Threat Assessment & Risk Mitigation Flashcards
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When classified material is discovered missing, what is the FSO's first required step?
Answer: Immediately initiate a preliminary inquiry and report as required
A preliminary inquiry must begin immediately to determine whether loss or compromise occurred, with reporting as required.
A preliminary inquiry into a possible loss, compromise or suspected compromise should determine:
Answer: Whether loss, compromise or suspected compromise occurred and circumstances
The inquiry establishes facts and whether classified information was lost or compromised.
If a preliminary inquiry shows loss, compromise or suspected compromise, the contractor must:
Answer: Submit an initial report to DCSA and follow with a final report
Contractors must report the incident to DCSA, with an initial and final report.
Which situation requires an adverse information report to DCSA?
Answer: Cleared employee arrested for a serious offense or showing concerning behaviors
Adverse information regarding cleared employees, such as arrests, must be reported.
A cleared employee is contacted by a foreign national seeking unusual technical information. What is the correct response?
Answer: Report it as a suspicious contact
Suspicious contacts must be reported to the FSO and then to DCSA.
A person who finds unsecured classified material after hours should:
Answer: Secure it and report to the FSO or appropriate security official
Protect the material and report immediately to security officials.
Which is a security violation rather than only an infraction?
Answer: An action that results in or could reasonably result in loss or compromise of classified information
A violation involves actual or possible compromise, while infractions do not.
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