Security Program Management & Responsibilities Flashcards
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What does the SF-328 certify?
Answer: Information about foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI)
The SF-328 is the Certificate Pertaining to Foreign Interests used in FOCI evaluation.
How often must refresher security training be provided to cleared employees?
Answer: Annually
Refresher briefings are required annually.
Which of the following is considered adverse information that an FSO should report about a cleared employee?
Answer: Information that may reflect on the employee's trustworthiness or suitability for access
Adverse information bearing on eligibility must be reported to the CSA.
An FSO must maintain which of the following for the facility's classified program?
Answer: Records of training, briefings, and self-inspections as required
The FSO keeps security education records and self-inspection documentation per NISPOM.
What does the facility clearance (FCL) determine?
Answer: Administrative determination that a company is eligible for access to classified information at a certain level
An FCL is an administrative determination of eligibility for access at the same or lower classification level.
A cleared employee changes their name. What must the FSO do?
Answer: Report the change and update the employee's record per procedures
Changes in cleared employee status such as name changes must be reported and recorded.
Which official may the FSO also serve as, in a small company, under NISPOM rules?
Answer: Insider Threat Program Senior Official, if cleared and designated
One person may hold FSO and ITPSO roles as long as they are cleared KMP.
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