1C3 Cdc Vol 1

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WHAT ARE THE THREE CATEGORIES OF COMMAND POST TRAINING?

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INITIAL, REFRESHER, RECURRING

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CONTROLLERS WITHOUT RECENT C2 EXPERIENCE WITHIN THE PAST 3 YEARS WILL RECEIVE WHAT TYPE OF TRAINING?

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INITIAL

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WHAT IS PRIMARILY A REVIEW OF TRAINING YOU RECEIVE IN YOUR INITIAL TRAINING STAGES?

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RECURRING

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A MINIMUM OF HOW MANY HOURS OF FORMAL TRAINING IS REQUIRED EVERY QUARTER?

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THREE

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WHAT TYPE OF TRAINING IS ON YOUR OWN?

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SELF-STUDY

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WHAT TRAINING IS SCHEDULED BASIS IN A CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT?

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FORMAL

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THE SELF STUDY LETTER MUST BE PUBLISHED NO LATER THAN WHEN?

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THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH

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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF EXAMINATIONS USED TO MEASURE THE KNOWLEDGE AND PROFICIENCY YOU GAIN FROM TRAINING?

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WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS AND SCENARIO TRAINING

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EVALUATIONS ARE GRADED AS WHAT?

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SATISFACTORY (SAT) OR UNSATISFACTORY (UNSAT)

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WHAT IS A CONDENSED VERSION OF THE INITIAL TRAINING TAILORED TO FAMILIARIZED WITH THE LOCAL PROCEDURES?

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REFRESHER TRAINING

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HOW LONG CAN YOU BE GONE FROM THE CP BEFORE YOU NEED REFRESHER TRAINING?

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60 DAYS

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HOW LONG DO YOU HAVE TO BE RECERTIFIED AFTER RETURNING FROM A ABSENCE LONGER THAN 60 DAYS?

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WITHIN 30 DAYS

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HOW LONG DO YOU HAVE TO CERTIFY FROM THE DATE ENTERED INTO INITIAL TRAINING?

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90 DAYS

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WHAT PROVIDES A CAREER PATH TO ENHANCE YOUR CHANCES FOR SUCCESS IN YOUR AIR FORCE CAREER?

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1C3X1 CFEPT

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WHAT IS THE CENTER WEBSITE FOR ACCESSING, VIEWING, DOWNLOADING AND PRINTING ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS?

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AIR FORCE E-PUBLISHING WEBSITE

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WHAT TERM IS USED TO DESCRIBE A PUBLICATION AS IT WAS ORIGINALLY ISSUED

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BASIC PUBLICATION

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A PUBLICATION THAT HAS NEVER BEEN PRINTED BEFORE AND DOES NOT SUPERSEDE OR CHANGE AN EXISTING PUBLICATION?

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NEW PUBLICATION

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WHEN A SUBORDINATE ORGANIZATION WANTS TO ADD MATERIAL TO A PUBLICATION ISSUED BY HIGHER HQ WHAT DOES IT WRITE?

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A SUPPLEMENT

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WHAT ARE THE TWO CATEGORIES OF AF PUBLICATIONS?

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DIRECTIVE AND NONDIRECTIVE

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WHAT PROVIDE PROCEDURAL GUIDANCE NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT AF POLICY IN THE FIELD?

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AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION

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WHAT ARE DIRECTIVES THAT ASSIGN RESPONSIBILITIES, DIRECT ACTION AND PRESCRIBE PROCEDURES WITHIN AN ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENT OR FUNCTIONAL AREA?

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OIs

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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLICATION SUGGEST GUIDANCE, WHICH CAN BE MODIFIED TO FIT CIRCUMSTANCES?

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NONDIRECTIVE PUBLICATIONS

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HOW OFTEN SHOULD THE SELF INSPECTION PROGRAM BE RUN?

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SEMI ANNUALLY

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WHO IS THE ACTUAL OWNER OF THE SELF INSPECTION PROGRAM FOR THE CP?

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THE WING COMMANDER

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WHAT IS THE STRENGTH OF THE AIR FORCE INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM?

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INFRASTRUCTURE

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WHAT CLASSIFICATION REQUIRES THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF PROTECTION UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE COULD CAUSE EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE DAMAGE?

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TOP SECRET

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WHAT CLASSIFICATION REQUIRES A SUBSTANTIAL DEGREE OF PROTECTION. UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE COULD CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE?

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SECRET

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WHAT CLASSIFICATION REQUIRES PROTECTION THAT COULD CAUSE IDENTIFIABLE DAMAGES TO NATIONAL SECURITY?

