Question 1

What is the purpose of the SCI Nondisclosure Statement (NdS)?

Accepted Answer

The SCI Nondisclosure Statement (NdS) is a contract between you and the U.S. Government in which you made a lifelong commitment to protect U.S. Government classified intelligence information.

Question 2

Who is responsible for the accreditation of DOD SCIFs?

Accepted Answer

The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is responsible for the accreditation of DOD SCIFs.

Question 3

What is the significance of the SCI being classified as U.S. Government property?

Accepted Answer

You acknowledged that SCI is and always will be the property of the U.S. Government.

Question 4

What is the process for terminating access to SCI?

Accepted Answer

An individual will be denied further access to SCI when the need-to-know for SCI access has ceased or if the individual retires or separates from the Federal Government.

Question 5

What are the guidelines for conducting an indoctrination process for SCI access?

Accepted Answer

The guidelines include providing a Pre-Nondisclosure Execution briefing, having the individual read the SCI Nondisclosure Statement, and ensuring they sign it in front of a witness.

Question 6

What is the purpose of classification management in relation to SCI?

Accepted Answer

Classification management is used to determine the nature of information and assign proper classification markings, SCI control system markings, and dissemination controls.

Question 7

What is HUMINT?

Accepted Answer

HUMINT, or Human Intelligence, is the collection of intelligence using human sources such as diplomats, military attaches, and spies.

Question 8

What does the SCI Nondisclosure Statement require regarding public disclosure of information?

Accepted Answer

You are required to submit for security review to the department or agency that last authorized your SCI access any information you prepare for public disclosure that contains or might contain or relate to SCI.

Question 9

What score is required to pass the SCI Security Refresher final examination?

Accepted Answer

A score of 75% is required to pass the final examination. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 1, p. 1 — "Pass/Fail % 75% on final examination" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 10

Who heads the U.S. Intelligence Community?

Accepted Answer

The Intelligence Community is headed by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 4 — "The IC is headed by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and comprises the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which is an independent agency, as well as Departmental Intelligence Elements, which are government agencies, and Departmen" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 11

Who establishes the security requirements for SCIFs?

Accepted Answer

The Director of National Intelligence (DNI) establishes the security requirements for SCIFs. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 4 — "The DNI and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) have direct authority over Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) in that the DNI establishes the security requirements for SCIFs and the DIA is responsible for the accredita" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 12

What did Executive Order 12333 establish?

Accepted Answer

Executive Order 12333, United States Intelligence Activities, established the role of Senior Officials of the Intelligence Community (SOICs) and designated the DNI as the head of the IC for intelligence matters related to national security. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 6 — "In 1981, the President issued Executive Order 12333, United States Intelligence Activities, which established the role of Senior Officials of the Intelligence Community (SOICs) and designated the DNI as the head of the IC for intelligence m" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 13

What policy does ICD 704 establish?

Accepted Answer

ICD 704 established the DNI personnel security policy governing eligibility for access to SCI and information protected within other Controlled Access Programs. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 8 — "ICD 704 Personnel Security (previously DCID 6/4) 1 October 2008 This guidance established the DNI personnel security policy governing eligibility for access to SCI and information protected within other Controlled Access Programs." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 14

What does ICD 705 establish for SCIFs?

Accepted Answer

ICD 705 establishes that all Intelligence Community SCIFs shall comply with uniform IC physical and technical security requirements, and it is designed to ensure reciprocal use of SCIFs in the IC. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 9 — "This Directive establishes that all Intelligence Community (IC) Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF) shall comply with uniform IC physical and technical security requirements (hereafter "uniform security requirements"). Thi" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 15

What DD Form is the SCI Nondisclosure Statement?

Accepted Answer

The SCI Nondisclosure Statement is DD Form 1847-1. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 11 — "Have individual read E.O. 13526 and the SCI Nondisclosure Statement (NdS), DD Form 1847-1." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 16

Who retains the original SCI Nondisclosure Statement, and for how long?

Accepted Answer

The Investigative Records Repository is responsible for retaining the original NdS in a retrievable manner for at least 70 years or until the death of the individual. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 11 — "The Investigative Records Repository, IAMG-CICIRRH, 4552 Pike Road, Fort Meade, MD 20755 is responsible for retaining in a retrievable manner the original NdS for at least 70 years or until death of the individual." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 17

How long may the government take to approve or deny a request for public disclosure of information that might relate to SCI?

