Occupied Kashmir: Fear of leaking intelligence

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Ban on the use of mobile phones in sensitive areas and operations for paramilitary forces

In Srinagar, Occupied Kashmir, the paramilitary forces (CRPF) have banned its personnel from recording data on smart phones in highly sensitive areas. The guidelines will also apply to all personnel, including personnel and civilian personnel. The guidelines state that if a staff member brings a smartphone to the office, it will be placed in a designated area.
The guidelines state that the main purpose of maintaining them in the organization is to maintain the security of information within the forces, while the basic principles of information are stability and availability. The guidelines state that every part of the information security program And each security control is designed to achieve these principles, so it is important to consider the approval and disapproval of smartphones in the organization.
The guidelines state that the maximum and unrestricted use of these phones could endanger security. The CRPF has divided phones into two categories, namely smartphones and mobiles, using camera recording facilities and Internet access, while their use is less sensitive, moderately sensitive and highly sensitive. Is classified as
The guidelines state that smartphones can be used without restriction in less sensitive areas, where there are dynamic duties and general documentation. The guidelines state that smartphones can be licensed only after approval from the head office, however, the use of any mobile phone equipped with a camera and recorder is prohibited so that the company’s privacy cannot be recorded.
Phones can be used during operations in moderately sensitive areas where people on active duty have direct confidentiality documents, such as specific branches, field duty operations and hospitals. In highly sensitive areas, there will be timely discussions and discussions on information in operation rooms or conference halls.
Sharing of information on mobile phones will be in accordance with the guidelines already issued for phones, while mobile cameras or recorders will be strictly prohibited from recording any confidential information of the institution. Use mobile phones from, because too many personal phone calls during duty also interfere with duty.
The guidelines for using social media state that they will be held accountable for posting sensitive content or messages on social media links, blogs and websites. The guidelines state that any deployment, or specific documents relating to information, will be prosecuted in specific cases under the relevant laws.