CAC ya basoda yina bo yibaka mpi mikanda ya ke ndimisaka bo¶

Kuvidisa Carte d’Accès Commun ya Departema ya Defense, carte d’identité des services uniformés, to badge ya lutaninu ya leta kele mpasi ya lutaninu ya luyalu mpi ya kisalu. Mukanda ya ke monisa nde nge kele soda kele ve kidimbu ya mpamba ya kisalu. Yau kele na ba chips ya circuit intégré ya kukangama yina kele na mikanda ya Infrastructure ya Clé Publique, ba profils demographiques biométriques, ba clés de signature numérique, mpe nswa ya kukota na kinsuni na ba base ya basoda, na ba nzila ya avio, mpe na bisika ya kinsweki. Kana mukanda ya ke ndimisa muntu me vila, ba perimetre ya basoda mpi ba réseaux informatiques fédéraux ke kutana ti bigonsa nswalu.

Bantu mingi ya kisalu, bantu yina ke salaka bisalu ya lutaninu, mpi bantu yina ke salaka ve kisalu ya kisoda ke vandaka ti keti-keti sambu na kuzabisa karti yina me konda sambu bo ke waka boma nde bamfumu ta nganina bo, ta pesa bo bandongisila, to nde bo ta tadila ve mambu ya mbi yina bo me sala sambu na kisalu ya lutaninu. Kubumba to kuvutula na nima rapore ya Karti ya Accès Commun yina mevila kele mbi mingi kuluta kuvidisa yo mosi. Ba karte yina bo me pesa ve rapore lenda sadilama na bisalu ya kinsweki ya bansi ya nkaka to na bimvuka ya bantu ya mbi sambu na kufwa bakielo ya nziunga to kuzikisa nde bo kele bantu ya kieleka na ba réseaux de défense. Kusala mambu nswalu mpi na pwelele ke kangaka bantu yina kele ve ti nswa ya kukota mpi ke taninaka bansangu na nge ya lutaninu.

Sala yo sesepi¶

1. Zabisa mbala mosi mfumu ya kisalu na nge mpi ya lutaninu ya kimvuka.
   • Solula nswalu ti mfumu na nge ya kisalu, sergent ya ntete, mfumu ya division, to mumonisi ya mfumu ya kontra na nsungi ya ngunga mosi ya nge me zaba nde kima yina me vidisa.
   • Notify your unit Security Manager or Security Management Office so they can log the incident in national defense security databases.
   • Kana bo yibaka nge ti minduki, bo yibaka nge kamio, to bo bulaka nge na nganda ya kisika yina nge ke salaka kisalu, binga nimero ya urgence ya bwala na beno (911 na États-Unis mpi na Canada, 112 na Union Européenne ya mvimba, 999 na Royaume-Uni) to tala lisiti na beto ya . nimero ya urgence.
2. Pesa rapore ya bima ya nge me vidisa to ya bo me yiba na bamfumu ya bapolisi.
   • Kana karti yango kuvilaka to bo yibaka yo na kisika yina basoda ketulaka bima, kwenda mbala mosi na Bapolisi ya Basoda, na Basoda ya Lutaninu, to na biro ya Master-at-Arms.
   • If the loss occurred off-base in the civilian community, file a theft report with the local municipal police department and obtain an official case tracking number.
   • Nge fuana monisa kopi ya rapore yayi ya polisi ya officiel yina me tula maboko samu na kuzwa mukanda ya nswa ya kuyingisa na kifulu ya kusonikisa ba zina ya defense.
3. Lomba nswalu kukatula mukanda ya PKI na biro ya lusadisu ya réseau na nge.
   • Contact your service branch or agency enterprise service desk, such as the Army Enterprise Service Desk, Navy 311, Air Force IT Service Desk, or defense agency equivalent.
   • Lomba nde mfumu mosi ya ke talaka mambu ya bansangu to mfumu ya ke talaka mambu ya kusonikisa bazina kukatula mikanda ya Infrastructure de Clés Publiques yina kele na zulu ya chip yina me konda.
   • Kukatula mikanda ya ke ndimisa nde muntu kele muntu ya kieleka, ya kutula diboko na e-mail, mpi ya kukanga bansangu ke kangaka nzila na kukota kukonda kupesa nswa na nzila ya NIPRNet, SIPRNet, mpi ya ba application ya Internet ya ke taninaka.
4. De-authorize physical installation access in perimeter security systems.
   • Notify the base Visitor Control Center or Pass and Decal office that your card is missing.
   • Request that security personnel flag your card profile in the Defense Biometric Identification System, or DBIDS, and local Physical Access Control Systems.
   • Flagging the electronic card serial number makes sure that if an unauthorized person attempts to swipe or scan the card at an installation entry gate, sentries receive an instant alert.
5. Secure the required command documentation for credential reissuance.
   • Obtain a signed Lost Credential Memorandum from your commanding officer, unit security officer, or authorized corporate contractor facility security officer.
   • Complete and sign Department of Defense Form 1172-2, Application for Identification Card/DEERS Enrollment.
   • Verify that the command memorandum explicitly details the date, location, and circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the card.
6. Schedule an urgent appointment at a RAPIDS issuing facility.
   • Locate the nearest Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System workstation through the official defense appointment scheduler portal.
   • Gather two valid, unexpired forms of government-issued photo identification, such as a state driver license, civilian passport, or certified birth certificate.
   • Present your secondary identification, police report, and command authorization memorandum to receive a newly encoded physical credential.

