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  1. What is e-QIP used for?

    Answer: Electronic submission of the SF-86 for background investigations

    e-QIP is the electronic system where applicants complete the SF-86.

  2. DISS is used by the FSO primarily to:

    Answer: Manage personnel security eligibility and access records

    DISS is the system of record for personnel security eligibility and access.

  3. An interim eligibility determination means:

    Answer: Temporary eligibility granted before the full investigation is completed

    Interim eligibility lets access begin while the investigation proceeds, subject to limits.

  4. Continuous vetting generally replaces what older practice?

    Answer: Periodic reinvestigations at fixed intervals

    Continuous vetting provides ongoing assessment instead of relying on fixed-interval reinvestigations.

  5. How often must a contractor conduct a self-inspection of its security program?

    Answer: Annually, with a written certification to the CSA

    Contractors must review their security programs annually and certify the results.

  6. Before a contractor classified information system processes classified data, it must:

    Answer: Be authorized by the CSA (DCSA) Authorizing Official

    Systems must receive authorization from the CSA before processing classified information.

  7. After a classified contract ends, how long may a contractor generally retain classified material unless told otherwise?

    Answer: Two years

    Retention is authorized for two years after contract completion unless the GCA directs otherwise.

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