ICD 705 Construction Security

$199. ~44 minutes on-demand. Lifetime access with updates. 14-day refund. The U.S. Embassy in Moscow was an eight-story microphone before it was an embassy. The construction security controls ICD 705 requires today exist because of compromises like that one. This module walks through what those controls are and why they look the way they do. What this module covers: - The U.S. Embassy Moscow case study: the 1969 Agreement for the Exchange of Sites, the Cold War construction compromise, the IBM Selectric typewriter compromise (1976-1984), and the $300 million Top Hat rebuild - Stakeholder responsibilities for construction security - Document handling and need-to-know control on construction drawings - Site security control measures: perimeter barriers, vehicle inspection zones, badge enforcement, tamper detection seals, random searches - Material procurement and control, including federal acquisition implications for federal facilities - The SSM's 72-hour CSP violation reporting obligation - The role of cleared American guards when required What you'll be able to do: Recognize construction security risks on a project. Understand the documentation and controls required to manage those risks. Coordinate construction security activities across the project team. Ideal for: project managers, superintendents, field leads, site security managers, contractors and subcontractors performing secure construction, owners, and capture teams.