Cyber Awareness 2024 Quiz

Controlled Unclassified Information

• A personnel roster is categorized as controlled unclassified information (CUI).

Email Security

• When emailing a personnel roster, ensure to encrypt personally identifiable information (PII), digitally sign the email, and use a government email account for security.

Unclassified Meeting Notes

• Unclassified meeting notes do not have the potential to harm national security.

Physical Security Risks

• Posting an access roster in public view poses a physical security risk.

Using Unclassified Laptops

• In a collateral classified environment, unclassified laptops require disabling the embedded camera, microphone, and Wi-Fi, and utilizing government-issued wired peripherals.

Working in SCIF

• In a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), verify personnel have a need-to-know, ensure monitors have obstructed views, and escort uncleared personnel.

Appropriate Use of Government Equipment

• Using government-furnished equipment (GFE) for personal or unauthorized purposes is inappropriate.

Email Usage Policies

• Using government email for selling and unauthorized services, like file-sharing, breaches acceptable GFE conduct. Digital signatures are necessary for hyperlinks.

Spread of Malicious Code

• Malicious code can spread through email attachments, downloading files, and visiting infected websites.

Prevention of Malicious Code

• Safeguard against malicious code by scanning external files before uploading and researching apps for vulnerabilities before downloading.

Secure Payment Methods

• Cash transactions present the least risk when making payments.

Internet Access Risks

• Utilizing an approved mobile hotspot poses the least risk for online access.

Data Security Best Practices

• The safest action to protect DoD data is to leave a public space such as a coffee shop.

Secure Teleworking

• To securely telework, ensure the workspace is private so that others cannot see the monitor.

Personal Peripherals with GFE

• It is acceptable to use HDMI monitors and USB keyboards with government-furnished equipment.

Potential Security Risks

• Certain actions may pose potential security risks, necessitating caution.

Compartmented Information Response

• In response to sensitive compartmented information (SCI), contact your security point of contact (POC).

Security Concerns in Document Handling

• Printing and promptly retrieving a classified document does not typically represent a security issue.

Document Handling on Classified Network

• Working on unmarked documents in classified environments, like COL. Cockatiel's actions, raises security concerns.

Conversations in SCIF

• Discussing shared projects in a SCIF after verifying no one is nearby is not a security concern, as seen with MR. Macaw.

Behavior Leading to Security Compromise

• COL. Cockatiel’s behavior may risk compromising sensitive compartmented information (SCI).

Handling Found USB Drives

• Unlabeled thumb drives found in public areas should be turned in to a security officer for proper handling.

Voice-Activated Smart Devices

• Voice-activated smart devices can collect and share personal information, confirming the need for privacy awareness.

Passport Safety

• Carrying a passport is not the best method for keeping it safe; secure storage is recommended.

Monitoring Credit Card Activity

• Regularly monitoring credit card statements for unauthorized purchases is essential for financial security.

Insider Threat Indicators

• Bob exhibits potential insider threat indicators, requiring vigilance from colleagues.

Reporting Suspicious Behavior

• Bob’s colleagues should report any concerning behavior to maintain security protocols.