flowchart TD
    A["Military CAC or security badge lost or stolen"] --> B["Step 1: Notify chain of command and unit security manager"]
    B --> C["Step 2: File formal police report on-base or with civilian precinct"]
    C --> D["Step 3: Call enterprise IT service desk to revoke PKI certificates"]
    D --> E["Step 4: Notify base Pass and ID to flag card in DBIDS gate scanners"]
    E --> F{"Are you stationed on-base or attempting to enter?"}
    F -->|"Entering installation"| G["Report to Visitor Center for temporary escort pass"]
    F -->|"On installation"| H["Step 5: Obtain signed command lost credential memo"]
    G --> H
    H --> I["Step 6: Gather two secondary unexpired photo IDs and DD Form 1172-2"]
    I --> J["Step 7: Visit RAPIDS/DEERS office for replacement card re-encoding"]
    J --> K["Restore network access tokens and re-register in base DBIDS"]

The dual threat: physical perimeter breach and cryptographic compromise¶

Understanding why defense credentials receive extreme protection requires examining how the smart card functions. A Common Access Card combines two completely distinct security layers into a single piece of laminated plastic: physical visual and biometric authentication, and digital cryptographic tokens.

Physical base access vulnerabilities and gate exploitation¶

At the physical installation level, sentries at entry control points inspect credentials to verify identity. When thousands of vehicles queue at installation gates during morning rush hours, gate sentries scan cards using handheld DBIDS wireless optical scanners or perform visual checks through vehicle windows.

If a lost credential matches an individual of similar age, height, hair color, and build, a disciplined intruder can present the card to gain entry to the installation. Once past the perimeter fence, unauthorized individuals can observe operational unit movements, photograph flight line operations, map physical infrastructure, or access unsecured command spaces. For this reason, base security forces treat an unaccounted-for credential as a potential perimeter security breach.

Cryptographic compromise of military networks and PKI keys¶

The digital threat posed by a lost Common Access Card is equally severe. Embedded inside the smart card chip are three primary Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificates issued by the Department of Defense Certification Authority: * The Identity Authentication Certificate: Authenticates the user to defense computers, secure network domains, virtual private networks, and web portals. * The Digital Signature Certificate: Applies legally binding digital cryptographic signatures to official military orders, contracts, administrative actions, and emails. * The Data Encryption Certificate: Encrypts sensitive, unclassified, and proprietary correspondence transmitted across government networks.

If a credential falls into the possession of a sophisticated adversary, foreign intelligence service, or advanced cybercriminal group, they can use specialized smart card hardware readers and forensic software to probe the microchip. If the card personal identification number (PIN) is compromised, an attacker can authenticate to defense intranets, exfiltrate sensitive files, or forge cryptographic signatures on official documents. Immediate digital certificate revocation shuts down this electronic attack surface.

Immediate reporting requirements and timeline¶

The Department of Defense, service branch regulations, and federal directives enforce mandatory reporting timelines when defense credentials disappear. Treating a lost credential as an informal administrative matter is a serious mistake.

