15 November 1998
Source:
http://www.lak.aetc.af.mil/342trs/ttsc/ttsct/downloads/zzz1002.doc
Thanks to JM.
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STUDENT HANDOUT
ALL TEMPEST COURSES
ZZZ 1002
(Operations Training)
March 1998
37TH TRAINING WING
37TH TRAINING
GROUP
342d TRAINING
SQUADRON/TTSCD
1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas 78236-5546
Supersedes: ZZZ 1002, Jan 1998
L3OZR33S3A-009 ADVANCED TEMPEST TESTING 2L3OZR33S3A-010 TEMPEST TESTING BASICS 3
L3OZR33S3A-011 HIJACK and NONSTOP Testing 4
L3OZR33S3A-013 TEMPEST FUNDAMENTALS 5
L3OZR33S3A-014 TEMPEST FOR SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND FACILITY DESIGN 6
L3OZR33S3A-009 ADVANCED TEMPEST TESTING (15 DAYS)Covers NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-91, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-92, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-92, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-93, and NSTISSAM TEMPEST/ 2-93, IN DEPTH.
**L3OZR33S3A-010 TEMPEST TESTING BASICS (20 DAYS)
Covers NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-91, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-92, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-92, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-93, and NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-95.
L3OZR33S3A-011 HIJACK and NONSTOP Testing (15 DAYS)
Covers NACSEM 5112() and HIJACK Testing Handbook.
*L3OZR33S3A-013 TEMPEST FUNDAMENTALS (3 DAYS)
Covers NACSIM 5000(), NSTISSP 300, Information Systems Security Products and Services Catalog (ISSPSC), TEMPEST Zone Assignments for Information-Processing Equipment (TZAIPE), NSTISSI 7000, NSTISSI 7001, and NTISSI 4002. (This is a new course that replaced L3OZR33S3A-000, TEMPEST Fundamentals).
*L3OZR33S3A-014 TEMPEST FOR SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND FACILITY DESIGN (8 DAYS)
Covers NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-95, MIL HDBK 419(), MIL STD 188-124(), NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-91, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-92, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-95, Information Systems Security Products and Services Catalog (ISSPSC), and TZAIPE. (This is a new course that replaced both L3OZR33S3A-001, TEMPEST Criteria For System/Facility Design and L3AZR2E391-001, TEMPEST Criteria For System/Facility Installation).
For additional information concerning TEMPEST courses see the TEMPEST web site at http://www.lak.aetc.af.mil/342trs/ttsc/ttsct/ttsct1.htm.
*These courses are also available in mobile training team (MTT) versions for on-site instruction. Sites must provide secure area (classroom, conference room) for course presentation as well as audiovisual and secure storage support. Availability is dependent on resident course load. For more information, call the Training Manager for TEMPEST courses (Jim Smith, 342d TRS/DORT), DSN 473-2930, or (210) 671-2930.
**This course is available one time per year (July, August, or September start) at Ft Meade, MD. Contact Mr Don Bell/Mr Pete Cornell, US Army 310th MI BN, DSN 923-2041/923-5963 for availability of slots.
DESCRIPTION: This is a DOD inter-agency course for engineers/technicians in the advanced skills required to perform TEMPEST testing. Training includes: communications theory, intermediate TEMPEST analysis, developing TEMPEST test plans, TEMPEST test documentation, TEMPEST test execution, rationale for limits and requirements, and unique field phenomena.
PREREQUISITES: Completion of the L3OZR4934-003/L3OZR4934-010/ L3OZR33S3A-010, TEMPEST Testing Basics course is required. Further, at least one year of TEMPEST testing or analysis experience is mandatory. Possession of engineering AFSCs 62E3E or 33S3A, electronic technician AFSCs 2E3X1, equivalent MOSs, or SOS/Civilian Specialty Identifier is mandatory. Further, student must have a working knowledge of algebra, logarithms, scientific and engineering notation. Failure to meet these prerequisites will serve as the basis for disenrollment.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Student must be a U.S. citizen and possess a SECRET clearance, or attend when the Secretary of Defense deems it appropriate.
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to AFCAT 36-2223. The entry "US Citizen" is required on student orders. Forward clearance information to 342nd TRS/DORS; 1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1; Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546.
