COMSEC Flashcards

1
Q

MIJI

A

Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, Interference

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2
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Top Secret (orange)

A

could cause EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE DAMAGE to national security

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3
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Secret (red)

A

could cause SERIOUS DAMAGE to national security

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4
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Confidential (blue)

A

could cause DAMAGE to national security

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5
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Warning Notice

A

advise that information requires additional protective measures

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6
Q

Restricted Data (RD)

A

pertaining to nuclear power or atomic weapons

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Formerly Restricted Data (FRD)

A

downgraded restricted data

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8
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Critical Nuclear Weapons Design Information (CNWDI)

A

subject to special dissemination controls and marking requirements

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Proprietary Information Involved (PROPIN)

A

information provided by a commercial firm or private source; protected as a trade secret

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10
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Not Releasable To Foreign Nationals (NOFORN)

A

used to prevent inadvertent disclosure to foreign nationals

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Dissemination and Extraction of Information Controlled by Originator (ORCON)

A

most restrictive intelligence control marking

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12
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NATO Restricted

A

information not marked for declassification

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13
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For Official Use Only (FOUO)

A

requires some degree of protection for the good of public interest

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14
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Security Markings

A

top and bottom of document;
security classification of the material and the degree of protection required to safeguard against unauthorized disclosure

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15
Q

Portion Markings

A

classify each section, part, paragraph, subparagraph, and any other portion of a classified document

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16
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Declassification

A

classified material no longer requires any degree of protection against unauthorized disclosure

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17
Q

Downgrading

A

classified information exists at a higher degree of protection than required

18
Q

4 categories of COMSEC material

A

Physical, Emissions, Crypto, & Transmission

19
Q

COMSEC Physical Security

A

physical measures take to safeguard COMSEC material

20
Q

COMSEC Emissions Security

A

protect against interception and analysis of compromising RF emanations

21
Q

COMSEC Crypto Security

A

use of technically sound crypto systems

22
Q

COMSEC Transmission Security (TRANSEC)

A

protection against unauthorized interceptions, traffic analysis, and imitative deception or messages

23
Q

Categories of COMSEC Destruction

A

Routine & Emergency

24
Q

Methods of COMSEC Destruction

A

pulverizing (dry process) & burning

25
Q

Security Clearance still requires…

A

NEED TO KNOW

26
Q

BEADWINDOW

A

alerts circuit operators that an unauthorized disclosure has occurred over non-secured circuit

27
Q

EEFI

A

Essential Elements of Friendly Information

28
Q

Reply to BEADWINDOW

A

“ROGER OUT”

29
Q

BEADWINDOW 01

A

position

30
Q

BEADWINDOW 02

A

capabilities

31
Q

BEADWINDOW 03

A

operations

32
Q

BEADWINDOW 04

A

electronic warfare (EW)

33
Q

BEADWINDOW 05

A

personnel

34
Q

BEADWINDOW 06

A

COMSEC

35
Q

BEADWINDOW 07

A

wrong circuit

36
Q

Meaconing

A

interception and rebroadcast of beacon signals

37
Q

Intrusion

A

simulate friendly traffic to confuse or deceive;

Imitative Communications Deception (ICD)

38
Q

Jamming

A

deliberate use of electromagnetic signals with the objective of impairing communication circuits

39
Q

Interference

A

any type of emission which precludes the effective use of a frequency

40
Q

Two-Person Control

A

continuous surveillance and control of Positive Control Material (PCM) and devices by a minimum of two authorized persons

41
Q

Two-Person Integrity

A

security measures taken to prevent single-person access to COMSEC keying material and cryptographic maintenance manuals