Accepted Answer

You must allow the department or agency up to 30 days to approve or deny your request for public disclosure. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 12 — "You acknowledged that you must allow the department or agency to have up to 30 days to approve or deny your request for public disclosure." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 18

What are the possible consequences of breaching the SCI Nondisclosure Statement?

Accepted Answer

Any breach of the statement might result in the termination of your SCI access and your employment, as well as prosecution under U.S. criminal laws. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 12 — "You acknowledged that any breach of this Statement might result in the termination of your SCI access and your employment as well as prosecution of you under the U.S. criminal laws." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 19

Who is responsible for terminating an individual's access to SCI?

Accepted Answer

The responsibility for terminating access to SCI rests with the HICE or designee who granted the access, and the SSO is responsible for accomplishing and reporting the debrief action. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 2, p. 14 — "The responsibility for terminating access to SCI rests with the HICE or designee who granted the access. The SSO is responsible for accomplishing and reporting the debrief action and canceling all current visitor certifications pertaining t" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 20

What information is considered SCI?

Accepted Answer

SCI is classified national intelligence information concerning or derived from intelligence sources, methods, or analytical processes that is required to be handled within formal access control systems. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 19 — "Classified national intelligence information concerning or derived from intelligence sources, methods, or analytical processes, which is required to be handled within formal access control systems, is the information we call SCI." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 21

What are SCI control systems?

Accepted Answer

SCI control systems are additional measures used to protect intelligence sources and methods or analytical procedures beyond those used to protect non-SCI classified information. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 21 — "SCI control systems are additional measures used to protect intelligence sources and methods or analytical procedures that are beyond those used to protect non-SCI classified information." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 22

What are the current SCI control systems?

Accepted Answer

The current SCI control systems are HCS (Human Intelligence), SI (Special Intelligence, with a GAMMA sub-control system), TALENT KEYHOLE, and KDK (KLONDIKE). [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 21 — "The current SCI control systems are: HCS is the marking for Human Intelligence which replaced HUMINT SI is the marking for Special Intelligence and replaced COMINT, which has: o A sub-control system of GAMMA TALENT KEYHOLE KDK is the markin" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 23

What are the three legacy SCI control systems you may still encounter?

Accepted Answer

The three legacy SCI control systems are BYEMAN, HUMINT, and COMINT. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 21 — "In addition, there are three legacy SCI control systems you may still encounter: BYEMAN, HUMINT, and COMINT." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 24

What is the HCS control system designed to protect?

Accepted Answer

HCS is the SCI control system marking that corresponds to the HCS control system, which is designed to protect human intelligence. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 24 — "HCS is the SCI control system marking that corresponds to the HCS SCI control system which is designed to protect human intelligence." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 25

What is the KLONDIKE (KDK) control system designed to protect?

Accepted Answer

The KLONDIKE control system is an SCI control system designed to protect sensitive Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT). [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 24 — "The KLONDIKE control system is a sensitive compartmented information (SCI) control system designed to protect sensitive Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT)." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 26

What does the SI control system protect, and who manages it?

Accepted Answer

SI is designed to protect signals intelligence, including communications and electronics intelligence, and it is managed by the Director of the National Security Agency (D/NSA). [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 24 — "SI is designed to protect signals intelligence including communications and electronics intelligence. SI information is only available to holders of SI access approval and is managed by the Director of the National Security Agency (D/NSA)." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 27

What does the TALENT KEYHOLE (TK) control system protect?

Accepted Answer

TK protects the most sensitive details of satellite collection capabilities and derived information. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 24 — "TALENT KEYHOLE was established by the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) for products from satellite reconnaissance in 1960. TK protects the most sensitive details of satellite collection capabilities and derived information." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 28

Which agency is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of SIGINT?

Accepted Answer

The National Security Agency (NSA) is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of SIGINT. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 20 — "The National Security Agency (NSA) is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of SIGINT." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 29

Which agency is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of GEOINT?

Accepted Answer

The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of GEOINT. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 20 — "The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of GEOINT." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 30

What is MASINT, and which agency is responsible for it?

