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What should be done if someone finds classified material out of proper control?
Define an infraction in the context of security incidents.
An infraction involves failure to comply with requirements that does not result in the loss, suspected compromise, or compromise of classified information.
What is a violation in security terms?
A violation indicates knowing, willful, and negligent behavior regarding security regulations that could lead to the loss or compromise of classified information.
A compromise is a security incident resulting in ______________.
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What constitutes a loss of classified information?
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What is classified data spill?
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If classified information appears in the public media, you should confirm its accuracy.
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Study Notes
Security Incidents Involving Classified Information
- Individuals encountering classified material must secure it and notify their commander, supervisor, or security manager immediately.
- Definitions related to security incidents are outlined in DoDM 5200.01 Volume 3.
Infraction
- An infraction refers to non-compliance with requirements that typically does not lead to loss or compromise of classified information.
- Can be unintentional; aims to facilitate immediate corrective action rather than in-depth investigation.
- If unresolved, can escalate to security violations or compromises.
Violation
- Violations are deliberate breaches of security regulations, resulting in potential loss or compromise of classified information.
- Require formal inquiry and/or investigation due to the serious nature of the incident.
Compromise
- A compromise occurs when classified information is unauthorizedly disclosed to individuals without proper clearance or need to know.
- Considered a type of security violation, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding classified information.
Loss
- Loss indicates that classified information is unaccounted for or cannot be located, often identified during audits.
- Examples include missing classified items or equipment.
Data Spills
- Classified data spills happen when classified information is inadvertently placed on unclassified or lower-security systems.
- Such incidents pose significant risks to data integrity and security protocols.
Information Appearing in the Public Media
- Personnel must avoid confirming classified information in public media; any such occurrences must be reported to supervisors or security management.
- Discussions regarding classified information should only occur with individuals who possess appropriate security clearance and a legitimate need to know.
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