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13-10-1051	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, and Government should work together to identify criteria for developing procedures to handle network elements affected by nuclear attack or nuclear accidents (e.g., shock wave, Electro-magnetic Pulse (EMP), Thermal, Fallout, fiber darkening of phosphorous based fiber cable).
13-10-1052	Network Operators, Service Providers, and Public Safety should assess the functionality of network critical systems during disaster exercises.
13-10-1054	Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should install fire detection systems and consider the use of suppression systems or devices at buildings supporting network functionality.
13-10-1061	Service Provider, Network Operators, Equipment Suppliers, and Public Safety should ensure that Telecommunication Service Priority (TSP) records and data bases are reconciled annually.
13-10-1065	Network Operators and Service Providers should identify and manage critical network elements and architecture that are essential for network connectivity and subscriber services considering security, functional redundancy and geographical diversity.
13-10-1070	Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should utilize a UL standard for Transfer Switch Equipment.
13-10-1071	Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should mechanically and electrically interlock transfer breaker systems when they are utilized.
13-10-1072	Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should verify that protector size does not exceed cable rated current capacity.
13-10-5002	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should develop and implement periodic physical inspections and maintenance as required for all critical security systems.
13-10-5003	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should periodically audit compliance with physical security policies and procedures.
13-10-5005	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, and Public Safety should conduct electronic surveillance (e.g., CCTV, access control logs, alarm monitoring) at critical access points and preserve the data for investigation.
13-10-5009	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should ensure that access control records are retained in conjunction with company standards.
13-10-5010	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, and Public Safety should deploy security measures in proportion to the criticality of the facility or area being served.
13-10-5011	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should alarm and monitor critical facility access points to detect intrusion or unsecured access (e.g., doors being propped open).
13-10-5013	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers and Public Safety should consider establishing hierarchical key control system(s) (e.g., Master Key Control systems) with record keeping databases in facilities where master key systems are used. Master Key Control system should be implemented so that keys are distributed only to those with need for access into the locked space (e.g., perimeter doors, offices, restricted areas).
13-10-5014	Network Operators, Service Providers, Public Safety, Equipment Suppliers and Property Managers should establish and maintain inventory control measures to protect all media associated with Master Key Control (MKC) systems and access control systems (e.g. master keys, key blanks, cards, tokens, fobs).
13-10-5019	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, and Public Safety should consider establishing an employee awareness training program to inform employees who create, receive or transfer proprietary information of their responsibilities for compliance with proprietary information protection policies and procedures.
13-10-5021	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should establish procedures for access control, exception access, and identification for all individuals (including visitors, contractors, and vendors) that provide for the issuing of ID badges, sign-in and escorting where appropriate, with challenging of non-badged personnel.
13-10-5022	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should internally identify locations of critical infrastructure for emergency planning and security, and protect it as highly sensitive proprietary information.
13-10-5024	Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, and Public Safety should include physical security as an integral part of the strategic business planning and decision making process to ensure that security risks are properly identified and appropriately mitigated.

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