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CONFIDENTIAL

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WHAT MESSAGES ARE CLASSIFIED AND REQUIRE STRICTER CONTROL THAN REGULAR CLASSIFIED MESSAGES?

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SPECIAL CATEGORY (SPECAT)

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WHAT IS UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION THAT REQUIRES PROTECTION IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST LABELED AS?

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (FOUO)

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WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP IN THE MARKING PROCESS?

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IDENTIFY THE CLASSIFICATION LEVEL OF EACH PORTION

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PORTIONS MARKINGS CONSIST OF WHAT LETTERS?

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(U) UNCLASSIFIED
(C) CONFIDENTIAL
(S) SECRET
(TS) TOP SECRET

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MARK EACH SECTION, PART PARAGRAPH, OR SUB-PARAGRAPH TO SHOW WHAT?

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THE LEVEL OF CLASSIFICATION

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WHERE DO YOU MARK THE SUBJECT OR TITLE?

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IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AND TO THE RIGHT OF THE ITEM

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EACH CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT MUST BEAR ON IT'S FACE WHAT?

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THE OVERALL CLASSIFICATION, DOWNGRADING INSTRUCTIONS, AND DECLASSIFICATION MARKINGS

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WHAT MEANS IN LETTERS LARGER THAN THOSE USED IN THE TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT OR IN A MANNER TO IMMEDIATELY ALERT ANYONE HANDLING THE DOCUMENT THAT IT IS CLASSIFIED?

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CONSPICUOUSLY MARKED

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WHAT IS THE FIRST RULE IN CONTROLLING TS MATERIAL?

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DOCUMENT EVERY ACTION YOU TAKE WITH TS DOCUMENTS

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WHAT ACCOUNTS FOR EACH TS DOCUMENT AND EACH ARTICLE OF TS MATERIAL RECEIVED, ORIGINATED OR DISPATCHED BY ELEMENTS THE TSCO SERVES

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AF FORM 143

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HOW LONG ARE AF FORM 143'S MAINTAINED?

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FIVE YEARS AFTER ALL ENTRIES HAVE BEEN MADE INACTIVE

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WHEN TS INFORMATION IS FIRST DEVELOPED THE ORIGINATOR PREPARES WHAT?

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AF FORM 144

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HOW LONG MUST YOU MAINTAIN THE AF FORM 144?

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TWO YEARS BEYOND THE DATE THAT THE DOCUMENT HAS BEEN DESTROYED

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HOW OFTEN MUST TS DOCUMENTS BE INVENTORIED?

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ANNUALLY OR WHEN THE TSCO IS CHANGED

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RECEIPTS ARE NOT NORMALLY REQUIRED FOR WHAT KIND OF DOCUMENTS?

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CONFIDENTIAL

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CONTAINERS MAY CHANGED ONLY BY INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE WHAT?

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THE RESPONSIBILITY AND APPROPRIATE SECURITY CLEARANCE

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WHEN A LOCK IS TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE RESET THE BUILT IN COMBINATION LOCKS TO WHAT?

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50-25-50

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DO NOT STORE WHAT IN A CONTAINER USED FOR STORING CLASSIFIED MATERIAL?

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MONEY, WEAPONS, CONTROLLED DRUGS, OR PRECIOUS METALS.

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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING LOCAL DESTRUCTION CAPABILITY EXISTS TO DISPOSE OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL?

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THE INSTALLATION COMMANDER

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WHEN DO YOU DESTROY CLASSIFIED WASTE?

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WHEN IT IS NO LONGER NEEDED

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WHAT FORMS DO WE NORMALLY USE WHEN RECORDING DESTRUCTION?

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AF FORM 310 AND AF FORM 1565

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WHEN CAN YOU LEAVE CLASSIFIED MATERIAL UNATTENDED?

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NEVER

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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF SECURITY INCIDENTS?

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SECURITY VIOLATION OR A SECURITY INFRACTION

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THE MISUSE OR IMPROPER HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL BUT DOES NOT FALL IN THE CATEGORY OF A SECURITY VIOLATION IS DEFINED AS A WHAT?

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SECURITY INFRACTION

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WHAT OCCURS WHEN ANY KNOWING, WILLFUL, OR NEGLIGENT ACTION COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RESULT?

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SECURITY VIOLATION

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WHAT IS THE MOST DANGEROUS TYPES OF SECURITY INCIDENT?

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UNDETECTED OR UNREPORTED

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WHAT IS THE UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION?

