FAR Case 2017-016: Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)
Summary
This federal regulation sets new rules for how government contractors and agencies must handle sensitive but unclassified information called CUI. The rules aim to protect important government data that isn't classified as secret but still needs special protection, such as personal information or technical details.
Key Points
- 1Applies to companies that work with the federal government and receive sensitive unclassified information as part of their contracts
- 2Requires contractors to implement specific safeguards like secure storage, limited access, and tracking systems for sensitive government information
- 3Establishes standard marking and labeling requirements so everyone knows which information needs extra protection
- 4Gives the government until March 18, 2025 to receive public comments before finalizing the rule
- 5Affects thousands of private companies across industries that hold government contracts, potentially requiring new security investments and procedures
Key Dates
January 15, 2025
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