The mandatory reporting window¶

Service branch regulations, including Army Regulation 380-67, Air Force Instruction 36-3026, Navy Personnel Command directives, and Department of Defense Manual 1000.13, mandate that personnel report lost or stolen credentials immediately: * Nsangu ya Ntete (Na Bangunga 1 ti 2): Zabisa kuvila na mfumu na nge ya kisalu ya nswalu, mfumu ya kisalu ya fioti, mfumu ya kisalu ya fioti yina kele na kiyeka, to mfumu ya departema kaka kana nge me ndima nde karti me konda. * Kuzabisa mfumu ya kisalu ya lutaninu (Na kati ya bangunga 4): Kuzabisa mfumu ya kisalu ya lutaninu ya unité na nge to Mumonisi ya Muntu ya Ke Salaka Bakontra. Mfumu ya kisalu ya lutaninu ke sonikaka rapore ya mambu yina me salama na Système d’information de la Défense pour la Sécurité (DISS), kisika ya nene ya kubumba bansangu ya leta sambu na kulandila mikanda ya lutaninu. * Mikanda ya kuzitisa nsiku (Na kati ya bangunga 24): Fulusa mukanda ya kuzenga kieleka na ba polisi ya basoda ya installation to ba polisi ya ke zitisaka nsiku ya bantu ya bwala.

Kupesa rapore nswalu ke taninaka nge na nsiku. Kana muntu mosi ya bo me pesa ve nswa me sadila bansangu na nge yina bo me yiba sambu na kumeka kufwa porte ya base to kuyantika kukota na réseau, kashe ya ntangu yina kele na nsangu na nge ya ntete ya lutaninu ke monisa nde karte yina vandaka ve na kiyeka na nge, yo ke taninaka nge sambu bantu kuyindula ve nde nge me sala mambu yina.

Kupesa bansangu na nzila ya basoda mpi ya bantu ya mpamba¶

Kisika nge ke tula rapore ya ntete ya bima na nge ke tadila kisika yina bima yina nge me vidisa kele: * Kuvidisa na Base: Kana nge me tula karte na mutindu ya mbi na kati ya nzo ya basoda, nzo ya escadron, kisika ya maswa, kisika ya kudia, to kisika ya kusala bansaka ya base, pesa rapore mbala mosi na departema ya lutaninu ya installation. Sergent ya biro tabaka mukanda na nge ya kuzenga kieleka, takangula mukanda ya ketubila mambu yina kusalamaka, mpi tabasisa rapore ya polisi ya basoda yina bo metulaka na leta. * Kuvidisa na nganda ya kisika: Kana bo yibaka potomone to saki na nge na aeroport ya bantu ya mpamba, na restaurant, na kisika ya mumbongo, to na otele, pesa rapore ya mambu ya mbi na departema ya bapolisi ya mbanza yina kele ti kiyeka na kisika yina. Lomba rapore ya polisi ya bo me sonikaka na zulu ya papie yina kele ti zina ya polisi yina ke salaka bansosa, nimero ya badge, nimero ya telefone ya kisika yina bo ke sansaka bantu, mpi nimero ya leta yina ke monisaka mambu yina salamaka. * Kuvidisa Nzietelo na Bansi ya Nzenza: Kana nge me vidisa mukanda ya basoda ntangu nge kele na congé ya nge mosi to na kisalu ya officiel na insi ya nzenza, zabisa Biro ya Attaché ya Defense ya États-Unis to detachement ya Garde ya Securité ya Ambassade ya Marine Corps na ambassade ya pene-pene mbala mosi, na lweka ya center ya bisalu ya unité ya nzo na nge.

Mikumba ya kupesa rapore ya kontra ya defense¶

Ba kontra ya lutaninu yina ke salaka na kulanda mukanda ya bisalu ya programe ya lutaninu ya bisalu ya insi (NISPOM / 32 CFR Kitini 117) ke salaka na kulanda bansiku ya ngolo. Muntu yina ke salaka na kontra ya defense yina bo me pesa nswa ya kusala kisalu yina me vidisa Carte d’Accès Commun to badge ya sécurité ya kompani fwete: 1. Zabisa nswalu-nswalu muntu yina ke talaka mambu ya lutaninu ya banzo (FSO) ya kompani na bo. 2. Kumanisa rapore ya mambu ya ke tadila lutaninu ya kompani yina ke monisa mbote-mbote bansangu yina bo me bumbaka to yina bo lenda baka na nzila ya mukanda yina. 3. Mfumu ya ke talaka mambu ya lutaninu ya kisika yina bo ke salaka kisalu ke zabisaka mambu yina me salama na Système d’information de la défense pour la sécurité mpi ke zabisaka Mumonisi ya Mfumu ya Ke Talaka Mambu ya Lutaninu ya luyalu. 4. Kana kontra ya defense me pesa ve rapore ya nswalu ya mikanda ya ke monisa nde yandi me vidisa, yo lenda sala nde bo pesa yandi bansangu ya kusansa muntu yina me sala kontra, bo kulumusa ntalu ya lutaninu ya kompani, to bo kanga yandi mikanda ya ke pesa nswa ya kusala kisalu ya lutaninu.

