purview of the job,
circumventing or attempting to circumvent network security restrictions, introducing malicious
code, introducing unauthorized hardware, accessing systems during non-business hours, using
file transport protocol above baseline parameters, and having a higher ratio than normal of
suspicious foreign email content to network usage.
E6.2.5. Simulate adversary attacks against facility critical information systems to
identify specific vulnerabilities and/or information that should not be accessible to the public.
E6.2.6. Employ data exploration and exploitation tools and link analysis capabilities to
identify potential threats to DCAs.
E6.2.7. Support the computer security audit enforcement process for critical information
systems.
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E6.2.8. Develop defensive programs to identify and exploit computer-based modus
operandi and tradecraft employed against DoD systems. Employ information operations
methodologies to deceive, deny, degrade, detect, deter, and neutralize foreign intelligence
activity against DoD critical networked assets.
E6.2.9. Provide CI information to IT managers assigned to critical DoD information
infrastructures for their use in enhancing security training programs.
E6.2.10. Obtain applicable vulnerability assessments for use in collaborative DoD CI
analytical products.
Change 1, 12/28/2010 18 ENCLOSURE 6
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