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TEST 1 1. Security Agreements are negotiated with various foreign governments. a. Multi-force b. Bi-lateral c. Uni-lateral d. Multi-lateral e. Bi-layered

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TEST 1 1. Security Agreements are negotiated with various foreign governments. a. Multi-force b. Bi-lateral c. Uni-lateral d. Multi-lateral e. Bi-layered

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  1. The________retains authority over access to intelligence methods and sources.
    a. DNI
    b. FBI
    c. DCSA
    d. CIA
    e. SECDEF
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  1. The________retains authority over access to intelligence methods and sources. a. DNI b. FBI c. DCSA d. CIA e. SECDEF
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  1. The NISPOM also applies to classified information not released under a license, grant, or certificate. a. TAA b. Contract c. License d. Scope e. Registration
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  1. The NISPOM also applies to classified information not released under a license, grant, or certificate. a. TAA b. Contract c. License d. Scope e. Registration
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  1. The original classification authority must state the____on the front of the document. a. Reason for classification b. Date of classification c. Contract number d. Document number e. All the above
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  1. The original classification authority must state the____on the front of the document. a. Reason for classification b. Date of classification c. Contract number d. Document number e. All the above
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  1. Who is responsible to advise in the development of the Contract Security Classification Specification? a. GCA b. CSA c. Contractor d. DCSA e. GCO
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  1. Who is responsible to advise in the development of the Contract Security Classification Specification? a. GCA b. CSA c. Contractor d. DCSA e. GCO
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  1. Contractors should train all_______including outside of the U.S. of obligation to protect classified information. a. Cleared employees b. Company employees c. Visitors d. Temporary employees e. All of the above
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  1. Contractors should train all_______including outside of the U.S. of obligation to protect classified information. a. Cleared employees b. Company employees c. Visitors d. Temporary employees e. All of the above
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  1. Security reviews ensure that _____ employed by____are sufficient to protect classified material. a. Protection, CSA b. Countermeasures, OPSEC c. Safeguards, contractors d. Countermeasures, DCSA e. OPSEC, contractors
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  1. Security reviews ensure that _____ employed by____are sufficient to protect classified material. a. Protection, CSA b. Countermeasures, OPSEC c. Safeguards, contractors d. Countermeasures, DCSA e. OPSEC, contractors
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  1. Contractors shall submit reports to the: a. FSO and DIA b. FBI and CSA c. CSO and DIA d. FBI and CIA e. CIA and DIA
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  1. Contractors shall submit reports to the: a. FSO and DIA b. FBI and CSA c. CSO and DIA d. FBI and CIA e. CIA and DIA
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  1. Disclosure of U.S. Information to Foreign Governments is guided by the: a. CSA b. GCA c. COR d. ITAR e. Exports Agreements
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  1. Disclosure of U.S. Information to Foreign Governments is guided by the: a. CSA b. GCA c. COR d. ITAR e. Exports Agreements
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  1. What level security clearance is required for access to NATO RESTRICTED information? a. TOP SECRET b. SECRET c. CONFIDENTIAL d. RESTRICTED e. None of the Above
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  1. What level security clearance is required for access to NATO RESTRICTED information? a. TOP SECRET b. SECRET c. CONFIDENTIAL d. RESTRICTED e. None of the Above
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  1. Which of the following are eligibility requirements a company must meet before it can be processed for an FCL?
    a. The company must be an organization of at least 25 people
    b. The company must have a desire for classified access
    c. The company must have a reputation for integrity d. The company must make its bottom line for three consecutive quarters
    e. The company is the only entity that can perform the work
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  1. Which of the following are eligibility requirements a company must meet before it can be processed for an FCL? a. The company must be an organization of at least 25 people b. The company must have a desire for classified access c. The company must have a reputation for integrity d. The company must make its bottom line for three consecutive quarters e. The company is the only entity that can perform the work
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  1. When can a contractor provide classified access to another contractor? a. Furtherance of contract b. Furtherance of business development c. When directed by FSO d. When directed by CSA e. Just as long as other contractor is cleared
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  1. When can a contractor provide classified access to another contractor? a. Furtherance of contract b. Furtherance of business development c. When directed by FSO d. When directed by CSA e. Just as long as other contractor is cleared
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  1. Unless restricted by the GCA, SECRET material may be reproduced as follows EXCEPT: a. In performance of a prime contract b. In performance of subcontract in furtherance of prime contract c. Upon closure of contract d. In preparation of patent applications e. In preparation of bid to a Federal Agency
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  1. Unless restricted by the GCA, SECRET material may be reproduced as follows EXCEPT: a. In performance of a prime contract b. In performance of subcontract in furtherance of prime contract c. Upon closure of contract d. In preparation of patent applications e. In preparation of bid to a Federal Agency
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  1. International visit requests include the following examples EXCEPT:
    a. One-time
    b. Recurring
    c. Initial
    d. Extended
    e. Emergency
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  1. International visit requests include the following examples EXCEPT: a. One-time b. Recurring c. Initial d. Extended e. Emergency
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  1. U.S. contractor visits to Portugal require____working days advance notice.
    a. 20
    b. 15
    c. 10
    d. 21
    e. 14
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  1. U.S. contractor visits to Portugal require____working days advance notice. a. 20 b. 15 c. 10 d. 21 e. 14
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  1. Violations of export control regulations subjecting classified information to possible compromise by foreign nationals shall be reported to the: a. GCA b. Contractor c. CSA d. State Department e. DGR
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  1. Violations of export control regulations subjecting classified information to possible compromise by foreign nationals shall be reported to the: a. GCA b. Contractor c. CSA d. State Department e. DGR
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  1. When sending a report for changes in cleared KMPs, what information must be included:
    a. Level of clearance and when cleared, date and place of birth, social security numbers, citizenship, status of exclusion from access
    b. Special accesses, citizenship, date of employment, date of birth and current address, date of facility clearance
    c. Date of employment, clearance level and date, citizenship, social security number, status of exclusion from access
    d. Special accesses, date and place of birth, social security number, date of employment, status of exclusion from access
    e. Special access, level of clearance, citizenship
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  1. When sending a report for changes in cleared KMPs, what information must be included: a. Level of clearance and when cleared, date and place of birth, social security numbers, citizenship, status of exclusion from access b. Special accesses, citizenship, date of employment, date of birth and current address, date of facility clearance c. Date of employment, clearance level and date, citizenship, social security number, status of exclusion from access d. Special accesses, date and place of birth, social security number, date of employment, status of exclusion from access e. Special access, level of clearance, citizenship
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  1. Which entities must be cleared to the same access level as the FCL?
    a. Senior management official, FSO, KMP
    b. FSO, KMP, ITPSO
    c. FSO, senior management official, ITPSO
    d. FSO, KMPs, all security personnel
    e. All the above
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c. FSO, senior management official, ITPSO

