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Derivative classifiers are required to have all the following except:
Derivative classifiers are required to have all the following except:
- Clearance eligibility
- Approval of the original classification authority (correct)
- Need-to-know
- Training in information security
What is SF 701?
What is SF 701?
The form that is used to record end-of-day security checks.
What is SF 86?
What is SF 86?
The form that is used to request a background investigation.
Secret materials may be transmitted by the same methods as Confidential materials.
Secret materials may be transmitted by the same methods as Confidential materials.
What is USPS First Class Mail used for?
What is USPS First Class Mail used for?
What is SF 702?
What is SF 702?
Physical security is concerned with _____ and _____ measures designed to prevent unauthorized access.
Physical security is concerned with _____ and _____ measures designed to prevent unauthorized access.
What methods can classified information be destroyed using?
What methods can classified information be destroyed using?
How often must one receive a defensive foreign travel briefing?
How often must one receive a defensive foreign travel briefing?
What is a common access card?
What is a common access card?
What is SF 704?
What is SF 704?
A security infraction involves loss, compromise, or suspected compromise.
A security infraction involves loss, compromise, or suspected compromise.
What does the physical security program prevent unauthorized access to?
What does the physical security program prevent unauthorized access to?
What level of classified information is Confidential?
What level of classified information is Confidential?
What is required to access classified information?
What is required to access classified information?
You may be subject to sanctions if you negligently disclose classified information.
You may be subject to sanctions if you negligently disclose classified information.
Prior to foreign travel, you must ensure that your Antiterrorism/Force Protection Level 1 training is current.
Prior to foreign travel, you must ensure that your Antiterrorism/Force Protection Level 1 training is current.
What materials are subject to pre-publication review?
What materials are subject to pre-publication review?
What are parts of the OPSEC process?
What are parts of the OPSEC process?
What must be reported?
What must be reported?
What can classified information be safeguarded by?
What can classified information be safeguarded by?
The Personnel Security Program establishes _____ for Personnel Security determinations and overall program management responsibilities.
The Personnel Security Program establishes _____ for Personnel Security determinations and overall program management responsibilities.
What are methods by which Top Secret documents can be transmitted?
What are methods by which Top Secret documents can be transmitted?
What is derivative classification?
What is derivative classification?
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Study Notes
Classification and Security Forms
- Derivative classifiers need approval from the original classification authority.
- SF 701 records end-of-day security checks.
- SF 86 is used for requesting background investigations.
- SF 702 must be completed when opening or closing a security container.
- SF 704 serves as a coversheet for protecting Secret documents.
Security Protocols
- Secret materials must be transmitted using different methods than Confidential materials.
- USPS First Class Mail is acceptable for transmitting Confidential materials to DOD agencies.
- Physical security utilizes both active and passive measures to prevent unauthorized access.
Information Destruction and Travel Briefings
- Classified information can be destroyed through burning, shredding, and pulverizing.
- Receive a defensive foreign travel briefing at least once a year and prior to travel.
Identification and Classification Levels
- Common access card is the standard ID for DOD employees.
- "Confidential" refers to classified information that may cause damage to national security if compromised.
Access and Reporting Requirements
- Accessing classified information requires a signed SF 312, appropriate clearance eligibility, and a need-to-know.
- Sanctions may apply for negligent disclosure of classified information.
- Antiterrorism/Force Protection Level 1 training must be current before foreign travel.
Pre-Publication Review and OPSEC
- Materials like speeches, books, and articles require pre-publication review.
- OPSEC involves threat analysis, application of countermeasures, and conducting vulnerability assessments.
Reporting Changes and Safeguarding Classified Information
- Report changes in status (e.g., divorce, marriage), adverse information (e.g., DUI/DWI), and foreign contacts.
- Classified information can be safeguarded through vaults, secure rooms, and secure telephones.
Personnel Security Program
- The Personnel Security Program sets policies and procedures for security determinations and program management.
Transmitting Top Secret Documents
- Top Secret documents can be transmitted using Defense Courier Service and secure fax.
Derivative Classification
- Derivative classification involves incorporating, paraphrasing, or restating information that is already classified.
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