PE-6(4) - Monitoring Physical Access | Monitoring Physical Access to Systems
Monitor physical access to the system in addition to the physical access monitoring of the facility at [Assignment: organization-defined physical spaces containing one or more components of the system].
During thermal-vac or vibration tests, vehicles often sit powered on but unattended, making them susceptible to covert probing. This enhancement requires video audit overlays that timestamp every opening of an access panel and every connection to a test umbilical. The footage is retained for the mission lifetime since latent tamper events can surface only after launch. As a simple rule, any door opened without a matching work order aborts test flow, forces an immediate non-destructive inspection, and triggers a cyber review to ensure no rogue firmware is loaded.
The [organization] shall develop policies and procedures to establish sufficient space domain awareness to avoid potential collisions or hostile proximity operations.This includes establishing relationships with relevant organizations needed for data sharing.{PE-6,PE-6(1),PE-6(4),PE-18,PE-20,RA-6,SC-7(14)}
The [organization] shall monitor physical access to all facilities where the system or system components reside throughout development, integration, testing, and launch to detect and respond to physical security incidents in coordination with the organizational incident response capability.{PE-6,PE-6(1),PE-6(4),PE-18,PE-20,SC-7(14)}