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  1. A contractor’s information security system should use a _______based approach to protect against unauthorized disclosure of classified information. a. Confidentiality b. Risk c. Threat d. Vulnerability e. Availability
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  1. A contractor’s information security system should use a _______based approach to protect against unauthorized disclosure of classified information. a. Confidentiality b. Risk c. Threat d. Vulnerability e. Availability
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  1. The ISs protection should be documented in the: a. System Security Plan b. Standard Operating Procedure c. Insider Threat Plan d. Program Protection Plan e. All of the above
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  1. The ISs protection should be documented in the: a. System Security Plan b. Standard Operating Procedure c. Insider Threat Plan d. Program Protection Plan e. All of the above
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  1. Reports submitted to the CSA include: a. Sabotage b. Espionage c. Adverse Information d. Acts of terrorism e. None of the above
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  1. Reports submitted to the CSA include: a. Sabotage b. Espionage c. Adverse Information d. Acts of terrorism e. None of the above
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  1. Risk Management Framework includes which of the following steps? a. Categorized information processed on an IS b. Assess and determine extent of security control implementation c. Inventory IS components d. All the above e. A and B
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  1. Risk Management Framework includes which of the following steps? a. Categorized information processed on an IS b. Assess and determine extent of security control implementation c. Inventory IS components d. All the above e. A and B
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  1. __________ has been used widely as set of best practices for authorizing and assessing information systems. a. DoD 5220.22-M b. DoDI 5200.44 c. NIST Risk Management Framework d. CNSS I1253 e. CNSS D 504
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  1. __________ has been used widely as set of best practices for authorizing and assessing information systems. a. DoD 5220.22-M b. DoDI 5200.44 c. NIST Risk Management Framework d. CNSS I1253 e. CNSS D 504
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  1. What are the appropriate steps to take in JPAS when a cleared employee no longer needs a clearance but will not leave the company? a. Debrief from access, out process b. Debrief from access, separate from JPAS c. Separate from JPAS, out process d. Out process only e. Separate from JPAS only
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  1. What are the appropriate steps to take in JPAS when a cleared employee no longer needs a clearance but will not leave the company? a. Debrief from access, out process b. Debrief from access, separate from JPAS c. Separate from JPAS, out process d. Out process only e. Separate from JPAS only
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  1. Two factor authentication is provided to E-QIP applicants through . a. TLS b. Downloadable App c. SSL d. Firewall e. NIST
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  1. Two factor authentication is provided to E-QIP applicants through . a. TLS b. Downloadable App c. SSL d. Firewall e. NIST
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  1. You must include information about all of the following EXCEPT on the SF86.
    a. Parents
    b. Cousins
    c. Brothers
    d. Sisters
    e. Spouses
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b. Cousins

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  1. When must fingerprints be submitted? a. For initial investigations and Periodic Review b. For initial investigations only c. For PR’s only d. At the completion of investigation e. Never
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b. For initial investigations only

