U.S. Sees Flow of Classified Data to China as Insider Threat
Global Security 3.26.13

The following are the most common vulnerabilities found during DSS assessments.

• Not auditing and reviewing audit results for classified systems
• Persons without proper eligibility accessing classified
• Processing on an unaccredited system
• Unreported FCL change conditions (foreign buyout, etc)
• Uncleared Key Management Personnel
• Personnel clearance re-investigations out-of-scope
• Lack of process to detect and deter viruses / malicious code
• Not reporting classified compromises
• Classified IS configuration and connectivity management
• Poor safe combination security

NCIS October 2012 RDA/CI newsletter (PDF)

Assessing security implications of Petraeus' infidelity
CNN 11.12.12

LMI Aerospace to spend $4.3 million, add 100 jobs at St. Charles plant
St. Louis Business Journal 10.10.12

Chinese-Owned Company Sues Obama Over Wind Farm Project
Bloomberg BusinessWeek 10.02.02

Obama Blocks Chinese Firm's Wind-Farm Bid
Los Angeles Times 9.29.12 

New Rules Ordered in Crackdown on Leaks
Wall Street Journal 6.25.12

The DSS/Industry Working Group announced the newest update posted on the DSS.mil website related to the Research, Recertify, and Upgrade request process in JPAS.
DSS 6.12

DSS Releases ISL 2012-03 FSO Training
DSS 5.12

ISFO Update Handout
DSS 5.12

ISL 2012-02 regarding the United Kingdom (UK) Defense Trade Control Treaty
DSS 3.21.12