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What concept is used to derivatively classify the new document that lasts nine days and consists of four days of preparation and five days of execution?
What concept is used to derivatively classify the new document that lasts nine days and consists of four days of preparation and five days of execution?
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All of the following are effects of derivative classification except:
All of the following are effects of derivative classification except:
Which of the following are administrative sanctions? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are administrative sanctions? (Select all that apply)
Your new material may aggregate pieces of information that are unclassified, but when presented together they render your new information classified. This classification concept is called ________.
Your new material may aggregate pieces of information that are unclassified, but when presented together they render your new information classified. This classification concept is called ________.
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What is the classification level of the new document that states the training exercise lasts three days and ends on 24 April?
What is the classification level of the new document that states the training exercise lasts three days and ends on 24 April?
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All of the following are authorized sources for derivative classification EXCEPT:
All of the following are authorized sources for derivative classification EXCEPT:
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What is the process of using existing classified information to create new documents or material called?
What is the process of using existing classified information to create new documents or material called?
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What does generating mean in the context of derivative classification?
What does generating mean in the context of derivative classification?
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Study Notes
Derivative Classification Concepts
- Derivative classification involves using classified information from source documents to create new classified documents or materials.
- Newly developed materials must reflect the classification markings and levels of the source information.
Classification Levels
- Example: A training exercise lasting three days has a classification of Secret if it ends on a specific date, which is derived from the source document's markings.
- Classification can vary based on the context and combination of information; for instance, aggregation of unclassified information may lead to a classified status (Classification by Compilation).
Administrative Sanctions
- Administrative actions for violations include:
- Suspension without pay
- Revocation of security clearance
- Termination of employment
- Loss of Department of Defense contracts
Authorized Sources for Derivative Classification
- Approved sources include:
- DD Form 254, security classification specifications
- Security Classification Guide (SCG)
- Existing properly marked source documents
- Unconfirmed sources are not deemed acceptable for derivative classification.
Effects of Derivative Classification
- Derivative classification aids in document safety for transport, ensuring sensitive information is appropriately handled.
- Incorrect assumptions about derivative classification could lead to misunderstandings about document security.
Information Generation
- Derivative classification can involve transforming information into different mediums, such as videos or CDs, while maintaining classification integrity.
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