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COMPROMISE

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WHAT OCCURS WHEN AN INVESTIGATION OFFICIAL CONCLUDES THAT A COMPROMISE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION MORE THAN LIKELY OCCURRED

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PROBABLE COMPROMISE

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WHAT TERM IS USED FOR AN EVENT OF SITUATION WHERE THE COMPROMISE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION MAY HAVE OCCURRED?

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POSSIBLE COMPROMISE

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ANY PERSON WHO LEARNS OF A SECURITY INCIDENT MUST PROMPTLY REPORT IT TO WHO?

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IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR, SECURITY MANAGER OR UNIT COMMANDER.

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WHO'S RESPONSIBILITY IS IT TO TAKE CUSTODY OF AND PROTECT THE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION UNTIL IT CAN BE RELEASED TO AN APPROPRIATELY CLEARED OFFICIAL

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THE PERSON WHO DISCOVERS THE SECURITY INCIDENT

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CLASSIFIED MATERIAL MAY BE RELEASED ONLY TO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL WITH WHAT?

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A VALID NEED TO KNOW, PROPER SECURITY CLEARANCE AND PROPER CREDENTIALS.

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ARE CONDITIONS IN WHICH FREINDLY ACTIONS PROVIDE OPSEC INDICATORS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED AND ACCURATELY EVALUATED BY AN ADVERSARY IN TIME TO PROVIDE A BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE DECISIONS MAKING

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OPSEC VUNERABILITIES

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WHAT IS ASSIGNED TO COMSEC MATERIAL BY ORIGINATING AGENCY

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ALC

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THE NUMBERS IS LISTED ON THE ACCOUNTING REPORT AND IDENTIFIES WHAT ACCOUNTING CONTROLS REQUIRED FOT THE MATERIAL

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THE MINIMUM

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HOW MANY ALC'S ARE THERE

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FIVE (ALC1 ALC2 ALC4, ALC6 ALC7)

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WHAT IS THE UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION?

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COMPROMISE

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WHAT OCCURS WHEN AN INVESTIGATION OFFICIAL CONCLUDES THAT A COMPROMISE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION MORE THAN LIKELY OCCURRED

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PROBABLE COMPROMISE

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WHAT TERM IS USED FOR AN EVENT OF SITUATION WHERE THE COMPROMISE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION MAY HAVE OCCURRED?

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POSSIBLE COMPROMISE

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ANY PERSON WHO LEARNS OF A SECURITY INCIDENT MUST PROMPTLY REPORT IT TO WHO?

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IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR, SECURITY MANAGER OR UNIT COMMANDER.

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WHO'S RESPONSIBILITY IS IT TO TAKE CUSTODY OF AND PROTECT THE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION UNTIL IT CAN BE RELEASED TO AN APPROPRIATELY CLEARED OFFICIAL

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THE PERSON WHO DISCOVERS THE SECURITY INCIDENT

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CLASSIFIED MATERIAL MAY BE RELEASED ONLY TO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL WITH WHAT?

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A VALID NEED TO KNOW, PROPER SECURITY CLEARANCE AND PROPER CREDENTIALS.

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ARE CONDITIONS IN WHICH FRIENDLY ACTIONS PROVIDE OPSEC INDICATORS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED AND ACCURATELY EVALUATED BY AN ADVERSARY IN TIME TO PROVIDE A BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE DECISIONS MAKING

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OPSEC VULNERABILITIES

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WHAT IS ASSIGNED TO COMSEC MATERIAL BY ORIGINATING AGENCY

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ALC

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THE NUMBERS IS LISTED ON THE ACCOUNTING REPORT AND IDENTIFIES WHAT ACCOUNTING CONTROLS REQUIRED FOR THE MATERIAL

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THE MINIMUM

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HOW MANY ALC'S ARE THERE

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FIVE (ALC1 ALC2 ALC4, ALC6 ALC7)

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WHAT IS A STORAGE AND HANDLING SYSTEM THAT PROHIBITS INDIVIDUAL ACCESS TO CERTAIN COMSEC KEYING MATERIAL?

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TWO PERSON INTEGRITY (TPI)

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CP PERSONNEL VERIFY EACH ITEM RECEIVED BY COMPARING IT AGAINST WHAT BEFORE SIGNING THE FORM

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STANDARD FORM 153

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IF CLASSIFIED COMSEC PUBLICATIONS ARE INVOLVED WHAT IS MANDATORY

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PAGE CHECK

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DESTROY USED KEYING MATERIAL DESIGNATED CRYPTO WHENEVER POSSIBLE BUT NO LATER THAN WHEN

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12 HOURS AFTER SUPERSESSION.