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15 Cards in this Set
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INFOCON Levels
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4 - Increased risk 3 - Risk identified 2 - Attack taken place 1 - Attack taking place |
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What Naval event led to EAP/EDP?
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USS Pueblo |
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What is JPAS and what is on a JPAS report? |
- Security clearance & access database - System of record for Personnel Security, adjudication, clearance, clearance, verification, and history |
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What does TSCO stand for and who is out TSCO?
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Top Secret Secret Confidential |
S - Serious C - Damage |
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DCS |
Defense Courier Service; Issues courier cards
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What is SSO and what (5) events should be reported? |
- Foreign interests - Involvement with people or associations that promote unconstitutional practices - Criminal sexual behavior - Insubordinate with security procedures/processing - Change of marital status with foreign national |
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What is SAER?
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Security Access Eligibility Report: Used to identify an incident or any change in eligibility if an employee is still eligible for the security clearance.
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What are the timeframes for: S TS TS/SCI ATO IATO |
TS - 5yrs TS/SCI - 5yrs ATO - 3yrs IATO - 1yr |
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What are the following SFs: SF-700 SF-701 SF-702 SF-703 SF-153 SF-312 |
SF-701 - Security checklist SF-702 - Open/Closure log SF-703 - TS Coversheet SF-153 - DIRTO SF-312 - Classified Information Non-Disclosure Agreement |
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Who is the Security Manager?
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Ms. Kidd |
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Difference between vulnerability and a threat |
Threat - a potential to cause harm to a system |
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NTD
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Naval telecommunications directive-policy and procedures in regards to comms |
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What is accreditation? |
System is approved to operate in a particular security mode |
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