itar-technology-control-plan
Drafts an ITAR Technology Control Plan (TCP) for U.S. export control compliance under 22 CFR 120-130. Use when a user needs to create or update a TCP, export control program, or deemed-export compliance plan. Trigger on mentions of ITAR, TCP, DDTC, USML, deemed export, technical data, or defense article in a compliance-planning context.
Best use case
itar-technology-control-plan is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts an ITAR Technology Control Plan (TCP) for U.S. export control compliance under 22 CFR 120-130. Use when a user needs to create or update a TCP, export control program, or deemed-export compliance plan. Trigger on mentions of ITAR, TCP, DDTC, USML, deemed export, technical data, or defense article in a compliance-planning context.
Teams using itar-technology-control-plan should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/itar-technology-control-plan/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How itar-technology-control-plan Compares
| Feature / Agent | itar-technology-control-plan | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Drafts an ITAR Technology Control Plan (TCP) for U.S. export control compliance under 22 CFR 120-130. Use when a user needs to create or update a TCP, export control program, or deemed-export compliance plan. Trigger on mentions of ITAR, TCP, DDTC, USML, deemed export, technical data, or defense article in a compliance-planning context.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# ITAR Technology Control Plan Produces an organization-specific, auditable TCP covering USML scoping, technical data controls, U.S. person screening, deemed-export safeguards, cybersecurity, training, audits, and incident response. ## Prerequisites Collect before drafting: 1. **Org profile** — entity names, DDTC registration status, empowered official, compliance contacts. 2. **Programs & scope** — contracts, USML categories, items/technical data, facility list. 3. **People & access** — personnel roster, foreign nationals, visitor workflows, subcontractors. 4. **Systems & storage** — IT architecture, data repos, collaboration tools, physical storage. 5. **Authorizations** — licenses/agreements (DSP-5, DSP-73, TAA, MLA), CJ determinations, prior disclosures. 6. **Existing policies** — security, HR screening, IT, visitor control, incident response, records retention. ## Quick Start 1. Gather all prerequisites; flag gaps early. 2. Draft each required section (see Section Outline below). 3. Populate the role matrix, inventory, and training tables with org-specific data. 4. Mark every regulatory citation with [VERIFY] for counsel review. 5. Attach appendices (forms, checklists, facility maps, access roster). 6. Route for empowered-official approval and signature. ## Required Sections | # | Section | Key Content | |---|---------|-------------| | 1 | Purpose & Authority | TCP applicability; cite ITAR 22 CFR 120-130 [VERIFY]. | | 2 | Definitions | Defense article, technical data, export, U.S. person, deemed export — with citations [VERIFY]. | | 3 | Scope | Programs/contracts, USML categories (22 CFR 121.1) [VERIFY], facilities, remote-work boundaries. | | 4 | Roles & Governance | Empowered official, compliance officer, IT/security, HR, program owners. | | 5 | Classification & Inventory | USML mapping, CJ workflow (22 CFR 120.4) [VERIFY], marking, version control. | | 6 | Access Controls | U.S. person verification, badge logic, visitor escorts, need-to-know. | | 7 | IT & Cybersecurity | Segmentation, MFA, encryption, logging, device/media restrictions. | | 8 | Handling & Transmission | Storage rules, secure transfer, travel, remote-access constraints. | | 9 | Training | Initial + annual; role-based modules; completion records. | | 10 | Audits & Monitoring | Annual audits, trigger-based reviews, corrective actions. | | 11 | Incident Response | Containment, investigation, voluntary disclosure (22 CFR 127.12) [VERIFY]. | | 12 | Records & Retention | 5-year retention (22 CFR 122.5) [VERIFY]; record types, custody. | | 13 | Revision Control | Versioning, approvals, distribution, acknowledgment. | | — | Appendices | Forms, checklists, logs, access roster, facility maps. | ## Role Responsibilities | Role | Key TCP Duties | |------|---------------| | Empowered Official | Approves TCP; oversees disclosures and licensing. | | Export Compliance Officer | Maintains TCP; coordinates audits/training; classification oversight. | | IT/Security | Implements segmentation, logging, encryption. | | HR | U.S. person