Accepted Answer

MASINT, or Measurement and Signature Intelligence, is technically derived intelligence data other than imagery and signals intelligence, and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is responsible for its collecting, processing, and reporting. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 20 — "MASINT, or Measurement and Signature Intelligence, is technically derived intelligence data other than imagery and signals intelligence. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is responsible for the collecting, processing, and reporting of M" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 31

Which dissemination control marking is required on all HCS material?

Accepted Answer

All HCS material requires the NOFORN (Not Releasable to Foreign Nationals) dissemination control marking. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 25 — "NOFORN Not Releasable to Foreign Nationals DNI; all HCS material requires this" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 32

What is the format for the order of markings in the banner line of a classified document?

Accepted Answer

The markings appear in the format CLASSIFICATION//SCI//SAP//AEA//FGI//Dissemination//Non-IC//. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 3, p. 22 — "Here is the format for how these markings appear on a classified document. CLASSIFICATION//SCI//SAP//AEA//FGI//Dissemination//Non-IC//" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 33

What are the three primary types of SCIFs?

Accepted Answer

The three primary types of SCIFs are the closed storage SCIF, the open storage SCIF, and the Continuous Operation SCIF, and all three are used to handle, process, discuss, and store SCI. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 31 — "As you'll recall, there are three primary types of SCIFs: closed storage SCIF, open storage SCIF, and Continuous Operation SCIF. All three types of SCIFs are used to handle, process, discuss, and store SCI." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 34

In which types of SCIFs must SCI be stored in GSA-approved security containers?

Accepted Answer

In closed storage SCIFs and Continuous Operation SCIFs, SCI must be stored in GSA-approved security containers; in open storage SCIFs, GSA-approved security containers are not required. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 31 — "In closed storage SCIFs and Continuous Operation SCIFs, SCI must be stored in GSA-approved security containers. In open storage SCIFs, SCI may be stored in the SCIF, but GSA-approved security containers are not required." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 35

What are the alarm response time requirements for the different types of SCIFs?

Accepted Answer

Closed storage SCIFs require a 15 minute alarm response time, while Open Storage and Continuous Operation SCIFs require a 5 minute alarm response time; Continuous Operation SCIFs are staffed and operated 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 32 — "Closed storage SCIFs require a 15 minute alarm response time while Open Storage and Continuous Operation SCIFs require a 5 minute alarm response time. Continuous Operation SCIFs are staffed and operated 24 hours per day 7 days per week." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 36

What requirements must a SCIF Intrusion Detection System (IDS) meet?

Accepted Answer

A SCIF IDS must detect attempted or actual unauthorized human entry, must meet the requirements of IC Tech Spec for ICD/ICS 705 and UL 2050, and one company must be responsible for its installation, maintenance, and monitoring. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 32 — "SCIFs require an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) that will detect attempted or actual unauthorized human entry into a SCIF. SCIF Intrusion Detection Systems must meet the requirements of IC Tech Spec for ICD/ICS 705 and UL 2050. As outline" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 37

What is the SCIF Fixed Facility Checklist (FFC) used for?

Accepted Answer

The Fixed Facility Checklist, located in IC Tech Spec for ICD/ICS 705, is the checklist used to obtain accreditation for SCIFs. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 33 — "The SCIF Fixed Facility Checklist (FFC) is located in IC Tech Spec for ICD/ICS 705 and is the checklist used to obtain accreditation for SCIFs." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 38

What information must all visitors record on the SCIF visitor control log?

Accepted Answer

All visitors must record their name and organization, citizenship, purpose of the visit, point of contact in the SCIF, and date and time of visit. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 35 — "All visitors to SCIFs must record the following information on the visitor control log: Visitor's name and organization Visitor's citizenship Purpose of the visit Point of contact in the SCIF Date and time of visit" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 39

Can a visitor without a visitor certification enter a SCIF?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a visitor may enter the SCIF without a visitor certification as long as they are escorted by authorized personnel assigned to the SCIF, but they will not be allowed access to classified information. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 36 — "Yes, Susan may enter the SCIF without a visitor certification as long as she is escorted by authorized DoD civilian or military personnel assigned to the SCIF. Escorts must also be indoctrinated with their escort responsibilities. However, " https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 40

Who can enter a SCIF without an escort?

