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ae tan vo“ own . ; x ““ DCID No. 1/10 1 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/10 SECURITY POLICY GUIDANCE ON LIAISON RELATIONSHIPS WITH FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATIONS AND FOREIGN SECURITY SERVICES (Effective 18 May 1976) Pursuant to Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947, Executive Order 11905 and National Security Council Intelligence Directives, the following is established ds security guidance to representatives of U.S. departments, agencies and military commands * who conduct, supervise or coordinate liaison with foreign intelli- gence and security services. ; 1. .The fact of broad, general intelligence cooperation with countries or groups of countries with which the United States maintains formal military alliances or agreements (e.g., NATO) is unclassified. C, 2. ° The fact of intelligence cooperation between the United States and a specific governmental component in an allied country (see 1 above), or description of the nature of intelligence coop- eration between the United States.and any allied country .is classified Secret unless a different classification is specified. 3. The fact of intelligence cooperation between the United States and specifically named foreign countries and governmental components thereof with which the United States is not allied is normally classified not less than Secret. 4. Details of or specifics concerning any intelligence exchange agreement will be classified according to content. 7 OL. This directive supersedes DCID 1/10 effective 19 November 1975.
~ DCID No. 1/10 \, . 5. The identities of foreign governmental or military personnel who provide intelligence pursuant to such agreements or liaison relationships will be protected at the same level of classification which applies to the fact of the intelligence cooperation, or at such different level as may be required by their governments or individual circumstances. 6. Information classified in accordance with paragraphs 2, 3, 4 and 5 above shall not be released to any foreign country or its representatives except by the mutual agreement of the United States and the foreign country whose intelligence cooperation is’ involved. 7. Information classified in accordance with this guidance shall be exempt.from the provisions of the General Declassification Schedule of Executive Order 11652 under exemptions 5B(J) or 5SB(3), or both. Information about the nature of a relationship may be declassified only in accordance with the mutual desires of the United States and the foreign government. 8. ‘This directive does not apply to any liaison relationship _ that is concerned with U.S. internal security functions, or with os criminal or disciplinary matters that are not directly related to. foreign intelligence. George Bush | Director of Central Intelligence
Le DCID 1/11-1 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE 1/11! SECURITY COMMITTEE (Effective 15 July 1982) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Order 12333, a Security Committee is herewith established. 1. Mission The Security Committee wil! advise and assist the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) in discharging his responsibilities to: a. ensure the establishment by the Intelligence Community of common security and access standards for managing and handling foreign intelligence systems, informa- tion, and products; and b. ensure that programs are developed which protect intelligence sources, methods, —- and analytical procedures. 2. Functions Under the general guidance of the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, the Committee will: ‘ a. advise the DCI on security policies and procedures to ensure the implementation of the DCI's policies; b. advise the DCI on common security and access standards bearing on but not limited to personnel, physical, and information security; c. recommend to the DCI policies for conduct by Intelligence Community compo- nents of security investigations of unauthorized disclosures of intelligence sources and methods information or classified intelligence; determine and recommend to the DCI corrective security measures to preclude the recurrence of disclosure or compromise; d. establish common standards to protect sensitive compartmented information; and e. publish implementing guidelines and procedures. 3. Intelligence Community Fesponstbilities On request of the Committee Chairman, [Intelligence Community components will provide information relevant to the Committee's mission and functions. Appreved for Releasgs Date _$ May is3/_ The Committee Chairman will be appointed by the Director of Central {ntelligence. 4. Composition and Organization ' This directive supersedes DCID 1/11. effective 11 May 1976 ct 6Y aEp . DECt OaoR
OMOEA” DCID 1/11-2 The members of the Committee will be representatives designated by Intelligence Community principals. The Chairman will establish subcommittees and other sutordinate groups as required. With the approval of the DCI, the Chairman may invite representatives of relevant United States Government entities to participate as appropriate. The Committee will be supported by an Executive Secretariat.
