The security directive covers various aspects of security management, such as:
The classification and handling of official documents and information
The security vetting and clearance of personnel and contractors
The physical and technical security of premises and facilities
The security awareness and education of staff and stakeholders
The reporting and investigation of security incidents and breaches
The coordination and cooperation with other security agencies and authorities
The security directive is updated periodically to reflect the changing security environment and challenges. The latest version of the security directive was issued in 2020 through the General Circular No. 1 of 2020 (Surat Pekeliling Am Bil. 1 Tahun 2020). This version supersedes the previous version that was issued in 1985 through the Secret General Circular No. 1 of 1985 (Surat Pekeliling Am Sulit Bil. 1 Tahun 1985). The 2020 version incorporates revisions and amendments based on the feedback and recommendations from various security stakeholders and experts.
The security directive is available in PDF format as Buku Arahan Keselamatan.pdf. This book contains 50 pages of detailed instructions, guidelines, and procedures on how to implement and comply with the security directive. The book also includes appendices that provide sample forms, templates, checklists, and references for security purposes. The book is written in Malay, which is the official language of Malaysia.
The security directive is a vital document that ensures the protection and integrity of the official information and assets of the Malaysian government. It also contributes to the national security and sovereignty of Malaysia. Therefore, it is imperative that all government departments and agencies, as well as their personnel and contractors, adhere to the security directive and follow its rules and regulations diligently.
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