To whom must Non-Reportable PDSs be reported?

Non-Reportable PDSs (Personal Data Systems) are the types of incidents or issues that do not require notification to higher authorities as they do not have a significant impact on national security or operational integrity. The responsibility for managing these reports typically lies at the local command level, where the Commanding Officer (CO) is directly involved in oversight and decision-making concerning personnel and operational matters.

The CO is essential in ensuring compliance with established policies and procedures regarding security and data management within their command. By reporting such PDSs to the Commanding Officer, the command can maintain proper situational awareness, manage risk appropriately, and take any internal corrective actions if necessary.

In contrast, options such as District Commander, National Security Agency, and ISIC are generally involved in matters that require higher-level reporting for significant incidents that could affect broader operational security, rather than routine PDSs. Thus, the direct oversight and authority of the CO make them the appropriate individual to whom Non-Reportable PDSs should be reported.