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SECURITY  COMMITTEE 
(Effective  15  July  19S2) 
Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Section   102  of  the  National  Security  Act  of    1947  and 
Executive  Order  12333,  a  Security  Committee  is  herewith  established. 
/.  Mission 
The  Security  Committee  will  advise  and  assist  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence  (DCI) 
in  discharging  his  responsibilities  to: 
a.  ensure  the  establishment  by  the  Intelligence  Community  of  common  security  and 
access  standards  for  managing  and  handling  foreign  intelligence  systems,  informa- 
tion, and  products;  and 
b.  ensure  that  programs  are  developed  which  protect  intelligence  sources,  methods, 
and  analytical  procedures. 
2.  Functions 
Under   the   general   guidance  of   the    Deputy    Director   of   Central    Intelligence,   the 
Committee  will: 
a.  advise  the  DCI  on  security  policies  and  procedures  to  ensure  the  implementation 
of  the  DCI's  policies; 
b.  advise  the  DCI  on  common  security  and  access  standards  bearing  on  but  not 
limited  to  personnel,  physical,  and  information  security; 
c.  recommend  to  the  DCI  policies  for  conduct  by  Intelligence  Community  compo- 
nents of  security  investigations  of  unauthorized  disclosures  of  intelligence  sources 
and  methods  information  or  classified  intelligence;  determine  and  recommend  to 
the  DCI  corrective  security  measures  to  preclude  the  recurrence  of  disclosure  or 
compromise; 
d.  establish  common  standards  to  protect  sensitive  compartmented  information;  and 
e.  publish  implementing  guidelines  and  procedures. 
3.  Intelligence  Community  F.esponsibilities 
On   request  of  the  Committee  Chairman,   Intelligence  Community  components  will 
provide  information  relevant  to  the  Committee's  mission  and  functions. 
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4.  Composition  ana  Organization 
The  Committee  Chairman  will  be  appointed  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence. 
This  directive  supersedes  DCID  I/ll.  effective  11  May  1976 
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The  members  of  the  Committee   will   be   representatives  designated   by   Intelligence 
Community  principals. 
The  Chairman  will  establish  subcommittees  and  other  subordinate  groups  as  required. 
With  the  approval  of  the  DCI,  the  Chairman  may  invite  representatives  of  relevant 
United  States  Government  entities  to  participate  as  appropriate. 
The  Committee  will  be  supported  by  an  Executive  Secretariat.
ook SANITIZED COPY \ . NO, DCID No. 1/13 . (New Sertes) DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/13* COMMITTEE ON IMAGERY REQUIREMENTS AND EXPLOITATION (COMIREX) _ (Effective 1 July 1967) 1. Pursuant to the provisions of NSCID Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 8, and for _ the purpose of assisting the United States Intelligence Board (USES) in providing approved intelligence guidance for the collection and exploita- tion of imagery,? a Committee on Imagery Requirernents and Exploita- tion (COMIRE) is hereby established as a committee of the USIB. — Functions and Responsibilities EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE 3 Directive supersedes DCID No. 2/7 of 23 April 1965.
mee SANITIZED COPY Organization and Procedures 4. The Committee shall be composed of designated representatives of the departments and agencies represented on the USIB, including Array, Navy, and Air Force representatives. Representatives of authorities en- gaged in imagery reconnaissance or exploitation under the purview of this Directive shall provide consultants to support the Committee ss required. The Chairman may, as appropriate, invite representatives of other agencies to participate in the work of the Committee. 5. The Chairman of the Committee shall be designated by the Director of Central Intelligence in consultation with the USIB. 6. To accomplish its responsibilities, the COMIREX will be supported by subcommittees as approved by the USIB. The Chairmer .* the Com- mittee may constitute working groups as required. The + :nittee will be supported by a stati which will be directly responsible to tiie Chairman, COMIREX, and manned by personnel provided by the Central Intclli- gence Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency. 7. The COMIREX shall share with other USIB committees respon-~ sibility for the coordination of areas of joint or overlapping concern. — RICHARD HELMS Director of Central Intelligence
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COMMITTEE  ON  IMAGERY  REQUIREMENTS  AND  EXPLOITATION 
(COMIREX) 
(Elective  1  July  1967) 
1.  Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  NSCED  Nos.  1,  2,  3,  and  8,  and  for 
the  purpose  of  assisting  the  United  States  Intelligence  Board  (USES)  in 
providing  approved  intelligence  guidance  for  the  collection  and  exploita- 
tion of  imagery,2  a  Committee  on  Imagery  Requirements  and  Exploita- 
tion (COMIREX)  is  hereby  established  as  a  committee  of  the  TJSIB. 
