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Asked By: Jason Jackson Date: created: Dec 14 2021 Which is a rule for removable mediaAnswered By: Jesus Lopez Date: created: Dec 16 2021 What is a rule for removable media, other portable electronic devices (PEDs), and mobile computing devices to protect Government systems. Do not use any personally owned/non-organizational removable media on your organization’s systems.. Asked By: Nathan Price Date: created: Jul 28 2021 What is a protection against Internet hoaxes quizletAnswered By: Hunter Lee Date: created: Jul 28 2021 What is a protection against internet hoaxes? Use online sites to confirm or expose potential hoaxes. What can malicious code do? It can cause damage by corrupting files, erasing your hard drive, and/or allowing hackers access. Which is true of cookies? Asked By: Brian Cooper Date: created: Sep 20 2021 What are the 5 levels of security clearanceAnswered By: Christopher Hughes Date: created: Sep 23 2021 National Security Clearances are a hierarchy of five levels, depending on the classification of materials that can be accessed—Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS), Counter-Terrorist Check (CTC), Enhanced Baseline Standard (EBS), Security Check
(SC) and Developed Vetting (DV). Asked By: Ralph Green Date: created: Jun 28 2021 What is Top Secret UmbraAnswered By: Kyle Rivera Date: created: Jun 28 2021 UMBRA was the five-letter code word used for Category III sources. (Other words: MORAY and SPOKE). If a document was stamped TOP SECRET UMBRA at the top and the bottom, you’d know that the agency went to great lengths to obtain the embedded information. Asked By: Raymond Powell Date: created: Dec 24 2021 What is SCI eligibilityAnswered By: Elijah Hernandez Date: created: Dec 25 2021 Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) is a subset of classified national intelligence. … Eligibility for access to SCI is determined by an SSBI or PR. Because the same investigation is used to grant Top Secret
clearances, the two are often written together as TS/SCI. Asked By: Dominic Garcia Date: created: Apr 30 2021 How much does a Top Secret SCI clearance costAnswered By: Albert Smith Date: created: May 01 2021 The average cost to process a TOP SECRET clearance is between $3,000 and about $15,000, depending upon individual factors. The
government pays the cost of clearances for military personnel and civilian government employees. Asked By: Stanley Roberts Date: created: Jun 06 2021 Is Sci higher than TSAnswered By: Henry Miller Date: created: Jun 09 2021 Public Trust Positions can either be moderate-risk or high-risk. Information “above Top Secret,” a phrase used by the media, means
either Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) or Special Access Program (SAP). It is not truly “above” Top Secret, since there is no clearance higher than Top Secret. Asked By: Hunter Morris Date: created: May 02 2022 Does Sci require polygraphAnswered By: Miles Jackson Date: created: May 02 2022 Some federal clearances for Sensitive Compartment
Information (SCI) and other Special Access Programs (SAP) require a polygraph screening examination in addition to a Single Scope Background Investigation. Generally polygraph exams are not used when only a collateral security clearance is needed. Asked By: Jack Robinson Date: created: Mar 04 2022 What determines how sensitive compartmented information is markedAnswered By: Sean Hill Date: created: Mar 05 2022 It is determined based on eligibility provided adjudication of a Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) and possibly a polygraph depending on the requirements. SCI is a classification based on intelligence information that requires appropriate protection with a specific control system. Asked By: Adrian Young Date: created: Feb 18 2022 What is a sensitive compartmented information SCI programAnswered By: Jose Butler Date: created: Feb 18 2022 Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) is a classification label that is put on data and information that is sensitive in nature and belongs to a certain program or department. … SCI control systems may be the most well-known intelligence Special Access Program
(SAP). Asked By: Reginald Taylor Date: created: Apr 20 2021 How long does it take to get SCIAnswered By: Walter Henderson Date: created: Apr 23 2021 It will take approximately 8-15 months to complete the top secret (TS) portion, which includes an in-person interview with an investigator. This delay is due to the backlogs at OPM. The SCI portion
is controlled by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and can only be requested after the TS is complete. Asked By: Harold Flores Date: created: Mar 16 2022 What are some examples of malicious codeAnswered By: Steven Hernandez Date: created: Mar 18 2022 Taking advantage of common system vulnerabilities, malicious code examples include
computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, logic bombs, spyware, adware, and backdoor programs. Visiting infected websites or clicking on a bad email link or attachment are ways for malicious code to sneak its way into a system. Asked By: Fred Allen Date: created: May 30 2021 When should a security badge be visibleAnswered By: Elijah Gray Date: created: May 31 2021 When is it appropriate to have your securing badge visible with a sensitive compartmented information facility? At all time when is the facility. Asked By: Jesus Brown Date: created: Apr 20 2021 How long must SCIF visitor control logs be retainedAnswered By: Jack Garcia Date: created: Apr 20 2021 1
yearHow log must visitor logs be maintained? 1 year after the date of the last entry. Asked By: Bryan Walker Date: created: Aug 01 2021 What must users do when using removable mediaAnswered By: Geoffrey Carter Date: created: Aug 03 2021 Encrypt data appropriately when storing it in a removable media device. Do not use any personally
owned/non-organizational removable media to store your organization’s data. As a best practice, label all removable media, especially if they contain PII, or PHI, or any sensitive data. Asked By: Lewis Washington Date: created: Nov 08 2021 Answered By: Connor Kelly Date: created: Nov 11 2021 What are the requirements to be granted access to
SCI material? The proper security clearance and indoctrination into the SCI program. What organization issues the directives concerning the dissemination of information regarding intelligence sources, methods, or activities? Department of Defense. Asked By: Horace Garcia Date: created: Jan 28 2022 What is best practice while traveling with mobile computing devicesAnswered By: Douglas Robinson Date: created: Jan 28 2022 Maintain positive physical control of devices at all times (Do not leave in hotel safe). Turn off unused wireless communications (e.g., Bluetooth®1, NFC, Wi-Fi). Disable GPS and location services (unless required). Do not connect to open Wi-Fi networks. Asked By: Daniel Henderson Date: created: Jan 10 2022 What is the sci processAnswered By: Aaron Torres Date: created: Jan 12 2022 What is it? It’s an additional screening process applied to those who have jobs requiring access to SCI, which can include data, hardware, certain controlled-access areas, etc. Not all who are vetted for Top Secret clearances are approved to handle or access Sensitive Compartmented Information. What are the requirements to be granted access to sensitive compartmented information SCI )?Access to SCI is only granted to individuals who have a need-to-know, have been granted a Top Secret clearance by Personnel Security (PerSec), and are approved by the Department of Commerce's Intelligence Community granting agency, and only upon completion of a separate Nondisclosure Agreement, the IC Form 4414.
What is sensitive compartmented information SCI )? Quizlet?What is Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI)? A program that segregates various types of classified information into distinct compartments for added protection and dissemination or distribution control.
Which of the following lays out standards and procedures for SCI access?The DNI establishes eligibility standards for access to SCI.
What PEDs are allowed in a SCIF quizlet?Only PEDs with low risk may be allowed entry to a SCIF; therefore, mitigation must be applied to PEDs evaluated to be high and medium risk to reduce the PED risk to low.
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