Accepted Answer

Only personnel who are assigned to a SCIF can enter without an escort; escorts are required for all visitors. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 37 — "Escorts are required for all visitors. Only personnel who are assigned to a SCIF can enter without an escort." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 41

Who processes SCIF visitor certifications?

Accepted Answer

The SSO or SSR process all SCIF visitor certifications. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 39 — "The SSO or SSR process all SCIF visitor certifications." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 42

What is the primary database used for personnel access to SCIFs outside DoD?

Accepted Answer

Scattered Castles is used to the greatest extent possible by the CSA for access control to SCIFs, and DoD information is furnished to Scattered Castles by DISS. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 40 — "Scattered Castles is used to the greatest extent possible by the CSA for access control to SCIFs. DoD information is furnished to Scattered Castles by DISS." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 43

What is the preferred method for transporting SCI to another SCIF?

Accepted Answer

If at all possible, SCI should be sent via secure email or other secure electronic means. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 42 — "If at all possible, Tom should send the document to Janie via secure email or secure electronic means." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 44

What methods are authorized for transporting SCI when electronic transmission is not possible?

Accepted Answer

Authorized methods include hand-carrying by SCI-indoctrinated personnel, certified or designated couriers with written authorization such as DD Form 2501 (Courier Authorization), diplomatic pouch, or the Defense Courier Service (DCS). [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 42 — "However, when it's not possible to transport SCI electronically, other authorized methods for transporting SCI may be used. These methods include hand-carrying by SCI-indoctrinated personnel in a manner that ensures proper protection, certi" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 45

How must SCI material be packaged before it is given to a courier?

Accepted Answer

SCI material must be double wrapped prior to giving the package to the courier, and SCI couriers must be appointed in writing with a signed original letter of authorization when traveling aboard U.S. commercial aircraft. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 42 — "SCI material must be double wrapped prior to giving the package to the courier. SCI couriers must be appointed in writing and must have a signed original letter of authorization by the appropriate approving authority when travelling aboard " https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 46

Who must approve information system components or media before they are brought into or removed from a SCIF?

Accepted Answer

No IS components, media, or memory may be brought into or removed from a SCIF unless properly logged and approved by the ISSO or SSO. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 43 — "No IS components, media, and/or memory may be brought into a SCIF or removed from a SCIF unless it has been properly logged and approved by the ISSO or SSO." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 47

Is it permitted to connect a classified system to an unclassified system?

Accepted Answer

No, it is prohibited to connect classified and unclassified systems together, and you must never transfer information from a classified system onto an unclassified system without proper authorization. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 44 — "No, Tom should not have done that because it is prohibited to connect classified and unclassified systems together. Additionally, you must never transfer information that resides on a classified system onto an unclassified system without pr" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 48

How often must SCI be destroyed and by whom?

Accepted Answer

Destruction of SCI must occur on a daily basis by SCI indoctrinated personnel and must be accomplished in a manner that precludes intelligible reconstruction. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 45 — "Destruction of SCI must occur on a daily basis by SCI indoctrinated personnel and must be accomplished in a manner that precludes intelligible reconstruction." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 49

What destruction methods has the DNI approved for SCI besides shredding?

Accepted Answer

Other DNI approved methods for destroying SCI include burning, pulping, pulverizing, melting, and chemical decomposition. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 46 — "Other Director of National Intelligence (DNI) approved methods for destroying SCI include burning, pulping, pulverizing, melting, and chemical decomposition." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 50

What must be done after setting the alarm when closing a SCIF?

Accepted Answer

After setting the alarm and leaving the SCIF, you must spin the lock on the door, display the closed sign, and complete the SF-702 form. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 47 — "After Kelly sets the alarm and leaves the SCIF, she must spin the lock on the door, display the closed sign, and complete the SF-702 form." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 51

What should you do with your name badge when you leave your SCIF?

Accepted Answer

You must remove your name badge as soon as you leave your SCIF and must not call attention to yourself outside the SCIF. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 48 — "When outside of your SCIF, you must not call attention to yourself. You must remove your name badge as soon as you leave your SCIF." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 52

With whom may you discuss SCI outside of your SCIF?

Accepted Answer

You must not discuss SCI outside of your SCIF with anyone. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 4, p. 50 — "As you know, you must not discuss SCI outside of your SCIF with anyone." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 53

What changes in personal status must individuals with SCI access report?