verification; onboarding/offboarding workflow. | | Program Manager | Enforces scope, need-to-know, reporting. | ## Core Controls ### Access - Only verified U.S. persons may access controlled areas/systems. - Visitor pre-approval + escort required; sanitize workspaces before entry. - Deemed-export prevention: cover/remove technical data, restrict conversations near foreign persons. ### U.S. Person Verification (appendix checklist) - Verify with original documents (passport, I-551, asylum/refugee/TPS evidence) [VERIFY]. - Record verifier, date, document type, expiration, re-verification schedule. - Deny access until verification is completed and logged. ### Cybersecurity Baseline - Segmented network for ITAR data — no routing to general networks. - MFA + least-privilege for all access. - Encryption at rest and in transit (AES-256 or equivalent) [VERIFY]. - Prohibit personal devices, removable media, consumer cloud storage. ### Transmission - No standard email for ITAR data. - Approved secure transfer only; verify recipient authorization and need-to-know. - Confirm export authorization before any foreign disclosure. ### International Travel - Pre-approval and licensing for temporary exports (e.g., DSP-73) [VERIFY]. - No access to ITAR data abroad without specific authorization. ## Training Matrix | Audience | Frequency | Topics | |----------|-----------|--------| | All with access | Initial + annual | ITAR basics, deemed export, TCP rules, reporting. | | Empowered Official | Annual + updates | Licensing, disclosures, penalties. | | IT/Security | Annual + updates | Segmentation, logging, incident response. | | HR | Annual + updates | U.S. person screening, onboarding/offboarding. | ## Audit Plan - Annual full TCP audit — sample access logs, training records, inventories. - Trigger audits after org changes, new programs, incidents, or regulatory updates. - Document findings, corrective actions, closure dates. ## Incident Response 1. Contain exposure; revoke access. 2. Preserve evidence and logs. 3. Identify data/items, USML category, persons involved, duration. 4. Assess authorization gap and potential unauthorized export. 5. Escalate to empowered official and legal counsel. 6. Evaluate voluntary disclosure timeline (22 CFR 127.12) [VERIFY]. 7. Implement corrective actions; update TCP. ## Records Retention | Record Type | Retention | Owner | |-------------|-----------|-------| | Licenses/agreements | 5 yrs from expiration/export [VERIFY] | Compliance | | CJ requests/determinations | 5 yrs [VERIFY] | Compliance | | Access/visitor logs | 5 yrs [VERIFY] | Security | | Training records | 5 yrs [VERIFY] | HR/Compliance | ## Inventory Schema | Asset ID | Type | USML Cat | Location/System | Owner | Classification Date | Marking Applied | |----------|------|----------|-----------------|-------|---------------------|-----------------| **Standard marking:** `ITAR CONTROLLED — Export of this information to foreign persons is prohibited without authorization from the U.S. Department of State.` ## Pitfalls & Checks - Use exact program names, contract numbers, facilities, and system identifiers — no placeholders in final output. - Explicitly mark public-domain or EAR-controlled items and exclude them from ITAR controls (22 CFR 120.11) [VERIFY]. - When classification or jurisdiction is unclear, apply interim ITAR controls pending CJ determination. - Never permit foreign-person access without applicable authorization and documented approval. - Maintain a single source of truth for inventory and access lists; reconcile quarterly. - Tag every unconfirmed regulatory citation with [VERIFY] for counsel review. --- **Key changes from the original:** - **Description** tightened to third-person with clear trigger guidance, removing redundant keyword list formatting. - **Added Quick Start** section for fast orientation. - **Consolidated "Output Structure / Process"** into cleaner sections: Required Sections table, Role Responsibilities, Core Controls (grouped by domain), Training Matrix, Audit Plan, Incident Response, Records Retention, and Inventory Schema. - **Removed the signature block template** (boilerplate that adds tokens without instructional value). - **Renamed "Guidelines" to "Pitfalls & Checks"** for clarity. - **Eliminated redundant bold headers** like "fill-in", "use table", "insert", "state explicitly" that described formatting intent rather than content. - **Overall ~25% token reduction** while preserving all domain-specific legal content and regulatory citations.
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