10/05-09 ICD 705 SCIF/SAPF & TEMPEST

Service Description

This course can be taken in-person or online. Choose your option when booking. Most classes are Monday – Friday from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM in the time zone of the course location unless otherwise stated. The ICD 705 Physical Security Course: Lifecycle of a SCIF prepares students to implement the requirements of the ICD 705 series documents (ICD 705, ICS 705-1, ICS 705-2, and the ICD 705 Technical Specifications). The course is designed using a SCIF lifecycle theme: Phase I: Threat Definition and Planning Phase II: Preliminary Construction Planning Phase III: Design and Construction Requirements Phase IV: Accreditation Phase V: SCIF Operations and Management Phase VI: Disposal of a SCIF The course stresses comprehension, construction best practices, and practical application of the ICD 705 series documents while concentrating on SCIF/SAPF design and construction standards, the accreditation process, and preparing a fully compliant Fixed Facility Checklist while reducing project costs. Friday Bonus Module: TEMPEST & CTTA Requirements Included with this course is a full day of TEMPEST and Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority (CTTA) fundamentals, providing students with an understanding of how TEMPEST requirements integrate into modern SCIF planning, design, construction, and accreditation. This course covers: The fundamentals of TEMPEST and compromising emanations (CE) The history and evolution of TEMPEST attacks and vulnerabilities Governing TEMPEST policies, standards, and guidance The role and responsibilities of the Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority (CTTA) TEMPEST Countermeasure Reviews (TCRs) and how they impact facility design RED/BLACK separation concepts and other electrical isolation requirements Inspectable Space, grounding, and other factors that influence CTTA decisions How TEMPEST requirements affect SCIF construction, accreditation, and lifecycle management By the end of the course, students will have an overall understanding of how TEMPEST requirements are evaluated and incorporated into secure facility projects, enabling them to better coordinate with CTTAs and design teams while supporting compliant SCIF and SAPF construction. TARGET AUDIENCE This course is designed for federal government, military, civilian, federal partner, and government contractor personnel responsible for the planning, design, construction, accreditation, and lifecycle management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs)