Physical Security Systems & Access Control Flashcards
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Which standard form is the Security Container Information form that records combination holders?
Answer: SF 700
SF 700 lists the container's custodians and holds the sealed combination envelope.
Which form is used to record each opening and closing of a security container?
Answer: SF 702
SF 702 is the Security Container Check Sheet logging opens, closes, and checks.
What is the purpose of the SF 701?
Answer: Activity Security Checklist for end-of-day area checks
SF 701 documents end-of-day checks that classified material is secured and the area is locked.
What color is the SF 704 cover sheet that marks Secret documents?
Answer: Red
SF 704 is red for Secret, SF 703 orange for Top Secret, and SF 705 blue for Confidential.
When must the combination to a security container be changed?
Answer: When the container is first placed in use or a custodian no longer needs access
Combinations are changed on initial use, when a custodian departs or loses access, and on compromise or suspected compromise.
How should a combination to a security container be classified?
Answer: At the highest level of the material stored in the container
A combination takes the highest classification category of the information it protects.
Which type of lock is currently approved for GSA security containers and vault doors under Federal Specification FF-L-2740?
Answer: Electromechanical combination lock
FF-L-2740 covers electromechanical locks such as the X-09 and X-10 used on GSA-approved containers.
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