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Purpose of DoD IS Program - correct answer -Proper classification, protection, and downgrading of official information that
requires protection
Executive Order 10290 - correct answer -1951: First program to protect classified
Executive Order 13526 - correct answer -2009: Established National Declassification Center; Focuses on greater openness
Information Security Oversight Office - correct answer -Oversees and manages IS Program
National Security Council (Infosec) - correct answer -Provides overall policy for IS Program
DoDI 5200.01 - correct answer -Establishes basic DoD IS Policy
DoD 5200.01, Vol 1-4 - correct answer -Guidance on classification management; requirements for marking, handling, and
protection of classified
In order to classify information it: - correct answer --Must be owned, produced by, produced for, or under strict control of
the USG
-Determined that unauthorized disclosure could cause damage to National Security
Marking and designating classified information is the responsibility of? - correct answer -Original and Derivative Classifiers
Top Secret if divulged - correct answer -Exceptionally Grave Damage
Secret if divulged - correct answer -Serious Damage
Confidential if divulged - correct answer -Damage
Six Steps of Classification - correct answer -1. If the info official gov't info?
2. Is the info eligible to be class?
3. Is there a potential for damage to nat'l security if unauthorized release occurs?
4. Assign a level of classification
5. Assign a duration of classification
6. Communicate the decision (SCG and marking source doc)
Security Classification Guide - correct answer -- Provide derivative classification instructions
- Describe elements of info that must be protected
- Provide the level and duration of class
Derivative Classification - correct answer -Not an authority, but an assumed responsibility
Two ways of declassification? - correct answer -Downgrading and declassification
Scheduled Declassification - correct answer -Occurs when the instructions by OCA are followed (usually a date or event)
Automatic Declassification - correct answer --Applies to classified that has been determined to have permanent historical
value under Title 44 USC
-31 Dec of the year 25 dates from OCA
Mandatory Declassification Review - correct answer -Requests come in from public
, Classified Custodial Responsibilities - correct answer --Protecting information at all times.
-Securing info in locked container when not in use.
-Verifying a person's need to know/access level
-Following safeguarding procedures
Approved Storage for Classified - correct answer -1. GSA-Approved Containers
2. Secure Rooms
3. Vaults
SF-705 - correct answer -Confidential Cover Sheet
SF-704 - correct answer -Secret Cover Sheet
SF-703 - correct answer -TS Cover Sheet
Security Violation (InfoSec) - correct answer -Knowing, willful, or negligent action:
-Could reasonably be expected to result in unauthorized disclosure
-To classify or continue classify information contrary to EO 13526
-Create or continue a SAP contrary to EO 13526
Security Infraction (InfoSec) - correct answer -Security incident involving failure to comply with EO 13526 or it's implementing
directives which cannot reasonably be expected to and does not result in the loss, suspected compromise, or actual
compromise of classified information.
Actual Compromise of Classified - correct answer -Unauthorized disclosure of classified information
Potential Compromise of Classified - correct answer -Possibility of compromise could exist, but it is not known with certainty
Unauthorized Disclosure of Classified - correct answer -Communication or physical transfer of class to an unauthorized
recipient.
Statement to Press Regarding Classified - correct answer -"Neither Confirm or Deny" Principle
DoDM 5200.01 Vol 3 - correct answer -Outlines basic packaging requirements for transportation of classified information
Inner Wrapping of Classified Materials being Transported - correct answer --Address & Return Address
-Mark with highest class
-Place w/in inner envelope and seal
Hand-carrying classified: - correct answer -- Last Resort by cleared individual
- Written Authorization always required
Methods of Destruction for Classified Info - correct answer -1. Burning
2. Shredding
3. Pulverizing
4. Disintegrating
5. Pulping
6. Melting
7. Chemical Decomp
8. Mutilation
Executive Order 12829 - correct answer -Established the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) to safeguard classified
information in possession of government contractors
NISP Purpose - correct answer -Define the requirements, restrictions, and other safeguards to prevent unauthorized
disclosure of classified information as well as the safeguards to protect class.
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