Kukatula ya digitale: kufwa mikanda ya PKI mpi ba jetons ya réseau¶

Ba nsangu ya kinsuni lenda vutuka ve na ntama, kansi makuki na bo ya dijital lenda mana na nima ya minuta fyoti na nzila ya ba réseaux ya ba kompani ya IT ya defense.

Kukutana ti mfumu ya ke talaka mambu ya me tala bansangu mpi biro ya ke sadisaka bantu na mambu ya IT .¶

Konso kisika ya basoda ke twadisaka mpi ke taninaka bantu ke vandaka ti muntu yina ke twadisaka kisalu ya kutanina bansangu (IAM), muntu yina ke pesaka bisalu ya lutaninu ya Internet (CSSP), to muntu yina ke twadisaka kisalu ya Réseau (NEC) na bwala na beno. Beno solula nswalu ti biro ya kisalu ya bwala na beno to ya kompani sambu na kuyantika kukatula nswa ya kusala mambu ya mbi: * Pesa muntu yina ke salaka kisalu ya teknike zina na nge ya mvimba ya nsiku, Nimero ya Kuzaba Muntu ya DoD (Identificateur Personnel de l’Echange des Données Électroniques ya ba ntalu kumi yina bo me sonika na nima ya karti na nge), mpi kimvuka ya unité yina bo me pesa nge. * Tuba na pwelele yonso nde: "Mono ke pesa rapore ya Carte d'Accès Commun ya me vilaka to ya bo me yiba. Mono ke lomba nde bo katula nswalu mikanda yonso ya ke tadila Infrastructure ya Nsabi ya Bantu Yonso." * Muntu yina ke salaka kisalu ya teknike ke solulaka ti mfumu mosi ya kele ti nswa ya kusonikisa bazina (RA) to muntu yina bo ke tudilaka ntima (TA) yina ke yulaka bangiufula na base de données ya DoD Public Key Infrastructure mpi ke balulaka mikanda na nge ya elektroniki na kisika ya bo me katulaka.

Liste ya kukatula mikanda mpi Protocole ya Statut ya mikanda na Internet¶

Kana mfumu mosi ya me pesa nswa me katula mikanda na nge, mambu yina ke panzana na ba serveur ya lutaninu na nzila ya mitindu zole ya teknike: * Liste ya kukatula ba certificats (CRLs): Kimvuka ya ke pesaka mikanda ya DoD ke vukisaka mpe ke basisaka ba liste ya ba nimero ya serie yina ba me katula yina me tula maboko na nzila ya internet na ba ntangu yina me bongisama. Ba domaine nyonso ya réseau ke bakaka ba liste yayi samu na kuzikisa kana ba certificats yina ba me pesa na ntangu ya kumeka kukota kele kaka na ngolo. * Protocole ya statut ya certificat en ligne (OCSP): Ba réseaux ya defense ya bubu yayi ke sadilaka ba réponseurs ya validation ya OCSP na ntangu ya kieleka. Kana muntu me kotisa karti na kati ya kima mosi ya ke tangaka bakarte ya mayele mpi me kotisa PIN, station ya kisalu ya bwala yina ke yulaka serveur ya OCSP na réseau ya mvimba. Kana bo me tula kidimbu nde bo me katula mukanda yina, serveur ke buyaka kundimisa yo na nima ya bamilisekonde, yo ke sukisaka kukota na ntwala nde muntu yina me konda nswa kutala mambu yina bo me kabula na réseau to kubasisa ba application.

Kukatula ba jetons ya nsadisa mpi baprofile ya authentificateur mobile¶

Kana bo sadilaka karte na nge ya me konda sambu na kundimisa bisadilu ya kompani ya nkaka, zabisa muntu yina ke sadisaka bantu na mambu ya IT sambu bo katula banswa ya kukota na ordinatere: * Katula ba tunnel yonso ya Réseau privé virtuel (VPN) yina ke salaka mpi yina ke wakana ti konti na nge ya kusadila. * Katula baprofile ya kimuntu ya bunkete to yina me katuka na yo yina bo me tula na batelefone ya maboko, na batablette, to na bima ya ordinatere ya fioti yina luyalu ke pesaka. * Kukatula ba cookies ya session ya kukota mbala mosi (SSO) na ba porte ya internet ya lutaninu bonso Systeme ya voyage ya lutaninu (DTS), MyPay, mpi ba porte ya internet ya e-mail ya ba kompani.

Kukota na installation ya kinsuni mpi kukatula nswa ya DBIDS¶

Kumanisa ba privilèges ya réseau ke taninaka ba récords électroniques, kansi ba forces de sécurité ya installation fwete neutraliser mpi utilité physique ya carte na ba porte ya bandilu ya base.

