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Case Management | Business Management | Reporting DEFENSE SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENT DATABASE BASICS For more information please visit sapr.mil For confidential victim assistance, call or visit the DoD Safe Helpline: 877-995-5247 or safehelpline.org WHAT IS DSAID? The Defense Sexual Assault Incident Database (DSAID) is the authoritative, centralized database used to collect and maintain information about sexual assault cases involving members of the U.S. Armed Forces. 1 DSAID gives Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) the enhanced ability to provide comprehensive and standardized victim case management. DSAID is funded and operated by the Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (DoD SAPRO). Service SAPR Programs use DSAID to meet Congressional reporting requirements and ensure transparency of sexual assault-related data. DSAID standardizes data across all Services and also standardizes reporting to Congress, and DoD and Service leadership. DoD SAPRO works collaboratively with the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, National Guard Bureau, and Coast Guard to implement DSAID. How Does DSAID Benefit Victims? DSAID benefits victims by equipping SARCs with improved tools like enhanced case management meeting features and referral services tracking. DSAID also promotes accurate and timely reporting of sexual assaults. Additionally, DSAID houses DD Form 2910, the Victim Reporting Preference Statement, which victims can use if they transfer to a new installation or if they separate from the military and want to receive services at Veterans Affairs. What Does DSAID Do and Who Has Access? CAPABILITY USE » Input and maintain data pertaining to a sexual assault case and, when applicable, related retaliation actions » Track support to victims throughout the lifecycle of a DSAID case » Track cases for review » Secure 2910 Retention » Document case management review to facilitate SARC and Service SAPR program manager administration and management » Capture meeting minutes and create meeting agendas » Develop congressionally- mandated reports electronically » Include Case Synopsis » Produce ad-hoc queries » Facilitate trend analysis » Support program planning analysis and management Case Management Business Management Ad-Hoc Query & Reporting USERS/ACCESS Service SARCs 2 Service SARCs SAPRO Analyst Service SAPR PMs Service SAPR PMs Service SAPR PMs Service HQ Legal Officers » All SARCs must meet certification requirements » All users must meet background check and Privacy Act/PII training requirements 1 DSAID does not include sexual assault data on intimate partners or children. This information is under the purview of the Family Advocacy Program. 2 “Service SARCs” includes SARCs and Service-designated SAPR VAs. June 2021

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Page 1: ASICS - sapr.mil

Case Management | Business Management | ReportingDEFENSE SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENT DATABASE

BASICS

For more information please visit sapr.mil For confidential victim assistance, call or visit the DoD Safe Helpline: 877-995-5247 or safehelpline.org

For more information please visit sapr.mil For confidential victim assistance, call or visit the DoD Safe Helpline: 877-995-5247 or safehelpline.org

WHAT IS DSAID?The Defense Sexual Assault Incident Database (DSAID) is the authoritative, centralized database used to collect and maintain information about sexual assault cases involving members of the U.S. Armed Forces.1 DSAID gives Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) the enhanced ability to provide comprehensive and standardized victim case management. DSAID is funded and operated by the Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (DoD SAPRO). Service SAPR Programs use DSAID to meet Congressional reporting requirements and ensure transparency of sexual assault-related data. DSAID standardizes data across all Services and also standardizes reporting to Congress, and DoD and Service leadership. DoD SAPRO works collaboratively with the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, National Guard Bureau, and Coast Guard to implement DSAID.

How Does DSAID Benefit Victims?DSAID benefits victims by equipping SARCs with improved tools like enhanced case management meeting features and referral services tracking. DSAID also promotes accurate and timely reporting of sexual assaults. Additionally, DSAID houses DD Form 2910, the Victim Reporting Preference Statement, which victims can use if they transfer to a new installation or if they separate from the military and want to receive services at Veterans Affairs.

What Does DSAID Do and Who Has Access?CAPABILITY

USE » Input and maintain datapertaining to a sexual assault case and, when applicable, related retaliation actions

» Track support to victimsthroughout the lifecycle of aDSAID case

» Track cases for review» Secure 2910 Retention

» Document case managementreview to facilitate SARC andService SAPR programmanager administration andmanagement

» Capture meeting minutes andcreate meeting agendas

» Develop congressionally- mandated reportselectronically

» Include Case Synopsis» Produce ad-hoc queries» Facilitate trend analysis» Support program planning

analysis and management

Case Management Business Management Ad-Hoc Query & Reporting

USERS/ACCESSService SARCs 2 Service SARCs SAPRO Analyst

Service SAPR PMs Service SAPR PMs Service SAPR PMs

Service HQ Legal Officers» All SARCs must meet certification requirements» All users must meet background check and Privacy Act/PII training requirements

1 DSAID does not include sexual assault data on intimate partners or children. This information is under the purview of the Family Advocacy Program.2 “Service SARCs” includes SARCs and Service-designated SAPR VAs.

June 2021

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Case Management | Business Management | ReportingDEFENSE SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENT DATABASE

BASICS

For more information please visit sapr.mil For confidential victim assistance, call or visit the DoD Safe Helpline: 877-995-5247 or safehelpline.org

For more information please visit sapr.mil For confidential victim assistance, call or visit the DoD Safe Helpline: 877-995-5247 or safehelpline.org

June 2021

Case Management Data:Manual Data Entry

Coast Guard

Investigative Data:Manual Data Entry

Case Management Data:Manual Data Entry

Investigative Data:Investigative Information

Management System (I2MS)

Restricted andUnrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data

Restricted andUnrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data Unrestricted Data

Data EntrySystem Interface

Case Management Data:Manual Data Entry

Investigative Data:Consolidated Law Enforcement

Operations Center (CLEOC)

Restricted andUnrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data

National GuardBureau

Case Outcome Data:Manual Data Entry

Case Outcome Data:Manual Data Entry

Restricted andUnrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data

Unrestricted Data

Investigative Data:Army Law Enforcement Reportingand Tracking System (ALERTS)

Case Management Data:Manual Data Entry

Case Outcome Data:Manual Data Entry

Air Force

ArmyMarine CorpsNavy

INFORMATION

SECURED

What Type of Data Does DSAID Contain?» Sexual assaults committed by or against Service members» Retaliation allegations related to Unrestricted reports of military sexual assault» DD Form 2910, the Victim Reporting Preference Statement

� Restricted report data includes the nature of the assault only; no Personally Identifying Information (PII) � Unrestricted report data includes case-level data; including, if available, the nature of the assault, victim, subject, and case outcome � Replacement form for lost or destroyed Unrestricted or Restricted sexual assault reports � Retaliation report provides a reporter with options for reporting an incident

How is Data Entered into DSAID?

How is Information Protected in DSAID?» DSAID is a Common Access Card-enabled system and must be accessed from a .mil network by authorized users» Only individuals with an official need-to-know are granted access to information in DSAID 3

» DSAID is compliant with the DoD Risk Management Framework and undergoes annual review to maintain compliance

3 DoDI 6495.02, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program Procedures

Air Force Space Force