Classification Management, Marking & Safeguarding of Classified Information Flashcards

Which event does NOT by itself require a security container combination change?

Answer: A cleared visitor sees the container from across the room

Combinations change at first use, when an authorized person no longer needs access, or on compromise; merely seeing the container is not one of these.

What does the SF 701 Activity Security Checklist document?

Answer: End-of-day security checks of a work area

The SF 701 records end-of-day checks confirming classified material is secured and the area is properly closed.

Without an intrusion detection system, how often must cleared guards check a GSA-approved container holding Top Secret material as a supplemental control?

Answer: Every 2 hours

Top Secret supplemental controls include guard checks every 2 hours; Secret in a closed area uses 4-hour checks.

Which federal specification applies to high-security locks on GSA-approved containers and vault doors?

Answer: FF-L-2740

FF-L-2740 is the federal specification for the high-security combination locks used on classified containers and doors.

Confidential material at a cleared contractor facility may be stored in which of the following?

Answer: A GSA-approved security container, without supplemental controls

Confidential can be stored like Secret in a GSA-approved container, but it does not need supplemental controls.

Under 32 CFR Part 117, how long may contractor working papers be kept before they must be marked like a finished document?

Answer: 180 days from creation

Working papers kept more than 180 days, or released outside the facility, must be marked like finished documents.

During a container's period of use, where is the SF 700 copy holding the combination kept?

Answer: Sealed in its envelope and stored in a different container cleared to the same level or higher

Part 2A of the SF 700 is sealed and kept in a separate container approved for the classification level of the protected material.