The OFAC 50 Percent Rule: What it means for visitor screening
Understanding ownership aggregation and how SecurePoint USA operationalizes compliance.
ITAR and EAR are gatekeepers that keep unauthorized foreign persons away from controlled tech. This playbook shows how to let legitimate visitors flow while the system flags risks automatically.
Core Challenge
Map labs, server rooms, conference areas, and any space where deemed exports could occur.
Define U.S. person-only zones, license-required projects, NDA gates, and sponsor responsibilities.
Document license exceptions, government officials, and deemed export approvals with expiration dates.
Implementation Framework
Pro tip: default to “positive control”—deny by default, explicitly allow per visitor, project, and zone.
Operational Workflow
97%
Automated clearance
2 min
Avg processing time
0 post-launch
Compliance incidents
“We went from being the bottleneck to being invisible—security happens, but operations never notice.” — Compliance Director
Technology Stack
Microsoft Forms + Power Automate, ServiceNow
Clear, ID.me, Jumio
Descartes Visual Compliance, OCR Global
Lenel, CCURE, Proxyclick + badge integration
Splunk, ELK, native SIEM
Common Pitfalls
Fix: Segment risk profiles (vendors, regulators, foreign partners).
Fix: Require digital sign-off with rationale + expiry fields.
Fix: Auto-notify sponsors when guests trigger flags.
Fix: Audit data presence quarterly to keep zones accurate.
Quick-Start Checklist
Pair SecurePoint USA’s workflows with your export control program and get ironclad security with seamless operations.
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