QUOTA CONTROL AGENCY: HQ 2AF/DOPR (see page 9)
COURSE DURATION: 15 Academic days (120 hours)
COURSE CONTENT: ADVANCED TEMPEST TESTING
Security Validation and Clearance Verification (2 hrs) (U)Orientation (1 hr) (U)
Communication Theory (5.5 hrs) (C)
TEMPEST Analysis Theory (3 hrs) (C)
TEMPEST Analysis [Information Ratio (IR)] (8 hrs) (C)
TEMPEST Analysis [Average Depth of Correct Symbol (ADCS)] (5 hrs) (C)
Rationale for Limits (3 hrs) (S)
Test Plans (Identify Red Signals) (3 hrs) (C)
Test Plans (Rd and Rt) (4 hrs) (C)
Test Plans (Test Matrix) (7 hrs) (C)
Test Plans (Test Message Design) (6 hrs) (C)
Test Plans (Predict Emanations) (5 hrs) (C)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
Test Plans (Test Parameters) (9 hrs) (C)
Test Execution (EUT Setup) (3 hrs) (C)
Test Execution (Correlate Emanation without a Monitor) (6 hrs) (C)
Test Execution (Measuring Signal and Noise) (5 hrs) (C)
Test Execution (Calculating ERTZ) (3 hrs) (S)
Test Execution (Optimum Signal Recording) (8 hrs) (C)
Field Testing (Unique Phenomena) (4 hrs) (C)
Field Testing (Path of Least Resistance) (2 hrs) (C)
Field Testing (Zoning Test Plan) (4 hrs) (C)
Zoning Execution (Dynamic Range) (6 hrs) (C)
Documentation (Certification) (6 hrs) (C)
Documentation (Test Reports) (6 hrs) (C)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
Course Critique and Graduation (1.5 hrs) (U)
Predeparture Safety Brief & End of Course Appointments (1 hr) (U)
(The above titles are unclassified)
DESCRIPTION: DOD interagency course for engineers or technicians in the basic skills needed to perform TEMPEST testing. Training includes analysis fundamentals, TEMPEST testing documentation, detection system components, NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-92 testing requirements and test procedures, and NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-91 crosstalk procedures. Also included are equipment and facility zone testing procedures (NSTISSAM TEMPEST/2-92), and NSTISSAM TEMPEST/1-93 and 1-95, shielded enclosure testing procedures.
PREREQUISITES: Completion of the L3OZR4934-000/L3OZR33S3A-000, TEMPEST Fundamentals or equivalent knowledge is required. Student must be assigned or scheduled to be assigned duties involving TEMPEST testing. Working knowledge of oscilloscope and frequency generators is mandatory. Possession of engineering AFSCs 62E3E or 33S3A electronic technician AFSCs 2E3X1, equivalent MOSs, or DOD Civilian Specialty Identifier is mandatory. Further student must have a working knowledge of algebra, logarithms, scientific and engineering notation. Failure to meet these prerequisites will serve as the basis for disenrollment.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Student must be a U.S. citizen and possess a SECRET clearance, or attend when the Secretary of Defense deems it appropriate.
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to AFCAT 36-2223. The entry "US Citizen" is required on student orders. Forward clearance information to 342nd TRS/ DORS; 1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1; Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546.
QUOTA CONTROL AGENCY: HQ 2AF/DOPR (see page 9)
COURSE DURATION: 20 Academic Days (160 hours)
COURSE CONTENT:
BLOCK I, TEMPEST Test Procedures:Security Validation and Clearance Verification (2 Hours) (U)
Orientation (1 Hour) (U)
TEMPEST Channel (3 Hours) (C)
The TEMPEST Test Plan (4 Hours) (C)
Receivers (6 Hours) (U)
Oscilloscopes and Recording Devices (14 Hours) (C)
Spectrum Analyzers (4 Hours) (U)
Transducers and Substitution Devices (8.5 Hours) (U)
DSS, 6dB BW, IBW (15 Hours) (U)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 Hours) (C)
BLOCK II, TEMPEST Test Applications:
The Test Matrix (9 Hours) (C)
Emanations and Test Messages (10 Hours) (C)
Laboratory Procedures (24 Hours) (C)
Post Test (11 Hours) (C)
Field Testing (10 Hours) (C)
Facility Zone Testing/Reports (14.5 Hours) (C)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 Hours) (C)
Shielded Enclosure Testing (11 Hours) (U)
Crosstalk Tests (8 Hours) (C)
Course Critique and Graduation (1 Hour) (U)
OT/AT: Predeparture Safety Briefing and End of Course Appointments(1 Hour) (U)
(The above titles are UNCLASSIFIED)
DESCRIPTION: This is a DOD inter-agency course designed for TEMPEST testing personnel who are or will be performing HIJACK/NONSTOP testing. The course will train students in the operation of the test detection systems and in the fundamental requirements of HIJACK/NONSTOP testing.