Accepted Answer

Everyone with SCI access is required to report any changes in personal status such as marriage, separation, divorce, and cohabitation. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 53 — "In fact, everyone who has access to SCI is required to report any changes in personal status such as marriage, separation, divorce, and cohabitation." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 54

What personal problems must individuals with SCI access report?

Accepted Answer

Everyone with SCI access must report personal problems such as drug and alcohol misuse or abuse and financial problems. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 54 — "Everyone with SCI access must report personal problems such as drug and alcohol misuse or abuse and financial problems." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 55

What legal involvements must individuals with SCI access report?

Accepted Answer

Personnel with SCI access are required to report all legal involvements such as litigation, arrests, and court summons. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 55 — "In fact, personnel with SCI access are required to report all legal involvements such as litigation, arrests, and court summons." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 56

Are you required to report adverse information about co-workers who have SCI access?

Accepted Answer

Yes, everyone with SCI access is required to report adverse information about others who also have SCI access. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 56 — "Everyone with SCI access is required to report adverse information about others who also have SCI access." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 57

Are you required to report contact with the media even if you disclosed nothing?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all personnel with access to SCI are required to report any contact with the media as well as any improper solicitations for information. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 57 — "All personnel with access to SCI are required to report any contact with the media. In addition, they are required to report any improper solicitations for information." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 58

What is a security infraction?

Accepted Answer

An infraction is a security incident in which rules have not been followed, resulting in a possible compromise of classified information, and it must be reported. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 59 — "When rules have not been followed, resulting in a possible compromise of classified information, a report must be made. These types of security incidents are called infractions." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 59

What material must receive a pre-publication review before entering the public domain?

Accepted Answer

All personnel with SCI access must have a pre-publication review of any material they create before it enters the public domain, including works of fiction, speeches, articles, white papers, advertisements, web pages, web sites, blogs, chat rooms, and video teleconferences. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 61 — "All personnel with access to SCI are required to have a pre-publication review of any material they create before it enters the public domain. This includes works of fiction, speeches, articles, white papers, advertisements, web pages, web " https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 60

What are the two types of unauthorized disclosures, and to whom must they be reported?

Accepted Answer

Unauthorized disclosures include leaks, which are deliberate disclosures of classified information to the media, and spills, which are accidental or intentional disclosures across computer systems, and they must be reported to your immediate supervisor and your security office only. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 62 — "All personnel who have access to SCI must report unauthorized disclosures to their immediate supervisor and their security office only. Unauthorized disclosures include leaks, which are deliberate disclosures of classified information to th" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 61

When must foreign travel be reported by individuals with SCI access?

Accepted Answer

All personnel with SCI access are required to report all foreign travel prior to departure; the only exception is that day trips to Canada and Mexico may be reported upon return. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 66 — "However, Howard Brewer and all personnel who have SCI access are required to report all foreign travel prior to departure. The only exception to this rule is that day trips to Canada and Mexico may be reported upon return." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 62

What foreign relationships must individuals with SCI access report?

Accepted Answer

You must report close continuing relationships, whether personal or business, with a citizen, resident, or representative of a foreign country, including foreign contacts via the Internet such as email and chat rooms. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 67 — "All personnel who have SCI access are required to report close continuing relationships, whether they are personal or business, with a citizen, resident, or representative of a foreign country. This rule also includes foreign contacts via t" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 63

When must casual foreign contacts be reported?

Accepted Answer

Casual foreign contacts must be reported only if the foreign contact displays a strong interest in your employment, is not satisfied with answers provided to their questions, or requests or attempts to have follow up contact. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 68 — "Chris Cohen and all personnel who have access to SCI are only required to report casual foreign contacts if the foreign contact displays a strong interest in the person's employment, is not satisfied with answers provided to their questions" https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

Question 64

Must outside employment with a foreign-based company be reported?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all personnel with SCI access must report any foreign-based outside employment. [Source: CDSE SCI100.16 SCI Security Refresher Student Guide, Lesson 5, p. 69 — "All personnel with SCI access must report any foreign-based outside employment." https://www.cdse.edu/Portals/124/Documents/student-guides/SCI100-guide.pdf]

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