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DoDI 5200.02

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Personal security program (PSP)

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What does the DoDI 5200.02 do?

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Establishes policies, assigns responsibilities and priorities for the PSIP

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DoDM 5200.02

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Procedures for the DoD Personnel Security program

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What does the DoDM 5200.02 do?

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Implements policy, assigns responsibilities, and provides procedures for the DoD PSP

Sets procedures for DoD PSP national security eligibility for access determinations, personnel security actions, and co tenuous evaluation and security education requirements

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E.O. 12968

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Access to Classified Information and Background Investigavtive Standards

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What does E.O. 12968 do?

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Establishes a standard personnel security program for federal employees requiring initial or continued access to classified information

Establishes security policies designated to protect classified information

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What does DoDM 5220.22, Vol. 3 do?

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Establishes policies, procedures, practices, and procedures for FOCI determination and mitigation

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What does DoDM 5220.22, Vol. 2 do?

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Describes NISP polices, practices and procedures

Outlines industrial security requirements

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What does DoDI 5220.22 do?

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Establishes NISP policy

Assigns and outlines responsibility

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What does the NISPOM do?

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Provides policy for contractors

Ensures uniform security requirements

Includes detailed operating standards

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What does 32 CFR 2004 do?

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Provides agency guideance and uniform standards

Outlines CSA and GCA responsibilities

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What does E.O. 12829 do?

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Establishes the NISP

Applies to all executive branch departments

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13
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DD Form 441

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DoD Security Agreement

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14
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What does DoD form 441 do?

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Agreement between contractors and government

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DD Form 254

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DoD Contract Security Classification Specification

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What does the DD Form 254 do?

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Required for all classified contracts

Contracts security requirements and classification guidance

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What does Defense Security Service (DSS) do?

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Provides security guidance, oversight, and policy clarifications

Conducts security vulnerability assessment (SVAs)

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What does Cognizant Security Agencies (CSA) do?

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Establish programs

Oversee security requirements

DoD is the largest CSA

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What does Cognizant Security Offices (CSO) do?

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Administer the NISP for the CSA

The DoD and DHS uses the defense security services

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DoDM 5200.01, Vol. 1-3

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DoD Information Security Program

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What does DoDM 5200.01, Vol. 1-3 do?

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Regulation sets forth requirements and minimum standards for developing security classification guidance

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What does DoDM 5200.45 do?

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Manual provides detailed information on how to develop security classification guidance

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What does DoDM 5200.01 do?

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Instruction establishes general framework for DoD implementation of national policy on classified national security information

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What does E.O. 13526 do?

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Prescribes a uniform system for classifying, safeguarding, and declassifying national security information

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DoD 5200.8-R

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Physical Security Program

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What does DoD 5200.8-R do?

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Implements the policies and minimum standards for the physical security of DoD installation and resources

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DoD Directive 5205.2E

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DoD Operations Security (OPSEC) Program

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What does DoD Directive 5205.2E do?

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Implements policy, assigns responsibilities and provides procedures for managing DoD operations security (OPSEC) programs

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DoDM 5200.01, Vol. 1-4

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DoD Information Security Program

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What does the DoDM 5200.01, Vol. 1-4 do?

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Prescribes the deferred procedures for the DoD Information Security Program

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DoDM 5200.2-R

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Personnel Security Program

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What does DoDM 5200.2-R do?

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Outlines the responsibilities of personnel to safeguard classified information

33
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DoDM 5220.22-M

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National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM)

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What does the DoDM 5220.22-M do?

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Establishes the standard procedures and requirements for all government contractors, with regard to classified information

35
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Waived SAP

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Are unacknowledged SAPs for which the Secretary of Defense has waived applicable reporting requirements under Section 119, Title 10 US Code

Has more restrictive reporting requirements and access control

36
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Acknowledged SAP

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Existence is openly recognized

37
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Unacknowledged SAP

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SAP whose existence and purpose are protected

38
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SF-702

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Security Container Check Sheet

Used to record the opening and closing of your security containers

39
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SF-701

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Activity Security Checklist

Used to record that security checks have been performed in your workplace

40
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SF-705

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Confidential Coversheet

41
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SF-704

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Secret Coversheet

42
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SF-703

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Top Secret Coversheet

43
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What does E.O. 12958 do?