Functions  and  Responsibilities 
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Organization  and  Procedures 
4.  The  Committee  shall  be  composed  of  designated  representatives  of 
the  departments  and  agencies  represented  on  the  USIB,  including  Army, 
•Navy,  and  Air  Force  representatives.  Representatives  of  authorities  en- 
gaged in  imagery  reconnaissance  or  exploitation  under  the  purview  of 
this  Directive  shall  provide  consultants  to  support  the  Committee  o.s 
required.  The  Chairman  may,  as  appropriate,  invite  representatives  of 
other  agencies  to  participate  in  the  v*ork  of  the  Committee. 
5.  The  Chairman  of  the  Committee  shall  be  designated  by  the  Director 
of  Central  Intelligence  in  consultation  v/ith  the  USIB. 
6.  To  accomplish  its  responsibilities,  the  COMIREZ  will  be  supported 
by  subcommittees  as  approved  by  the  USIB.  The  Chairmar  ., "  the  Com- 
mittee may  constitute  v/orking  groups  as  required.  The  <  r  inittee  will 
be  supported  by  a  staff  which  vrill  be  directly  responsible  to  the  Chairman, 
CQMIREX,  and  manned  by  personnel  provided  by  the  Central  Intelli- 
gence Agency  and  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
7.  The  COMIREX  shall  share  v/ith  other  USIB  committees  respon- 
sibility for  the  coordination  of  areas  of  joint  or  overlapping-  concern. 
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Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
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ff SANITIZED COPY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1s" COORDINATION OF THE COLLECTION AND EXPLOITATION OF IMAGERY INTELLIGENCE (Effective 2 February 1973) Porsuant to provisions of NSCID No. J, a standing committee o£ the United States Intelligence Board is-hereby estab! ished. l. Name of the committee and Exploitation (COMIREX). ~ ; ; me 2. Mission i , —_ : The mission of the committee, under the general guidance of the Director of Central Intelligence, is to advise and assist the DCi in the discharge of his ee duties and responsibilities set forth in NSCIDs 1, 2 and 8 with xespect ta the collection, processing and exploitation of imagery;7 to assist in coordinating * within the intelligence cormmunity the accomplishment of intelligence objectives established by the DCI in accordance with his priorities, and to promote the effcctive use of community imagery collection and exploitation resources. ste so. -— = — ‘ e 3. Functions EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE * Supersedes DCID 1/13, effective 1 July 1967. : Se - eats ‘ G2 Peteayen be wy Sr PSR earn Ooh eae BL The committee will be known as the Committee on Imagery Requixerment, *—
4. Community responsibilittes . Upon request of the committee chairman, USIB departments and agencies shall furnish to the committce within established security safeguards particular information or materials needed by the committce and pertinent to its functions. 2 . S. Composition, organization and rules of procedure. : a. The composition, organization and rules of procedure of the COMIREX are: those stated in DCID 1/3, except that representatives of the Assistant eo 2
members of the committee, b. The Chairman of COMIREN, as necessary, shall call upon member agencies engaged in imagery reconnaissance or exploitation under the purview of this directive to provide consultants 4) 2 o—_ Go , , G Chief of Staff for Intelligenee, Army; the Director of Naval Intelligence; and the Assistant Chicf of Staff, Intelligence, Air Force, shall also participate as to assist the cammittcce. Richard Helms. _ Director of Central Intelligence -
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Pursuant  to  provisions  of  NSCID  No.  1,  a  standing  committee-  o£  the  United 
States  Intelligence  Board  as  hereby  established.  .  . 
