Documentation Standard
Section 3.1 - Model Text

3.1.20 Security requirements.

This paragraph specifies the general security requirements for classified technical documents categorized or grade assigned to information or materiel. They shall carry the security classification, and any security requirements will be clearly indicated in accordance with the appropriate security regulations. Technical documents are working documents and shall be designed to avoid unnecessary restrictions in their promulgation. The titles of standardization documents however, shall not be classified.

• 3.1.20.1 Security markings.
  • Documentation containing classified information shall be marked and handled in accordance with current security regulations as specified in the project security procedures/instructions document. Classified documentation shall be marked with their specified security classification positioned centrally at the top and bottom of each page including any blank pages in distinctive upper-case letters. Each page shall be classified according to the content of that page, except for the title page and back page which will be classified to the highest graded page within the document.
    Documentation should be designed to avoid unnecessary restrictions in their dissemination. The title of standards documents shall not be classified.
    
  • 3.1.20.2 Conditions of release or issue.
  • 3.1.20.3 References in other documents.
  • 3.1.20.4 Means of checking current contents.
  • 3.1.20.5 Print figure.
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  • To Be Continued
    

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