Annual Security Awareness Flashcards
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What's on the cards
- What is the primary purpose of the DoD Annual Security Awareness Refresher training?
- What is an insider threat?
- Name five behavioral indicators of a potential insider threat.
- What is counterintelligence (CI)?
- What should you do if approached by someone you suspect is attempting to collect classified information?
- What are 'suspicious contacts' that require reporting?
- What are your reporting obligations before foreign travel?
- What precautions should you take with electronic devices during foreign travel?
- What social media risks exist for cleared personnel?
- What information should cleared personnel never post on social media?
- What is a security violation?
- What is a security infraction versus a security violation?
- What is classified spillage?
- What steps must be taken when classified spillage is discovered?
- Who do you report security incidents to?
- What are the three levels of classified information and their definitions?
- What is the 'need-to-know' principle?
- What is the 'two-person integrity' (TPI) rule for classified materials?
- What is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?
- What items are typically prohibited in a SCIF?
- What is the SF-86 and why is it important for security awareness?
- What types of personal conduct must be self-reported to your security manager?
- What is Continuous Evaluation (CE) and how does it affect cleared personnel?
- What is the Insider Threat Program and what does Executive Order 13587 require?
- What is the role of the Insider Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO)?
- How should classified documents be stored when not in use?
- What are the approved methods for destroying classified documents?
- What is the significance of derivative classification?
- How often must derivative classifiers receive training?
- What is a Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE)?
- What are common recruitment techniques used by Foreign Intelligence Entities?
- What is an 'elicitation' technique in counterintelligence?
- What should you do if you suspect you are being elicited for sensitive information?
- What is the significance of SF-312 (Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement)?
- What are the consequences of a security violation?
- What is 'classification by compilation'?
- What are the reporting requirements for contact with foreign nationals?
- What is a 'dead drop' in the context of espionage awareness?
- What must you do at the end of each workday if you handle classified materials?
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