Security Program Management & Responsibilities Flashcards

Where must reports of actual, probable, or possible espionage, sabotage, terrorism, or subversion be sent?

Answer: To the FBI, with a copy to the CSA

These reports go to the FBI with notice to the CSA.

Which of the following is a changed condition that an FSO must report to the CSA?

Answer: Change in ownership or Key Management Personnel

Ownership and KMP changes affect the facility clearance and must be reported.

The contractor's self-inspection of its security program must be certified by whom?

Answer: The Senior Management Official

The SMO must certify in writing that the self-inspection was conducted and corrective action taken.

Who has the authority to conduct security reviews of a cleared contractor's facility under the NISP?

Answer: The Cognizant Security Agency, typically through DCSA for DoD contractors

DCSA acts as the CSA's representative for conducting security reviews.

What system do FSOs primarily use to manage personnel security eligibility and access records for cleared employees?

Answer: DISS (Defense Information System for Security)

DISS is the system of record for eligibility and access determinations.

Which principle governs how many employees a contractor may request be cleared?

Answer: The minimum number necessary for contract performance

PCL requests must be limited to the minimum required to perform on classified contracts.

An employee with a clearance is being terminated. What does the FSO do regarding classified access?

Answer: Conduct a debriefing and update the employee's status in DISS

Debriefing is required when access ends and records must be updated.