SECURITY EXECUTIVE AGENT DIRECTIVE 3 - ODNI B PURPOSE: This Security Executive Agent (SecEA) Directive establishes reporting requirements for all covered individuals who have access to classified information or hold a sensitive position
SEAD 3 INDUSTRY REPORTING DESKTOP AID The reporting of the foreign travel component of SEAD 3 must begin no later than August 24, 2022 2 Contractors should consult with their government customers for reporting of foreign travel for those personnel who have SCI or SAP access and or additional contractual reporting requirements
SEAD 3 Unofficial Foreign Travel Reporting In the section of this page titled “Resources” you will find several links to assist cleared contractors and their employees better understand the unofficial foreign travel reporting requirements, process and tools
Reporting - DCSA CDSE The Contractor’s SPP must establish the necessary processes and procedures to inform their cleared contractor personnel on reporting requirements related to SEAD 3 and the requirements for adverse information reporting as directed by the NISPOM rule at section 117 8(c)(1)
The SEAD 3 Rule You Can’t Ignore: Top 9 Reporting Requirements for . . . SEAD 3, established by the Director of National Intelligence, outlines the reporting requirements for all individuals with access to classified information or those who hold sensitive positions within the national security community
Required Reporting for Clearance Holders At least five days prior to departure, all Nuclear Regulatory Commission employees and cleared contractors must report ALL unofficial foreign travel and receive authorization through the SEAD3 Foreign Travel portal
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