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The  mission  of  the  committee,  under  the  general  guidance  of  the  Director 
of  Central  Intelligence,  is  to  advise  and  assist  the  DC!  in  the  discharge  of  his 
duties  and  responsibilities  set  forth  in  NSCIDs  1,  2  and  8  with,  respect  to  the 
collection,  processing  and  exploitation  of  imagery;2  to  assist  in  coordinating 
within  the  intelligence  community  the  accomplishment  of  intelligence  objectives* 
established  by  the  DCI  in  accordance  with  his  priorities;  and  to  promote  the 
(y  effective  use  of  community  imagery  collection  and  exploitation  resources. 
3.  Functions 
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Upon  request  of  the  committee  chairman,  USIB  departments  and  agencies 
shall  furnish  to  the  committee  within  established  security  safeguards  particular 
information  or  materials  needed  by  the  committee  and  pertinent  to  its  functions. 
5.  .Composition,  organization  and  rules  of  procedure 
c.  The  composition,  organization  and  rules  of  procedure  of  the  COMIREX 
are- those  stated  in  DCID  1/3,  except  that  representatives  of  tue  Assistant
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the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  Intelligence,  Air  Force,  shall  also  participate  as 
members  of  the  committee. 
h.  The  Chairman  of  COMIREX,  as  necessary,  shall  call  upon  member 
agencies  engaged  in  imagery  reconnaissance  or  exploitation  Tinder  the  purview 
of  this  directive  to  provide  consultants  to  assist  the  committee^ 
Richard  Helms. 
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\ DCID No. 1/15 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/157 DATA STANDARDIZATION FOR THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY _ ’ . (Effective 18 May 1976) Pursuant to Section 102 of the National Security. Act of 1947, Executive Order 11905, and National Security Council Intel- .. ligence Directives, a policy, for data standardization for the Intelligence Community is hereby established. l. Definitions a. This directive specifically applies to, but is not necessarily limited to, national and interdepartmental foreign ‘intelligence and foreign intelligeuce-related information. b. For the purpose of this directive, the Intelligence Community program for data standardization falls under the Federal “program” type of data standards. Federal “general" standards which have been approved for Federal-wide use are - also applicable to the Intelligence Community. 2. Policy The policy established hereby is to promote the use of data standards in the exchange of foreign intelligence and foreign intelligence-related information to achieve an optimum Jevel of compatibility among information handling systems in the Intelligence Community. 3. Responsibility a. The Intelligence Information Handling: Committee (ruc)? will establish methods ‘and procedures for developing and main- taining data standards to be used in the Intelligence Community. 1. This directive supersedes DCID 1/15, effective 14 October 1969. 2. Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 28, "Standardization of Data Elements and Representations," _5 December 1973. US Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. - 3. DCID No. 1/4, effective 18 May 1976. 7 f 4
s. DCID No. 1/15 The development of a US Foreign Intelligence Standards Program should: . : (1) Be within the framework of the standards program for the Executive Branch of the Government. “(2) Be compatible with the missions, .directives, and agreements under which member agencies must operate. (3) Support, and be supported by, the data stand- ardization programs of member agencies. b. Consideration should be given to the many functional and economic aspects of establishing, promulgating, and implementing data standards for the Intelligence Community. George Bush Director of Central Intelligence
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DATA  STANDARDIZATION 
FOR  THE  INTELLIGENCE  COMMUNITY 
(Effective.  18  May  1976) 
Pursuant  to  Section  102  of  Che  National  Security  Act  of 
1947,  Executive  Order  11905,  and  National  Security  Council  Intel- 
ligence Directives,  a  policy,  for  data  standardization  for  the 
Intelligence  Community  is  hereby  established. 
