Where must the name of the recipient of classified information be included on the packaging?

The name of the recipient of classified information must be included on the inside of the package to ensure the security and integrity of the classified material during transit. This requirement serves to protect sensitive information from being disclosed or accessed by unauthorized individuals who may encounter the package while in transit. By placing the recipient's name inside the package, it reduces the risk of the information being seen by unintended parties, thus maintaining confidentiality and security.

Including the recipient's name on the outside or on delivery receipts could expose the information to unauthorized individuals, compromising the classified content. The shipping label may contain general information about the shipment but should not display critical classified details to safeguard the contents effectively. Therefore, putting the recipient's name inside the package aligns with best practices for handling classified information securely.