Which piece of information is not required to be recorded on the SCIF visitor control log?

• A. Visitor's date of birth
• B. Visitor's full name
• C. Visitor's organization
• D. Date of Visit

Answer: (A)

SCIF visitor control logs exist to provide a clear, auditable record of who entered the facility and when. The essential details are the visitor’s identity, who they represent, and the exact time of their entry and exit. These pieces support accountability, security coordination, and after-action reviews. Date of birth isn’t needed to identify or verify someone or to establish accountability, and recording it would add unnecessary sensitive personal information, increasing risk without improving security. Identity verification is typically done using government IDs and the badge system, not by capturing birth date in the log. So, the birth date is not required to be recorded.