Questions and Answers
What is CUI Basic?
The subset of CUI for which the law, regulation, or government-wide policy does not set out specific handling or dissemination controls.
What level of system and network configuration is required for CUI?
Moderate confidentiality.
Who is responsible for applying CUI markings and dissemination instructions?
Authorized holder of information at the time of creation.
Administrative, civil, or criminal sanctions may be imposed if there is an unauthorized disclosure (UD) of CUI.
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What is the goal of destroying CUI? (Select all that apply)
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What is the purpose of the ISOO CUI Registry?
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It is MANDATORY to include a banner marking at the top of the page to alert the user that CUI is present.
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What is controlled unclassified information (CUI)?
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What DoD instruction implements the DoD CUI program?
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What is CUI Specified?
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Who can decontrol CUI? (Select all that apply)
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Who is responsible for protecting CUI?
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CUI documents must be reviewed according to which procedures before destruction?
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At the time of creation of CUI material, what is the authorized holder responsible for determining?
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What marking (banner and footer) acronym (at minimum) is required on a DoD document containing controlled unclassified information?
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Study Notes
Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Overview
- CUI Basic refers to the subset of CUI without specific handling or dissemination controls as mandated by laws or government policies.
- Controlled Unclassified Information requires moderate confidentiality for system and network configurations to ensure protection.
- The authorized holder is responsible for applying the correct CUI markings and dissemination instructions at the time of information creation.
Disclosure and Responsibilities
- Unauthorized disclosure of CUI can lead to administrative, civil, or criminal sanctions.
- The aim of destroying CUI is to safeguard sensitive information, preventing unauthorized access.
- The Information Security Oversight Office (ISOO) CUI Registry serves as a government-wide online resource for guidance on CUI policies and practices.
Marking and Regulations
- Mandatory inclusion of a banner marking at the top of a document alerts users that CUI is present.
- CUI is defined as unclassified information requiring specific safeguarding and dissemination controls according to applicable regulations.
- DoDI 5200.48 implements the Department of Defense (DoD) CUI program, outlining procedures and responsibilities.
CUI Categories and Control
- CUI Specified consists of information that mandates specific handling controls based on the governing authority’s restrictions.
- All responsible parties, including authorized holders and oversight officials, can decontrol CUI when applicable.
- DoD military personnel, civilian employees, and contractors are collectively responsible for protecting CUI.
Document Management
- Before destroying CUI documents, a review must be conducted following Records Management procedures.
- At the moment of CUI material creation, the authorized holder is tasked with determining the CUI category, applicable markings, and dissemination instructions.
- Documentation containing controlled unclassified information must include the marking acronym "CUI" in both the banner and footer sections.
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Description
This quiz tests your knowledge on Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) as mandated by DOD guidelines. It covers key concepts such as CUI Basic definitions, handling requirements, and responsibilities surrounding CUI markings. Prepare yourself for compliance with important information security protocols.