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Stated that our democratic principles require that the American people be informed of the activities of their government

44
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Terrorist Threat Level LOW

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Signifies NO terrorist group is detected or the terrorist group is non-threatening

45
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Terrorist Threat Level MODERATE

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Signifies terrorist are PRESENT but there are NO indication of anti-U.S. activity

46
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Terrorist Threat Level SIGNIFICANT

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Signifies ANTI-U.S terrorist are present and they attack personnel as their preferred method of operation, or a group uses large casualty- producing attacks as their preferred method, but has limited operational activity

47
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Terrorist Threat Level HIGH

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Signifies anti-terrorist are OPERATIONALLY ACTIVE and use large causualty-producing attacks as their preferred method of operation

48
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Vaults

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Built to meet strict forcible entry standards

Key characteristics:

Reinforced concrete on walls, celling, floor

Hardened Steel door

49
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Secure Rooms

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For open storage of classified information

Built to commercial construction standards

50
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Electromechanical locks

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Approved for classified storage

Meets FFL-2740 series lock specification

51
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Mechanical Lock

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Meets prior standards

May be approved for classified storage of Secret and Confidential

Pad Lock

52
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The two primary purposes of physical security are protection and

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Prevention

53
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DoDI 5200.08

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Security of DoD Installations and Resources and the DoD Physical Security Review Board (PSRB)

54
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What does DoDI 5200.08 do?

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Authorizes commanders to issue regulations for the protection of property and places under their command

Builds consistent minimum standards for protecting DoD installations and resources

55
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DoD 5200.08-R

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Physical Security Program

56
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What does DoD 5200.08-R do?

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Implements DoD Policies and minimum standards for the physical protection of DoD assets

57
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RMF Step 1

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Categorize System

58
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RMF Step 1 Activities

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Register system with DoD

59
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RMF Step 2

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Select Security Controls

60
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RMF Step 2 activities

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Common Control Identification

61
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RMF Step 3

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Implement Security Controls

62
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RMF Step 3 Activities

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Implements control solutions

63
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RMF Step 4

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Assess Security Controls

64
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RMF Step 4 Activities

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Develop and approve security assessment plan

65
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RMF Step 5

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Authorize Systems

66
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RMF Step 5 Activities

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AO Conducts Final Risk Determination

67
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RMF Step 6

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Monitor Security Controls

68
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RMF Step 6 Activities

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Determine impact of changes to system and environment

69
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RMF 6-step life cycle

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  1. Categorize System
  2. Select Security Controls
  3. Implement Security Controls
  4. Assess Security Controls
  5. Authorize System
  6. Monitor Security Controls
70
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RMF Policies

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Revised 8500 series

71
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DoDI 8500.1

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Cybersecurity

RMF Policies

72
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DoDI 8510.01

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Risk Management Framework for DoD IT

RMF Policies

73
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What does National Policy and Procedures for the disclosure of classified military information to foreign governments and international organizations-National disclosure Policy do?

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Contains the procedures to carry out NSDM 119

74
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What does National Security Decision Memorandum 119 do?

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Governs the disclosure of US CMI to foreign governments and international organizations and their representatives

75
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OPSEC process

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  1. Identify Critical Information
  2. Identify Threats
  3. Analyze Vulnerabilities
  4. Assess Risks
  5. Apply OPSEC Countermeasures
76
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The acronym EAP stands for?

A

Employee Assistance Program

77
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Targeted Violence Categories

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Active Shooter

Domestic Violence

Harassment

Hostile Work Environment

Sexual assault

Stalking

Threats/threatening behavior

Workplace bullying/Violence

78
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Five categories of insider threat

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Leaks

Spills

Espionage

Sabotage

Targeted Violence

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