1.  Definitions 
a.  This  directive  specifically  applies  to,  but  is  not 
necessarily  limited  to,  national  and  interdepartmental  foreign 
intelligence  and  foreign  intelligence-related  information. 
b.  For  the  purpose  of  this  directive,  the  Intelligence 
Community  program  for  data  standardization  falls  under  the 
Federal  "program"  type  of  data  standards.   Federal  "general" 
standards  which  have  been  approved  for  Federal-wide  use  are 
•  also  applicable  to  the  Intelligence  Community. 
2.  Policy 
The  policy  established  hereby  is  to  promote  the  use  of 
data  standards  in  the  exchange  of  foreign  intelligence  and  foreign 
intelligence-related  information  to  achieve  an  optimum  level  of 
compatibility  among  information  handling  systems  in  the  Intelligence 
Community. 
3.  Responsibility 
a.   The  Intelligence  Information  Handling* Committee  (IHC) 
will  establish  methods  -and  procedures  for  developing  and  main- 
taining data  standards  to  be  used  in  the  Intelligence  Community, 
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2.  Federal  Information  Processing  Standards  Publication  28, 
"Standardization  of  Data  Elements  and  Representations," 
5  December  1973.   US  Department  of  Commerce,  National 
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Program  should: 
(1)  Be  within  Che  framework  of  the  standards 
program  for  the  Executive  Branch  of  the  Government. 
(2)  Be  compatible  with  the  missions,  directives, 
and  agreements  under  which  member  agencies  must  operate. 
(3)  Support,  and  be  supported  by,  the  data  stand- 
ardization programs  of  member  agencies. 
b.   Consideration  should  be  given  to  the  many  functional 
and  economic  aspects  of  establishing,  promulgating,  and 
implementing  data  standards  for  the  Intelligence  Community. 
George  Bush 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence
. DCID No. 1/17 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/172 HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE | (HRC} Roeye. — Siete ue te eee WY Giefective 18 ‘May 1976) t 1947, Executive Order 1190S and National Security Council Intelli-~ -_ ~ gence Directives, a Human Resources Committee (HRC) is established -as a standing Director of Central Intelligence Committee ‘with 7 che - following mission and functions. ae | an Pursuant to Section 102 of the National Security Act of Cee | weare 1. Mission [: , The mission of the committee, under the general guidance of ‘the Director of Central Intelligence, is to advise and assist the Director in the discharge of his responsibilities for the efficient allocation and effective use of Community resources for the coliec- ~ tion of positive foreign intelligence information through human. resources, and to advise the National Foreign Intelligence Board. eos ety et 2. Functions . _ a: 1 The functions of the committee are: a. To examine problems and consider possible improve- [ ments in collection by human resources and to provide recom- t " mendations to the Director of Central Intelligence related - thereto. oe |. b. To encourage collaboration and coordination among Ls human resource collection agencies with emphasis on the allocation of effort and responsibility for the satisfaction | of intelligence requirements susceptible to human resource x collection and on the evaluation of end products. | a —~ 1. This directive supersedes DCID No. 1/17 effective § June 1974. |; , . &
- BCID No. 1/17 ¢ . s ' 7 Loo c. To assist in the review and evaluate the effective- ness of human resource collection and reporting activities and to make recommendations to the Director of Central ~ .. Lu. Intelligence for_ improvements Or. modifications thereof. Ws IESE ean : : S recommend of sponsor: esearch; ‘experimentation | and training in techniques, procedures and equipment to increase the effectiveness and | responsiveness: of human resource collection. , | “3. Community responsibilities — . ae ere e Upon request of the committee chairman, Intelligence Community | organizations shall furnish to the committee, within established security safeguards, particular information or materials needed by the committee and pertinent to its functions. . os a | 4. Composition, organization, and rules of procedure oo — The composition, organization, and rules of procedure of |. the Human Resources Committee are those stated in DCID 31/3. The committee will not review the operational details or internal . y Management of the work of the individual departments and agencies. Ce oo N . ; George Bush Director of Central Intelligence. ata o wT 8 i~ i