Diplomatic Security: Overseas Facilities May Face Greater Risks Due to Gaps in Security-Related Activities, Standards, and Policies

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By Michael J. Courts (au)
Year: 2014
Pages: 74
Binding Paperback
ISBN 978-1-4578-5611-2

Product Code: 1457856115

Description

U.S. policy can call for U.S. personnel to be posted to high-threat, high-risk posts overseas. To maintain a presence in these locations, the Department of State (State) has often relied on older, acquired (purchased or leased), and temporary work facilities that do not meet the same security standards as more recently constructed permanent facilities. This report evaluated (1) how State manages risks at work facilities overseas; (2) the adequacy of Stateäó»s physical security standards for these facilities; (3) Stateäó»s processes to address vulnerabilities when older, acquired, and temporary overseas facilities do not meet physical security standards; and (4) the extent to which Stateäó»s activities to manage risks to its overseas work facilities align with Stateäó»s risk management policy and with risk management best practices. Tables and figures. This is a print on demand report.

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