Should a subscriber's SIPRNet email address be included on the DD Form 2842?

The reason a subscriber's SIPRNet email address should not be included on the DD Form 2842 is that this form is primarily intended for the documentation of individuals' access to public key infrastructure (PKI) services and the establishment of their need for a Common Access Card (CAC). Including a SIPRNet email address, which is used for classified communications, could lead to unnecessary complications regarding security protocols and the handling of classified information. The focus on the DD Form 2842 is to maintain a clear and controlled environment for managing unclassified information pertaining to PKI processes and services.

Additionally, incorporating a SIPRNet email address could blur the lines between classified and unclassified channels, which is crucial in maintaining the integrity and security of military communications. Therefore, excluding it on the form aligns with best practices in security management and regulatory compliance.