Kupesa kidimbu ya ngidika ya kuzaba biométrique ya lutaninu¶

Sisteme ya Identification Biométrique ya Defense (DBIDS) ke twadisaka mutindu ya kukota na nitu sambu na bantu yina ke kotaka na bisika ya basoda na ntoto ya mvimba. Ntangu nge ke tala karte na nge na kielo mosi ya fondasio, scanner optique ke tangaka code barre to puce ya karte ya mayele yina kele ve ti contact, ke salaka ba referansi na base de données ya kati, mpi ke monisaka foto na nge, nivo ya kisika yina nge me katuka, mpi mikumba ya kukota na installation na terminal ya maboko ya sentinelle.

Kusonga karte mosi ya kukonda na DBIDS: 1. Tala to binga Biro ya Ke Talaka Bapas mpi Kuzaba Bantu to Centre de Contrôle des Visiteurs yina bo me tula. 2. Pesa Nimero ya Kuzaba ya DoD na nge mpi mambu yina me salama sambu nge vidisa kima yina. 3. Muntu ya ke talaka mambu ya lutaninu ke kotaka na terminal ya luyalu ya DBIDS mpi ke sobaka kisika ya karte na nge na "Kuvila/Kuyiba - Kubotula." 4. Kana muntu mosi meka kumonisa karte na nge ya kinsuni na konso kielo ya kutula basoda yina kesala kisalu yina, scanner yina bo kesimbaka na maboko kesala makelele ya kewakanaka, yo kepela mbwaki, mpi yo kepusaka bankengidi na kukanga muntu yango mpi na kubotula yandi nswalu mukanda ya kemonisa nde yandi kele muntu ya kisalu.

Ba système ya kutala mutindu ya kukota mpi ba badge ya lutaninu ya banzo¶

Katula bakielo ya ntete ya kutula, banzo ya sipesiali ya kupesa bantuma, banzo ya kupesa bansangu ya mfunu (SCIF), mpi banzo ya laboratoire ke sadilaka ba Systèmes de Contrôle de l’Accès Physique (PACS) ya bwala. Ba systeme yayi ke sadilaka ba chips RFID ya pene-pene yina me kotisama na kati ya ba Cartes d’Accès Commun to ba badge ya pene-pene ya sipesiali: * Zabisa mfumu ya lutaninu ya nzo to muntu yina ke taninaka banzo nswalu. * Muntu yina ke taninaka kisika yina ke kotaka na logiciel ya ke twadisaka mutindu ya kukota na banzo ya bwala na beno mpi ke katulaka nimero ya badge électronique ya karte na nge na ba-contrôleur électronique ya kukanga bakielo. * Kukatula nimero ya serie ya badge kekangaka muntu yina kekota na kati nzila ya kusadila karte ya kinsuni sambu na kukangula bakielo ya nziunga ya nganda, bamantrap biométrique, to bakielo ya bavoile.

Banzila ya kukota na luyantiku kukonda Karti ya Kukota ya Bantu Yonso .¶

Kukangama na nganda ya kyelo ya kisika yina basoda ketulaka basoda kukonda karti ya kuzabila muntu kesala kigonsa mosi ya mfunu na mbala mosi. Ba sentinelle ke vandaka ti minduki, bo ke longamaka na kutelemina bantu yina ke sosa kukota kukonda kupesa nswa, mpi bo ke zitisaka bansiku ya ngolo ya ke taninaka bo.

Kupusana pene-pene ya Centre de contrôle des visiteurs¶

Kumeka ve ata fyoti na kuluta na kielo ya bo ketulaka basoda kukonda mukanda ya nzikisa, ti kivuvu nde nkengidi mosi ya kinduku tazaba nge mpi tapesa nge maboko sambu na kuluta. Kusala mutindu yina ke fwa bantuma ya lutaninu ya base, yo ke salaka nde bo kanga bakielo, mpi yo lenda sala nde bo kanga muntu sambu na mambu ya mbi ya bo me sala ti minduki.

