Fillable Standard Form 716 - Agency Security Classification Costs Estimates (Page 4 of 4) in pdf

Instructions for completing form, continued

Surveys, Reviews, Accreditation, and Assessments: Personnel and activities associated with surveys,

reviews, accreditations, and assessments to determine the status of the security program and to evaluate its

effectiveness; development and management of a facility survey and approval program; facility pre-survey; and

information technology system accreditation.

Special Access Programs (SAP): Programs established for a specific class of classified information that

impose safeguarding and access requirements that exceed those normally required for information at the same

classification level. Unless specifically authorized by the President, only the Secretaries of State, Defense,

Energy, and the Director of National Intelligence may create an SAP. Sensitive Compartmented Information

(SCI) programs are not included as SAPs for the purpose of these estimates; rather SCI security costs are

integrated and estimated throughout all categories as appropriate. Do not include costs here that have been

reported under the other primary categories.

Security and Investigative Matters: The investigation of security incidents, infractions, and violations.

Industrial Security (Non-Contractor Costs): Those measures and resources directly identifiable as

Government activities performed for the protection of classified information to which contractors, subcontractors,

vendors, or suppliers have access or possession. Examples of such activities are industrial security reviews,

surveys, and the granting of facility clearances, and National Industrial Security Program management and

administration.

Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI): The development and management of a foreign ownership,

control, or influence program; evaluation of FOCI submissions; the administration and monitoring of FOCI

information and development of FOCI notifications.

9. Unique Items: Those department/agency-specific activities that are not reported in any of the primary categories

but are nonetheless significant, and need to be included, should be noted in this category. Any unique item must

include a narrative on why it should be included and how the figures were developed.

III. How to complete the security costs estimates form. The form (page 1) should include estimates of resource costs

in the aggregate for each of the nine categories. The cost estimates reported should not include costs associated with

the broader area of assets protection.

1. Name of Department/Agency: Self-explanatory.

2. Reporting Categories: List cost estimates in dollar amounts. The cost of personnel associated with the security

of classified information should be included in the overall cost estimate for each category. If there are no cost

estimates to be reported for a particular category, indicate with a "0" in the appropriate block.

3. Totals: The totals for blocks 1-9 will automatically be placed in the appropriate block.

4. Narrative: In the narrative portion of the form, or in a separate attachment, provide a brief explanation of how cost

estimates were determined. If there is a significant difference between the total figures for each fiscal year, explain

the differences. Any figure reported within the Unique Items category should be clearly explained in the narrative

portion.

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