PREREQUISITES: Completion of the L3OZR4934-003/L3OZR4934-010/ L3OZR33S3A-010, TEMPEST Testing Basics course and one year testing experience is mandatory. Student must be assigned or scheduled to be assigned to duties involving HIJACK/NONSTOP Testing. Experience in TEMPEST testing and use of electronic test equipment is mandatory. Possession of engineering AFSCs 62E3E, 33S3A, electronic technician AFSCs 2E3X1, equivalent MOSs, or equivalent DOD/Civilian Specialty Identifier is desirable.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Student must be a U.S. citizen and possess a SECRET clearance, or attend when the Secretary of Defense deems it appropriate.
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to AFCAT 36-2223. The entry "US Citizen" is required on student orders. Forward clearance information to 342nd TRS/ DORS; 1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1; Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546.
QUOTA CONTROL AGENCY: HQ 2AF/DOPR (see page 9)
COURSE DURATION: 15 Academic Days (120 hours)
COURSE CONTENT:
Security Validation and Clearance Verification (2 hrs) (U)Orientation (1 hr) (U)
HIJACK and NONSTOP Overview (5 hrs) (S)
BAG Modules and Front Panel Controls (4 hrs) (S)
Simulate Signals with BAG (7 hrs) (S)
Calibrate BAG (7 hrs) (S)
PAD Modules and Front Panel Controls (4 hrs) (S)
Testing With PAD (20 hrs) (S)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
PTD Modules and Front Panel Controls (3 hrs) (S)
Testing With PTD (20 hrs) (S)
Signal Analysis (2 hrs) (S)
NONSTOP Testing (34 hrs) (S)
Spectrum Analyzer (4 hrs) (S)
Test Plans (2 hrs) (S)
Written Test and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
Course Critique and Graduation (1 hr) (U)
End of Course Appointments, Predeparture Safety Briefing (1 hr) (U)
(The above titles are UNCLASSIFIED)
DESCRIPTION: This is a DOD inter-agency course that provides training in the knowledge and skills needed to perform the duties for entry level positions in the national TEMPEST community. It is designed for personnel whose duties require a general knowledge of TEMPEST related functions and the ability to locate specific guidance in TEMPEST documents. The scope of training includes TEMPEST's role in Information Warfare, the TEMPEST phenomenon, Threat Update, National Policy, TEMPEST Countermeasures, Government TEMPEST Resources, and the future of TEMPEST Policy and Program Issues.
PREREQUISITES: Student must be assigned or scheduled to be assigned to duties requiring knowledge of TEMPEST related activities and information.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Student must be a U.S. citizen and possess a SECRET clearance, or attend when the Secretary of Defense has deemed it appropriate.
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to AFCAT 36-2223. The entry "US Citizen" is required on student orders. Forward clearance information to 342nd TRS/DORS; 1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1; Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546.
QUOTA CONTROL AGENCY: HQ 2AF/DOPR (see page 9)
COURSE DURATION: 3 Academic Days (24 hrs)
COURSE CONTENT:
Security Validation and Clearance Verification (2 hrs) (U)Orientation (.5 hr) (U)
TEMPEST's Role in Information Warfare (1 Hour) (U)
TEMPEST Phenomenon (4 Hours) (S)
Threat Update (2 Hours) (S) *
National Policy (2 Hours) (S)
Countermeasure (5 Hours) (S)
Government TEMPEST Resources (2 Hours) (C)
The Future In TEMPEST (2 Hours) (S)
Measurement and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
Course Critique and Graduation (1.5 hrs) (U)
MT: Predeparture Safety Briefing and End-of-Course Appointments (.5 hr) U)
* US Eyes Only
(Above subject titles are UNCLASSIFIED)
NOTE: This is a new course that replaced L3OZR33S3A-000, TEMPEST Fundamentals.
DESCRIPTION: This course provides training to installers and engineers in the knowledge and skills needed to use TEMPEST criteria in the installation and design of TEMPEST approved communications systems and facilities. The scope of training includes the TEMPEST environment, grounding requirements, filter and isolation devices, facility and equipment zoning concepts, equipment installation guidelines, distribution system guidelines, utility system guidelines, sensitive compartmented information (SCI) environment considerations, shielded environment requirements/characteristics, RED/BLACK installation inspection, and tactical/deployed environment characteristics/considerations.
PREREQUISITES: Completion of the L3OZR4934-013/L3OZR33S3A-013 TEMPEST Fundamentals course or equivalent knowledge is required. Student must have working knowledge of basic algebra, scientific and engineering notation, and logarithms. Experience in designing and engineering electronic communications and secure systems and possession of an engineering AFSC, MOS, or civilian equivalent is desirable.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Student must be a U.S. citizen and possess a SECRET clearance, or attend when the Secretary of Defense has deemed it appropriate.
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to AFCAT 36-2223. The entry "US Citizen" is required on student orders. Forward clearance information to 342nd TRS/DORS; 1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1; Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546.