Landa mutindu yai sambu na kukota na installation kana ID na nge kele ve: 1. Benda kamio na nge na kisika yina bo me ponaka sambu na Centre de contrôle des visiteurs yina kele na nganda ya lupangu ya nziunga ya installation na ntwala ya kukuma na nzo ya bankengidi. 2. Kota na Centre de contrôle des visiteurs mpi pusana pene-pene ya kisika yina bo ke bakaka bantu. 3. Tubila na pima yonso nde nge kele muntu ya ke salaka kisalu ya kisoda, muntu ya kisalu ya leta, to kontra yina bo me tinda na unité ya locataire ya installation yina bo me vidisa to bo me yiba karte na yandi ya kuzabila muntu. 4. Pesa foto ya zole ya ke monisa nde nge kele muntu ya luyalu yina me manaka ve, mu mbandu mukanda ya ke pesa nswa ya kunata kamio to passport ya sivile. 5. Sonika mukanda ya kamio na nge, nzikisa ya asiranse ya kamio yina kele mbote, mpi bansangu ya unité yina bo me pesa nge.

Ba passe ya kutula bima na ntangu fioti mpi mambu ya bo ke lombaka sambu na kunata muntu¶

Na kutadila mutindu ya kutanina bantu na ngolo (FPCON) mpi bansiku ya ke tadila mutindu ya kutula bima na kisika yina bo ke zingaka, Centre de contrôle des visiteurs ta basisa mikanda ya ke monisa mutindu ya kukota sambu na ntangu fioti: * Passe de papier temporaire (DoD Form 2883 to Base Pass): Muntu ya ke talaka mambu ya lutaninu ke zikisaka kisika na nge ya kisalu na DEERS mpi ke basisaka mukanda ya ke sadisaka na bangunga makumi zole na iya tii na makumi nsambwadi na zole. Mukanda yango kele ti foto na nge, zina na nge ya nsiku, mpi nswa ya sikisiki ya kukota na kielo. * Ba nsatu ya Escort ya Sponsor: Na nsi ya ba nsiku ya lutaninu ya ngolo ya kutombula (bonso FPCON Charlie to Delta), ba mfumu ya lutaninu lenda pesa ve ba passe ya banzenza yina kele na muntu ve. Nge fwete solula ti mfumu ya kisalu ya unité na nge, mfumu ya basoda ya fioti yina ke twadisaka, to sergent ya ntete sambu na kunata nge mosi na kamio na Centre de contrôle des visiteurs. Muntu yina ke pesa nge mbongo fwete tula diboko na mukanda ya leta yina ke pesa nswa ya kunata nge mpi kukwenda ti nge na kinsuni na kielo. * Kukangama ya Mikumba ya Nzietelo ya Kutula Ntima: Kana nge kele ve ti mukanda ya leta, nge ke vidisaka mikumba ya Nzietelo ya Kutudila Ntima. Nge lenda nata ve bantu yankaka yina kele na kati ya kamio na kisika yina bo ketulaka bima, mpi konso muntu yina kele na kati ya kamio na nge fwete katula bima na yandi mosi na Centre de contrôle des visiteurs.

Nzila ya kuyingisa RAPIDS na DEERS .¶

Kana bansangu ya lutaninu me mana nswalu, nge fwete baka mukanda ya nkaka na nzila ya station ya kisalu ya Système d’identification automatique du personnel en temps réel (RAPIDS). Ba terminaux ya RAPIDS ke vukana mbala mosi na base de données ya Système de rapport de l’éligibilité à l’enscription de la défense (DEERS).

Liste ya mikanda ya bo ke lomba¶

Bamfumu ya ke zikisaka mambu ya RAPIDS ke salaka na kulandaka bantuma ya ngolo ya leta yina ke tadilaka mambu ya ke tadila nzikisa ya muntu yina bo me tulaka na nsadisa ya Nsiku ya Mfumu ya Insi 12 (HSPD-12) mpi Nsiku ya Ke Talaka Mambu ya Lutaninu ya Insi 201 (FIPS 201). Nge lenda baka ve mukanda ya ke yingisa nge na kutadila mambu yina bo me pesa nge na munoko.

Nge fuana monisa mikanda yayi ya mfunu na kifulu ya kisalu ya RAPIDS: * Memorandum ya Carte Perdue de Commandement Signé: Memorandum officiel na zulu ya mukanda ya commande yina mfumu ya unité na beno, mfumu ya kisalu, mfumu ya lutaninu, to mfumu ya lutaninu ya kisika ya kompani me tula maboko. Mukanda yina fwete tendula mambu yina me salama sambu na kuvidisa kima yina mpi kupesa nswa ya kubasisa yo diaka. * Rapore ya mambu ya ba polisi ya officiel: Kopi ya rapore ya ba polisi ya basoda to rapore ya muyibi ya ba polisi ya municipalite ya sivile yina me tula maboko, me tula kashe. * Two Forms of Unexpired Identity Documentation: You must present two original, unexpired forms of government identification listed on the federal Form I-9 list. One document must be an unexpired state or federal government photo ID (such as a state driver license or civilian passport). The second document can be a certified birth certificate, Social Security card, voter registration card, or foreign passport. * Department of Defense Form 1172-2: An approved Application for Identification Card/DEERS Enrollment. If your sponsor is not physically present, the form must be signed digitally via the online RAPIDS Self-Service portal or notarized.