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  1. Under which situations are contractor granted CONFIDENTIAL clearances still valid? a. Under all situations outlined under 1995 NISPOM b. Never c. All except RD, FRD, COMSEC, SCI, NATO, FGI and Critical or Controlled Nuclear Weapon Security positions d. According to block 13 of DD Form 254 e. When directed by CSA
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  1. Under which situations are contractor granted CONFIDENTIAL clearances still valid? a. Under all situations outlined under 1995 NISPOM b. Never c. All except RD, FRD, COMSEC, SCI, NATO, FGI and Critical or Controlled Nuclear Weapon Security positions d. According to block 13 of DD Form 254 e. When directed by CSA
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  1. Consultants can be cleared, however their performance on classified work is limited to: a. The contractor facility unless in execution of authorized visits b. Consultant home office with approved FCL c. Consultant home office with contractor escort d. Discretion of DD Form 254 e. All the above
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  1. Consultants can be cleared, however their performance on classified work is limited to: a. The contractor facility unless in execution of authorized visits b. Consultant home office with approved FCL c. Consultant home office with contractor escort d. Discretion of DD Form 254 e. All the above
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  1. Some of the methods to mitigate or negate risks of foreign ownership or control include: a. Board Resolution b. Voting Trust Agreement and Proxy Agreement c. Special Security Agreement d. A and C e. All the above
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  1. Some of the methods to mitigate or negate risks of foreign ownership or control include: a. Board Resolution b. Voting Trust Agreement and Proxy Agreement c. Special Security Agreement d. A and C e. All the above
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  1. Required training under the Initial Security Briefing will include which of the following: a. Threat awareness b. Reporting obligations c. Cleared Facility Orientation d. A and B e. All the above
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  1. Required training under the Initial Security Briefing will include which of the following: a. Threat awareness b. Reporting obligations c. Cleared Facility Orientation d. A and B e. All the above
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  1. All contractor requests for interpretations of the NISPOM shall be forwarded through the to the _____. a. FBI, CSA b. DCSA, CSA c. DCSA, FBI d. CSA, DCSA e. CSO, CSA
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  1. All contractor requests for interpretations of the NISPOM shall be forwarded through the to the _____. a. FBI, CSA b. DCSA, CSA c. DCSA, FBI d. CSA, DCSA e. CSO, CSA
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  1. FSO qualifications include being a _____ and___ . a. U.S. Citizen, cleared as part of FCL b. U.S. Citizen, exempt from clearance c. U.S. Citizen, certified as ISP d. U.S. Citizen, attended college e. U.S. Citizen, cleared to SCI
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  1. FSO qualifications include being a _____ and___ . a. U.S. Citizen, cleared as part of FCL b. U.S. Citizen, exempt from clearance c. U.S. Citizen, certified as ISP d. U.S. Citizen, attended college e. U.S. Citizen, cleared to SCI
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  1. When a contractor challenges a classification, if no written answer is provided within 60 days, the contractor should request help from the: a. CSA b. GSA c. GCA d. FBI e. FSO
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written answer is provided within 60 days, the contractor should request help from the: a. CSA b. GSA c. GCA d. FBI e. FSO

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  1. Interior pages of classified documents must be marked with the: a. Highest classification of the document b. Highest classification appearing on page c. Same font to blend with the document d. A and B e. All the above
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  1. Interior pages of classified documents must be marked with the: a. Highest classification of the document b. Highest classification appearing on page c. Same font to blend with the document d. A and B e. All the above
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  1. All attendees of meetings shall possess _____ and__ . a. Clearance, need to know b. Clearance, ID card c. Authorized tablet, pen d. VAL, authorization e. Clearance, authorization
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  1. All attendees of meetings shall possess _____ and__ . a. Clearance, need to know b. Clearance, ID card c. Authorized tablet, pen d. VAL, authorization e. Clearance, authorization
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  1. Which of the following actions are required before the prime contractor may release or disclose classified information to a subcontractor? a. Determine clearance status b. Determine size of company c. Determine capability to perform work on time d. Determine type of business e. Determine location of work performed
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a. Determine clearance status b. Determine size of company c. Determine capability to perform work on time d. Determine type of business e. Determine location of work performed

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  1. A contractor’s information management system should be able to retrieve classified material within: a. 72 hours b. 48 hours c. A reasonable amount of time d. 30 days e. 45 days
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  1. A contractor’s information management system should be able to retrieve classified material within: a. 72 hours b. 48 hours c. A reasonable amount of time d. 30 days e. 45 days
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  1. A record of TOP SECRET material must be made when material is: a. Completed as a finished document b. Retained for more than 180 days of creation c. Transmitted outside of the facility d. None of the above e. All the above
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  1. A record of TOP SECRET material must be made when material is: a. Completed as a finished document b. Retained for more than 180 days of creation c. Transmitted outside of the facility d. None of the above e. All the above
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  1. SECRET material shall be stored in which of the following scenarios: a. GSA approved security container b. Approved vault
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  1. SECRET material shall be stored in which of the following scenarios: a. GSA approved security container b. Approved vault

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