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My name is Peggy Ushman and I am a senior program analyst at the Information Security Oversight Office, or ISOO. Today we will be discussing the more common marking errors we find on classified documents and why it is important that we recognize and fix them. We have many references that discuss marking classified documents. We have executive order 13526 and 32 CFR part 2001, both titled Classified National Security Information. Both of these can be found on the ISOO web page at .archives.gov/isoo under policy documents. We also have a number of training aids and tips, videos, and other guidance available on the education and training page, as well as links to the CUI and CDSE websites. Before we start our discussion on marking errors, let us first discuss the basics of original and derivative classification. Original classification is the initial determination that information requires protection, in the interest of national security, from unauthorized disclosure. Original classificat