Accessing the RAPIDS appointment system¶

Military installations experience heavy demand for ID card services. To obtain an appointment: 1. Access the official DoD ID Card Office Online (RAPIDS Appointment Scheduler) from a personal computer, smartphone, or sponsor workstation. 2. Search for all RAPIDS facilities within a fifty-mile radius. In addition to primary active-duty installations, look for National Guard armories, reserve training centers, and military recruitment stations that house certified RAPIDS workstations. 3. If online appointment calendars are fully booked for weeks, locate an installation that operates a standby walk-in queue. 4. Arrive at the walk-in facility at least forty-five minutes before doors open, bringing your complete documentation dossier. Explain to the intake clerk that you are in a duty-critical status requiring emergency same-day card re-encoding.

Card re-encoding and biometric capture¶

At the RAPIDS terminal, the verifying official walks through a structured enrollment process: * The official scans and uploads your two primary identification documents into the DEERS database. * You place your fingers on an optical biometric scanner to capture and verify digital fingerprints against your historical DEERS record. * A high-resolution digital photograph is taken against a neutral background. * The operator inserts a blank smart card into the desktop encoding machine. The system writes your demographic profile, burns digital cryptographic keys into the microchip, and prints physical visual text and barcodes onto the card exterior. * You insert the newly minted card into a keypad reader and establish a fresh six-to-eight-digit PIN.

Comparison of military credential types and replacement protocols¶

Different defense credentials carry distinct administrative authority, replacement documentation rules, and network privileges. The following comparison table provides an operational summary of primary Department of Defense identification credentials.

Counterintelligence, OPSEC, and espionage considerations¶

In the modern threat environment, foreign intelligence services, terrorist organizations, and organized cyber syndicates actively target military identification credentials. A Common Access Card is a valuable human intelligence asset.

The intelligence value of a military credential¶

Hostile intelligence operatives seek authentic military credentials for several operational objectives: * Perimeter Reconnaissance and Infiltration: An authentic card facilitates unauthorized physical access to military installations, permitting surveillance of weapon storage areas, command headquarters, and defense research laboratories. * Social Engineering and Impersonation: Possessing an authentic credential allows a hostile agent to pose convincingly as a military officer or defense technician when conducting phone-based or in-person social engineering attacks against military units or defense contractors. * Synthetic Identity Fabrication: Data harvested from the magnetic stripe, PDF417 barcode, and integrated circuit chip can be cloned or incorporated into counterfeit documentation used in espionage operations.

High-risk loss indicators and CI reporting¶

You must report the loss directly to military counterintelligence authorities (such as the Army Counterintelligence Command, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, or Air Force Office of Special Investigations) if any of the following high-risk indicators are present: * The loss occurred during personal or official travel in a foreign country designated as a high-threat counterintelligence environment. * The card disappeared under suspicious circumstances, such as an unauthorized room entry where high-value electronics and cash were left untouched while only the military ID was taken. * You are approached by unfamiliar individuals asking detailed questions about your security clearance, your military duties, or your access to classified networks following the loss. * You observe unauthorized electronic login attempts or password reset notices triggered against your government email or defense web accounts.

Protecting operational security (OPSEC)¶

When discussing the loss of your credential, maintain operational security: * Never post about the lost card on social media platforms or public forums. Announcing that you lost your badge or describing your specific unit access permissions provides valuable intelligence to adversaries monitoring social networks. * Do not discuss details regarding command security investigations or temporary installation vulnerabilities over unencrypted civilian communications channels. * Restrict all communication regarding the incident to official military email, secure telecommunications, or private in-person command briefings.

Administrative consequences and protecting your security clearance¶

One of the greatest concerns for personnel who lose a credential is the potential impact on their military career, performance evaluations, and security clearance eligibility.

