Incident Response, Reporting & Liaison & Communication Flashcards
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Which form is used by cleared employees to sign a classified information nondisclosure agreement?
Answer: SF-312
The SF-312 is the Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement.
When must initial insider threat awareness training be completed for cleared employees?
Answer: Before access to classified information
Initial training is required before granting access to classified information under the NISPOM.
A bomb threat is received at a facility that stores classified material. The priority is:
Answer: Protecting life while following the emergency plan
Life safety comes first, with classified protection handled per the emergency plan and then reported as needed.
Cyber incidents involving covered defense information are generally reported to DoD within:
Answer: 72 hours
DFARS 252.204-7012 requires cyber incident reporting within 72 hours of discovery.
A cleared employee plans personal foreign travel. Under SEAD 3, the employee generally must:
Answer: Report in advance to the FSO
Covered individuals must report unofficial foreign travel in advance for approval and briefing.
Which official at DCSA is the FSO's day-to-day point of contact for NISP compliance?
Answer: Industrial Security Representative
The ISR is the DCSA field representative who oversees and assists the facility.
Who must certify the annual self-inspection results?
Answer: Senior management official
The SMO must certify that self-inspections were conducted and results reviewed with senior management.
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