QUOTA CONTROL AGENCY: HQ 2AF/DOPR (see page 9)
COURSE DURATION: 8 Academic Days (64 hours)
COURSE CONTENT:
Security Briefing and Clearance Verification (2 hrs) (U)Orientation (1 hrs) (U)
The TEMPEST Environment (5 Hours) (U)
Grounding Subsystem Requirements (6 Hours) (U)
Using Filter and Isolation Devices (5 Hours) (U)
Facility and Equipment Zoning Concepts (4 Hours) (U)
Equipment Installation Guidelines (4 Hours) (S)
Distribution System Installation Guidelines (5 Hours) (S)
Utility and Other System Installation Guidelines (4 Hours) (U)
Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Environment Considerations (2 Hours) (U)
Shielded Environment Requirements/Characteristics (5 Hours) (S)
RED/BLACK Installation Inspection (8 Hours) (S)
Tactical/Deployed Environment Characteristics/Considerations (10 Hours) (S)
Measurement and Critique (1.5 hrs) (S)
Course Critique and Graduation (1 hr) (U)
Predeparture Safety Briefing and End of Course Appointments (.5 hrs) (U)
(The above titles are UNCLASSIFIED)
NOTE: This is a new course that replaced both L3OZR33S3A-001, TEMPEST Criteria For System/Facility Design and L3AZR2E391-001, TEMPEST Criteria For System/Facility Installation.
All training seats must be processed by the Quota Control Agency, HQ 2AF/DOPR, through the Air Force Personnel Management System (PMS). These seats are obtained differently by the different Services and Agencies.
AIR FORCE: Submit requirements to the local Military Personnel Flight (MPF), formerly CBPO, on AF Form 3933. The MPF inputs the request into the PMS for Command Headquarters approval (units obtain seats only through their Command Headquarters). Obtain request status through the MPF or Command Headquarters Quota Control Management Officers. Government civilians should contact their servicing Civilian Personnel Office (CPO).ARMY: Seat quota requirements must be coordinated between the unit's Command Headquarters and HQ 2AF/DOPR (units obtain seats only through their Command Headquarters). Obtain request status from Army Command Headquarters only.
NAVY: Seat quota requirements must be coordinated between CNTECHTRA and HQ 2AF/DOPR. Obtain seats or request status through CNTECHTRA/N1232 only. The following is provided for information:
SPAWARSYSEN Charleston
P.O. Box 190022
North Charleston, SC 29419-9002
Atten: Mr. Larry Leverette
PHONE: DSN 563-2030 Ext 4493
Commercial (803) 974-4493MARINE CORPS: Seat quota requirements must be coordinated between HQ Marine Corps and HQ 2AF/DOPR. Obtain seats or request status through HQ Marine Corps only. The following is provided for information:
CGMCCDC
ATTN: Code C463FT
Quantico, Va 22134-0001
PHONE: DSN 278-3071
(Quota Section/Education Tech)AGENCIES: Seat quota requirements must be coordinated between Agency Headquarters and HQ 2AF/DOPR. Obtain seats or request status through Agency Headquarters only.
CONTRACTORS: Service or agency representatives for government contractors must obtain seats directly from HQ 2AF/DOPR. Request status through the service/agency representative only.
Obtain class schedules and seat availability from:
HQ 2nd Air Force
ATTN: DOPR
721 Hangar Road, Suite 103
Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi 39534-2804
PHONE: DSN 597-1336/1337/1338 or
Commercial (601) 377-1336/1337/1338
POC: Ms. Anita Cannon
Billeting arrangements are the individual's responsibility. Call DSN 473-3622/5397 or Commercial (210) 671-3622/5397 for billeting information. TDY officers should make lodging requests to the Visiting Officers Quarters (VOQ). Also, students should plan on obtaining commercial transportation to and from the airport.
(Refer to AFCAT 36-2223 for complete administrative and reporting
instructions.)
Send clearance information and a copy of orders directing a student to attend a TEMPEST course to:
342 TRS/DORS
1220 Truemper Street, Suite 1
Lackland AFB, Texas 78236-5546
The orders must arrive ten working days prior to the class start date. Three more copies of the orders will be required upon arrival at the school.
ORDERS MUST CONTAIN:
--Student's full name & social security number
--Training Quota Line Number (TQLN)
--Organizational address
--Certification of SECRET clearance and U.S. citizenship
--Course number
--Class dates
Students/organizations should phone two days PRIOR TO DEPARTURE to verify that the orders have been received and that entry into the course will be permitted. Phone DSN 473-2444, or (210) 671-2444.
(Refer to AFCAT 36-2223 for complete administrative and reporting instructions.)
Direct any questions on course content to 342nd TEMPEST course personnel at DSN 473-2815, or (210) 671-2815.
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