Safeguarding Export-Controlled Documents, Data & Items
It is the responsibility of each Caltech PI and researcher to understand how to safeguard export-controlled items and documents associated with his/her research. Read below to learn about the precautions and requirements. Contact us with any questions.
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Prior to the publication or transfer of export-controlled documents or files from campus, the Caltech PI must perform a document review. Learn about what needs to be checked, required markings to add, mandatory recordkeeping, and audits. Learn more here.
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Electronic storage and sharing of export controlled data - even while on campus - is a key risk area where compliance gaps can inadvertently occur. Learn about IMSS guidelines.
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Approval is required from the Office of the Provost for export-controlled item(s) to be brought to campus. Read on to learn about laboratory precautions, personnel access limitations, and required markings when handling export-controlled items. Learn more here.
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In accordance with Caltech's commitment to comply with all U.S. export control laws and regulations, and in accordance with institute policy that Caltech students shall not be given access to export-controlled items, the following guidelines provide an overview of export-controlled materials or technologies that shall not be permitted in Caltech lectures or laboratory activities, as well as an overview of items that are permissible. Learn more here.