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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON I DC 2 0 511 MAR 7 2013 Mr. Steven Aftergood Federation of American Scientists 1725 DeSales Street NW Suite 600 Washington, DC 20036 Reference: DF-2012-00113 Dear Mr. Aftergood: This responds to your 26 July 2012 email to the Office of the Director ofnational Intelligence (ODNI), wherein you requested, under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), a memorandum entitled: "Deterring and Detecting Unauthorized Disclosures, Including Leaks to the Media, Through Strengthened Polygraph Programs." Your request was processed in accordance with the FOIA, 5 U.S.C 552, as amended. Upon review, it was determined that the document may be released in its entirety (enclosed). If you have any questions, please call the Requester Service Center at (703) 874-8500. Jo. Hackett Chief, Information and Data Management Group Enclosure

COS892066 PIRECTOR OF NATIONAL lntelligence WASHINGTON, DC 20511 PIS 00447 MEMORANDuM FOR: S1JliJECT: AUTHORITIES: REFERENCE: Distribution Deterring and Detecting Unauthorized Disclosures, Including Leaks to ~Media. Through Strengthened Polygraph Programs A. The National Security Act of 1947 (NSA of 1947), as amended by the 2010 Intelligence Authorization Act (Pnb. L. No.. 111-259) oodified at SO U.S.C. 435b B. Executive Order (EO) 13467, Reforming Processes Related to Suitability for Goventml!nt Employmeni, Fitness for Contrtictor Employees, and EUgibility for Access to Classified National Security Infomuztion Security Executive Agent Directive 1, Subject: Security Execu.tive Agent Authorities and Responsibilities. 13 March 2012 Unauthorized disclosures of classif'j.ed information, including "leaks" of classified information to the media, endanger vital intelligence sources and methods and damage international relationships. Aggressive action is rcquir~ to better equip United States Government elements to prevent unauthorized disclosures. In my role as Security Executive Agent, I am hereby standardizing how the topic of. unauthorized disclosures is addressed during the polygraph interview process. One key to. obtaining a reliable response to polygraph questions is to ensure that the subject understan~ the full meaning and implications of the questions posed. This explanation is provided during a pretest dialogue between ~ polygr~h examiner and the subject, during which more detailed versions of the questions are used than are asked during the test itself. CIA's pre-test explanation related to unauthorized disclosures contains the requisite level of detail to support a thorough inquiry. During the pre-test discu~ion, CIA specifically asks whether an individual has provi~ classified infonnation or facilitated acce8s to classified information to any unauthorized persons, to include the media, unauthorized U.S. persons, or foreign nationals. The polygraph process is also used to identify deliberate disclos~. To strengthen our colleetive practices, I am directing that agencies authori~ to conduct polygraphs for security clearancc-"related purposes immediately incorporate into their polygraph process a pre-test diilogue on unauthorized ~sclosures that includes an equivajent level of detail. Agencies authorized to oonduct polygraphs for security clearance-related purposes will ensure that their polygraph processes address dl.e issue of unauthorized disclosures of classified information by including a definition ~at explicitly states that an unauthorized disclosure includes providing. or facilitating access to, classified information to aity unauthorized.persons. DECLASSIFICATION ANDJOR

SUBJECT: Deterring and Detecting Unauthorized Disclosures, Including Leaks to the Media, Through Strengthened Polygrap~ Programs including members of the media. The polygraph examiner will thoroughly explain this issue to the subject and will also include the following details: "Unauthorized recipient" includes any U.S. person or foreign national without a need to know or not cleared at the appropriate level for the infonnation. including any member of the media. "Unauthorized disclosure" means a communication, conf"mtion, acknowledgement, or physical transfer of classified information, including the facilitation of, or actual giving, passing, selling, keeping, publishing, or in any way making such information available, to an unauthorized recipient. Classified infonnation includes info.rmation classiftcd at any level, including Confidential, ~ecret, or Top Secret. this policy will serve as a strong deterrent to would-be leak.ers while reinforcing the values of all the dedicated intelligence personnel who exemplify the highest standards of professionalism. If you or your staff has questions regarding this policy direction, please co~t.act Mr. Michael Londregan, Assistant Director for Special Security at Michae1.P.l..ondreaan dni.s;ov or 571-204-6593. oare r cc: See Distribution Ust RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 2

SUBJECT: Deterring and Detecting Unauthorized Disclosures. Including Leaks to the Media'. Through Strengthened Polygraph Programs External Dis~bution (Depanments and Agencies with Polygraph ~ograms) Secretary of Agriculture; Department of Agriculture ' Secretary of the Air Force, United States Air Foree Secretary of the Army. U~ted States Army DireCtor, Central Intelligence Agency Secretary of Defense, D~t of Defense Director, Defense Intelligence Agency Secretary of Energy, Department of Energy DireCtor, Federal Bureau of Investigation Director, Food and DIUg Administration Department of Homeland Security,, Commandant of the Coast Guard, United States Coast Guard Commissioner, Customs and Border Protection Director, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director, U.S. Secret Service, Administrator, 'Transportation Security Administration Attorney _General, Department of Justice Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and EXplosives Director, Bureau of Prisons Administrator, Dnig Enforcement Administration Director, National Geospatial-Jntelligence Agency Director. National Reconnaissance Office Director, National Security Agency Secretary ofthe Navy. United States Navy Secretary of the Treasury, Department of the Treasury Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service Postmaster General, United States Postal Service Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Department of Veterans Affairs cc: SecretarY. of Commerce, Department of Co~erce Secretary of Education, Department of Education. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary of Homeland Security, Department of Homeland Security Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary of the Interior, Department of the Interior Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency.. Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Administrator, US Agency for International Development Archivist of the United States, National Archives and Records Administration Commandant of the Marine Corps. United States Marine Corp Secretary of Labor, Department of Labor Secretary of State, Department of State Secretary of Transportatjon, Department of Transportation ~hainnan, Nuclear Regulatory Commission J 3

SUBJEcr: Deterring and Detecting Unauthorized Disclosures, Including I...ea1cs to the Media, Through Srrengthened Polygraph Programs. Director, Office of Management and Budget Director, Office of.personnel Management Director, _Broad!=asting Board of Governors Director, United States Peace Col])S National Center for Credibility Assessment (NCCA) 4