Eidws Section 106

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IDENTIFY THE DIRECTIVES THAT GOVERN PERSONNEL SECURITY

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-DON INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM
-DOD SENSITIVE COMPARTMENT INFO(SCI)
-SECNAVINST M-5510.36
EXECUTIVE ORDER 12968 - ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED INFO

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TOP SECRECT

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EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE DAMAGE
ORANGE

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SECRET

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GRAVE DAMAGE
RED

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CONFIDENTIAL

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DAMAGE
BLUE

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UNCLASSIFIED

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GREEN

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EXPLAIN NEED TO KNOW

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DETERMINATION THAT AN INDIVIDUAL REQUIRES ACCESS TO SPECIFIC CLASSIFIED INFO IN THE PERFORMANCE OF LAWFUL AND GOVERNMENT FUCNCTIONS

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HOW OFTEN IS TOP SECRET AND SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCES UPDATED

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TS -5
SECRET -10

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INDENTIFY WHAT A SAER IS AND ITS PURPOSE

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SECURITY ACCESS ELIGIBILITY REPORT
REPORT MUST BE SUBMITTED THROUGH JAPAS AND IS USED FOR SCI(SENSITIVE COMPARTMENT INFORMATION)

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WHAT REPORTS SHOULD BE REPORTED TO THE SSO

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SECURITY VIOLATIONS AND PRACTICES DANGEROUS TO SECURITY

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WHO HAS OVER ALL AUTHORITY OF AND CONTROLS ACCESS TO THE SCIF

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SCI FACILITY
SPECIAL SECURITY OFFICER/CO

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SF - 700

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SECURITY CONTAINER

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SF - 701

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DAILY CHECK LIST FOR CLASSIFIED MATERIALS

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SF - 702

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OPEN/CLOSED OF A SECURITY CONTAINER

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SF - 703

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TS COVER SHEET

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SF - 153

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COMSEC ISSUE, INVENTORY AND DESTRUCTION SHEET

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SF - 312

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NONDISCLOSER FORM

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WHEN SHOULD COMBINATIONS BE CHANGED

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-ONCE A YEAR
-CHANGE OF RESPONSABILITY
-TURN OVER

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WHAT IS AN FDO AND THEIR RESPONSIBILITY

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FOREGIN DISCLOSER OFFICER
DETERMINES WHAT CLASSIFIED INFO CAN BE RELEASED TO FOREGIN ACTIVITIES

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STATE THE PURPOSE OF DCS

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DEFENSE COUIER SERVICE
MAILS CLASSIFIED DOCS AND MATERIALS

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PRODEDURES FOR SENDING CLASSIFIED MATERIALS VIA DCS

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UNDER 300LBS

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STATE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE TSCO

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TOP SECRET CONTROL OFFICER
ACCOUNTABLE FOR TOP SECRET INFORMATION

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THREATCON ALPHA

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SMALL TERROIST ACTIVITY

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THREATCON BRAVO

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SOME WHAT PREDICTABLE TERROIST ACTIVITY

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THREATCON CHARLIE

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WHEN AN INSTANCE OCCURS OR AN ATTACK IS IMMINENT

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THREATCON DELTA

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TERRORIST ATTACK IS HAPPENING

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EXPLAIN RAM

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RANDOM ANTI TERRORISM MEASURES

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EXPLAIN THE PUPOSE OF EAP

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ACTIVITIES THAT HOLD CLASSIFIED OR CCI MATERIAL WILL KEEP AN UP TO DATE EAP (EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN)

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EXPLAIN THE PURPOSE OF THE EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION PROCEDURES

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CLEARLY EXPLAINS DETRUCTION PROCEDURES AND PRIORITIES.

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WHO CAN INITIATE EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION

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CO

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DEFINE SCI

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SENSITIVE COMPARTMENT INFORMATION
INFO DERIVED FROM INTELLIGENCE SOURCES, METHODS OR ANALYTICAL PROCCESS.

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SECURITY VIOLATION

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BY PASSES OR VIOLATES SECURITY POLICIES, PRACTICES OR PROCEDURES

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PRACTICES DANGEROUS TO SECURITY

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POTENTIAL TO JEOPARDIZE SECURITY

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EXPLAIN THE SECURITY REQUIREMENT FOR A SCIF

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COMPLY WITH FIXED FACILITY CHECKLIST

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EXPLAIN THE SECURITY REQUIREMENT FOR A T-SCIF

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SECURITY PROCEDURES HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY THE CSA (COGNIZANT SECURITY AUTHORITY)

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EXPLAIN VAULT RECERTIFICATION

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ONLY A TRAINED INSPECTOR CAN RECERTIFY GSA CONTAINER OR VAULT DOOR

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DISSCUSS THE NEED FOR ACCESS LIST, REQUIRED DOC LOGS, AND TPI

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FOR PROTECTION OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL.

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EXPLAIN THE DOD ESCORT POLICY

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THE MOVEMENT OF ALL VISITORS SHALL BE CONTROLLED TO CONTROL ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED MATERIAL.

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DISCUSS THE PROCEDURES FOR SANITIZING AN AREA

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ENSURE ALL CLASSIFIED MATERIAL IS STORED OUT OF SIGHT AND DISPLAYS ARE TURNED OFF.

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COMSEC

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MATERIAL USED TO PROTECT U.S GOVERNMENT TRANSMISSIONS

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INFOSEC

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PROTECTING INFO SYSTEMS FROM UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS

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COMPUSEC

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PROTECT INFO AND PROPERTY FROM THEFT, CORRUPTION AND NATURAL DISASTERS

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PSP

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PERSONAL SECURITY PROGRAM

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ATFP

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ANTI TERRORISM FORCE PROTECTION

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LIST THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SSO

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RESPONSIBLE FOR SCIF'S (SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION FACILITY) AND ALL SCI MATTERS ARE REFERED TO SSO (SPECIAL SECURITY OFFICER) .

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IDENTIFY WHO CAN BE A CSM

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COMMAND SECURITY MANAGER
OFFICER OR CIVILIAN GS-11 OR ABOVE.

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EXPLAIN AND STATE THE PURPOSE OF JPAS

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JOINT PERSONNEL ADJUDICATION SYSTEM
USES NIPRNET TO CONNECT ALL DOD PERSONNEL AROUND THE WORLD.

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EXPLAIN AND STATE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF DONCAF

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DEPT OF THE NAVY CENTRAL ADJUDICATION FACILITY
NCIS ORG RESP. FOR DETERMINING WHO CAN HOLD A CLEARANCE

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HOW LONG CAN A COMMANDING OFFICER ADMINISTRATIVELY SUSPEND ACCESS BEFORE DONCAF REVOKES A CLEARANCE

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SUSPENDED UNTIL DONCAF REJUDICATES THE MEMBERS ELEGIBILITY

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STATE THE LEVELS OF INFOCON AND WHICH IS THE MOST ALERT

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LEVELS 1- 5
1 IS THE MOST ALERT LEVEL

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DISCUSS THE SECURITY RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR MAGNETIC AND ELECTRONIC MEDIA

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WILL BE LABLED, SAFEGUARDED, AND STORED IAW DOD INFO SYSTEMS SECURITY STANDARDS