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DOE N 205.15, Extension of DOE Directives

Functional areas: Information Technology

The following directives are extended until 3-18-06: DOE N 205.8, Cyber Security Requirements for Wireless Devices and Information Systems, dated 2-11-04; DOE N 205.9, Certification and Accreditation Process for Information Systems Including National Security Systems, dated 02-19-04; DOE N 205.10, Cyber Security Requirements for Risk Management, dated 02-19-04; DOE N 205.11, Security Requirements for Remote Access to DOE and Applicable Contractor Information Technology Systems, dated 2-19-04. DOE N 205.12, Clearing, Sanitizing, and Destroying Information System Storage Media, Memory Devices, and Other Related Hardware, dated 2-19-04.
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U.S. Department of Energy NOTICE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT: INITIATED BY: Washington, D.C. Approved: 3-18-05 Expires: 3-18-06 DOE N 205.15 SUBJECT: EXTENSION OF DOE DIRECTIVES The following directives are extended until 3-18-06. DOE N 205.8, Cyber Security Requirements for Wireless Devices and Information Systems, dated 2-11-04. DOE N 205.9, Certification and Accreditation Process for Information Systems Including National Security Systems, dated 2-19-04. DOE N 205.10, Cyber Security Requirements for Risk Management, dated 02-19-04. DOE N 205.11, Security Requirements for Remote Access to DOE and Applicable Contractor Information Technology Systems, dated 2-19-04. DOE N 205.12, Clearing, Sanitizing, and Destroying Information System Storage Media, Memory Devices, and Other Related Hardware, dated 02-19-04. The requirements of these Notices will be incorporated into a Manual at a later date. Please address questions concerning this Notice to Adrian R. Gardner at 202-586-6596. SAMUEL W. BODMAN Secretary of Energy www.directives.doe.gov Office of the Chief Information Officer CANCELE D

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