Disciplinary distinctions: negligence versus unavoidable theft¶

Military leadership and security adjudication authorities draw a sharp distinction between unavoidable criminal victimization and irresponsible negligence: * Unavoidable Criminal Victimization: If your credential was stolen during an armed robbery, a documented residential burglary, or a vehicle break-in where the bag was concealed in a locked trunk, you are the victim of a crime. As long as you report the loss promptly, file an accurate police report, and cooperate transparently with security officers, you will rarely face disciplinary punishment. * Negligent Carelessness: If an investigation demonstrates that you left your card unattended in a computer keyboard inside a public workspace, lost the card while intoxicated at an off-base bar, or failed to report the disappearance for several days, you face administrative consequences. These consequences can include non-punitive letters of caution, formal counseling statements, loss of pass privileges, or non-judicial punishment under Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (Failure to Obey an Order or Regulation).

Security clearance impact and Continuous Evaluation¶

National security clearances are governed by the Security Executive Agent Directive 4 (SEAD 4) National Security Adjudicative Guidelines. Guideline K (Handling Protected Information) and Guideline E (Personal Conduct) evaluate an individual reliability, trustworthiness, and adherence to security rules.

To protect your security clearance: * Report Immediately: The single most damaging action an individual can take is concealing the loss. When an unreported card is flagged by gate sentries or network administrators, the security manager must log an adverse security incident report in the Defense Information System for Security (DISS), which can trigger clearance suspension. * Document Mitigation: Demonstrate personal responsibility by presenting your police report, IT ticket numbers, and replacement documentation to your unit security manager. Proactive remediation shows compliance with security directives. * Continuous Evaluation Compliance: Modern federal clearance holders are enrolled in Continuous Evaluation (CE) automated monitoring. Security incidents are reviewed continuously by the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA). Transparent reporting guarantees that the incident is resolved administratively as an isolated administrative occurrence rather than a pattern of security non-compliance.

Hardening personal credential security for the future¶

Experiencing the disruption of a lost military credential reinforces the necessity of strict physical custody habits. Implement these daily security measures to safeguard your credentials:

Physical custody and transit discipline¶

Treat your Common Access Card with the same level of security discipline applied to sensitive military hardware: * The Removal Habit: Never leave your card inserted in a keyboard or smart card reader when stepping away from your desk, even for thirty seconds. Lock your workstation screen and place the card in your pocket or around your neck every time you stand up. * Concealment Off-Base: When traveling outside military installations, remove your card from exterior lanyards or visible badge reels. Displaying a military credential in civilian spaces makes you an identifiable target for pickpockets and intelligence collectors. * Dedicated Interior Storage: Store your credential inside a dedicated, zippered interior pocket of your jacket or bag, separate from routine credit cards and transit passes. Separating your military ID from everyday cash reduces the risk that the card will accidentally slip out when paying for retail purchases.

Using RFID-shielding sleeves and secure holders¶

Smart cards containing contactless integrated circuits broadcast identification signals when exposed to radio frequency interrogation fields. Protect your card from electronic harvesting: * Store your credential inside an electromagnetically opaque RFID-shielding sleeve or a rigid, FIPS 201-approved dual-sided badge holder. * An approved shielding sleeve blocks unauthorized contactless card skimmers from reading unencrypted electronic chips while you travel through public transit terminals, airports, or crowded civilian spaces. * Inspect physical badge holders regularly for cracks or weak plastic clips that could allow the card to detach unnoticed during daily movement.

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Will I be disciplined under the UCMJ for losing my military CAC?¶

Losing a Common Access Card is not an automatic UCMJ violation, but service members can face non-judicial punishment under Article 92 if the loss resulted from gross negligence, leaving the card unattended in a secure facility, or intentionally failing to report the loss immediately to their chain of command.

How can I get on base if I lose my CAC on a weekend?¶

Pull into the installation Visitor Control Center parking area before the gate sentry post, present secondary unexpired government photo identification like a driver license or passport, and have your unit duty officer or a designated sponsor meet you to sign an official temporary escort pass.

Can someone use my lost CAC to access classified computer networks?¶

An unauthorized individual cannot access classified networks like SIPRNet with a lost card alone because authentication requires a cryptographically validated smart card PIN, but immediate reporting is necessary so Information Assurance Managers can revoke Public Key Infrastructure certificates before adversaries can attempt bypass attacks.

What two forms of ID do I need to bring to the RAPIDS office for a replacement CAC?¶

You must present two original, unexpired forms of identification from the federal Form I-9 list, with at least one being a primary state or federal photo identification like a state driver license or civilian passport, accompanied by a secondary document such as a Social Security card or certified birth certificate.

What is a Lost CAC Memorandum and who has the authority to sign it?¶

A Lost CAC Memorandum is an official administrative document on command letterhead describing the date, location, and circumstances of the card loss, which must be signed by the service member commanding officer, executive officer, unit security manager, or authorized contractor Facility Security Officer before a RAPIDS workstation can issue a replacement card.

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