Incident Response, Reporting & Liaison & Communication Flashcards
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The final report on a classified information loss should include:
Answer: Corrective actions taken to prevent recurrence
The final report details root cause, responsible parties and corrective action.
An unsolicited email from an unknown foreign entity requests detailed product specs for a defense program. This is:
Answer: A potential suspicious contact to report
Unsolicited requests for protected information are indicators of possible collection attempts and are reportable.
Which of these is NOT typically a change reportable by the FSO under changed condition reporting?
Answer: Change of the cafeteria vendor
Cafeteria vendors do not affect facility clearance; KMP, FOCI and name changes do.
Why should an FSO build relationships with local FBI and DCSA counterintelligence personnel?
Answer: To obtain threat information and have quick channels for reporting
Liaison supports threat awareness and timely reporting of incidents.
Employees question whether to report a concern about a coworker. The FSO should emphasize that reporting is:
Answer: An obligation that supports national security
Cleared personnel have a duty to report concerning behavior and security issues.
Where should the FSO document the record of security incidents and reports?
Answer: Company security files kept for review
Incident reports and actions should be documented and retained for DCSA review.
If a cleared employee terminates employment, the FSO should:
Answer: Update DISS and debrief the employee
Terminating employees get a security debriefing and the FSO updates the system of record.
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