Who must reportable PDSs be reported to?

Reportable PDSs, or Personal Data Systems, must be reported to the ISIC, or Information Systems Security Manager. This obligation arises from the role of the ISIC in overseeing and ensuring the security of information systems within an organization. The ISIC is responsible for the overall management and compliance of security protocols, which includes receiving reports on PDSs to monitor, assess, and take action regarding any risks or breaches related to personal data. Ensuring that such reports are directed to the ISIC allows for centralized oversight and appropriate response measures to maintain the integrity and security of sensitive information.

While other roles like the CO (Commanding Officer), NSA (National Security Agency), and Security Officer are important in the context of security and information management, the specific responsibility for reporting PDSs lies with the ISIC due to their focused mandate on information system security.