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Data Protection & Privacy Flashcards

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  1. What does the SF-312 Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement require of the signer?

    Answer: A lifetime obligation to protect classified information

    The SF-312 binds the signer to protect classified information permanently.

  2. Which forms are used for end-of-day security checks and container open/closed records?

    Answer: SF-701 and SF-702

    SF-701 is the activity security checklist and SF-702 the container check sheet.

  3. Under 32 CFR Part 117, destruction records are required for which classification level?

    Answer: Top Secret

    Destruction records are required for Top Secret; they are not required for Secret or Confidential.

  4. An employee discusses classified details on an unsecured cell phone call. What should the FSO do?

    Answer: Treat it as a possible compromise and begin a preliminary inquiry and report

    Discussing classified information over unapproved channels is a potential compromise requiring inquiry and reporting.

  5. What is required for an employee to hand-carry classified material off-site?

    Answer: Courier authorization and double wrapping

    Hand-carrying requires proper authorization, briefing, and packaging.

  6. Which is a primary rule for reproducing classified material?

    Answer: Use only authorized equipment and limit copies to the minimum necessary

    Reproduction must be limited and done on approved equipment.

  7. What does the DD Form 254 do for a classified contract?

    Answer: Conveys security classification guidance and requirements to the contractor

    The DD-254 provides classification specifications and security requirements for the contract.

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