Security Policies & Procedures Flashcards
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Which document provides the contractor with security classification guidance for a specific classified contract?
Answer: DD Form 254
The DD-254 Contract Security Classification Specification gives classification guidance and security requirements.
What does the SF-328 document?
Answer: Certificate Pertaining to Foreign Interests used in FOCI evaluation
SF-328 collects FOCI information for the facility clearance process.
Who must be cleared to the level of the facility clearance, or formally excluded?
Answer: Key Management Personnel (KMP)
KMP must be cleared at the FCL level unless excluded by formal action of the board.
Can a company sponsor itself for a facility clearance?
Answer: No; a government agency or cleared contractor with a legitimate need must sponsor it
A facility clearance requires sponsorship by a government contracting activity or cleared contractor with a bona fide need.
Which agreement is typically used when a foreign interest effectively owns or controls a company?
Answer: Special Security Agreement (SSA)
An SSA (or Proxy/Voting Trust) is used when foreign interests effectively own or control the company.
Which of these is a changed condition that must be reported to DCSA?
Answer: A change in ownership or KMP
Changes in ownership, KMP, name, or address affecting the FCL must be reported.
Before a visitor receives classified information at your facility, the FSO should:
Answer: Verify clearance eligibility and need-to-know through DISS or authorized visit request
Visit authorization requires verifying the visitor's eligibility and need-to-know.
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