The folks at ISCD Help Desk updated another six frequently
asked questions (FAQ) responses yesterday on the CFATS Knowledge Center web site. None of
the changes yesterday addressed the recent
change in email address for the Help Desk, nor were any of the changes
really substantive.
Three of the revised FAQ responses (#168, #616, and #636)
updated links to various web pages in the extensive on-line collection of
information that ISCD maintains about the CFATS program. None of these web
sites linked to in these responses is particularly new. The change to the response
to FAQ #168 does correct the inappropriate link that I noted in my earlier
blog. It doesn’t appear that this is in response to my comments as the link to
the RMP*Comp web site on the bottom of the CFATS Knowledge Center page that I
pointed out in the same blog post is still a dead link.
The remaining three updates (#1373, #1471, and #1472)
include some minor wording changes of a strictly editorial nature. The one
common change in all three instances is the change of name from Chemical
Security Compliance Division to Infrastructure Security Compliance Division
(ISCD).
The fact that none of the changes today and most of the
changes made Friday reflects recent changes in either the ISCD web sites or
CFATS processes indicates that ISCD is conducting a fairly extensive review,
perhaps wholesale review, of the responses on their FAQ list; a periodic
requirement for any organization. If ISCD is going to continue to post a number
of merely editorial FAQ updates on a daily or near daily basis, I will go back
to an earlier policy of reporting on them on a weekly basis, typically on the
weekend.
I will continue to report substantive changes as soon as I
note them.
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