OSAC continually promotes the exchange of information on developments in all aspects of security and recommends methods for planning and implementing security programs abroad. To achieve these objectives, OSAC established committees to address issues such as emergency preparedness, physical security, and protection of proprietary information.OSAC committees have produced seven publications to be used as guidelines by the American private sector living and operating abroad. The publication format is designed to be used by the security professional as part of tier organizations' awareness and education program. OSAC now has a comprehensive library of security guidelines with thousands of copies distributed to the American private sector doing business abroad. OSAC will continue to produce timely publications designed to assist the U.S. private sector in meeting security challenges overseas.
Guidelines
Recently these guidelines have been converted to text based documents for the benefit of the constituency. If you are having problems with these documents, right-click on the link and download the text file to your desktop.
Security Guidelines for American Families Living Abroad
Security Guidelines for American Enterprises Abroad
Emergency Planning Guidelines for American Businesses Abroad
Security Awareness Overseas - An Overview
Guidelines for Protecting U.S. Business Information Overseas
Personal Security Guidelines for the American Business Traveler Overseas
Security Guidelines for Children Living Abroad
Brochures
Responding to a Biological or Chemical Threat: A Practical Guide (Adobe PDF, 225Kb)
OSAC's Country Councils (Adobe PDF, 25Kb)
Miscellaneous Publications
Model Contingency/Evacuation Plan (Adobe PDF, 33.5Kb)
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"This is OSAC", a PowerPoint presentation that describes OSAC's origins, the OSAC Council, the mission, its committees, OSAC services, OSAC issues, and Country Councils location.
Click here to find out. Adobe Acrobat (12.9 Mb)
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