FUN 101

Question 1

Define classified information.

Answer 1

Classified information is government designated, and on a need to know basis due to national security. Most commonly classified as a top-secret, secret, confidential.

• unauthorized disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause an identifiable or describable damage to the nation.

Question 2

Define sensitive information.

Answer 2

Sensitive information is safeguarded due to privacy, like personal information.

• social, birth certificate, DOd CAC

Question 3

What’s five materials that can be classified.

Answer 3

Machinery, documents, apparatus, devices, models.

Question 4

What three things are required to gain access to classified material?

Answer 4

1.An adjudicated inappropriate security clearance.

2.A signed non-disclosure agreement (NDA)

3.Valid need to know

Question 5

Define confidential.

Answer 5

If an unauthorized disclosure takes place, this would cause damage.

Level of damage is below secret and top-secret. Although the levels of damage vary, the importance of protection remains the same.

Question 6

Define secret.

Answer 6

If an authorized closure takes place would cause serious damage.

Level of damage is below top-secret but above confidential. Although damage varies, the importance of protection remains the same.

Question 7

Define top-secret.

Answer 7

If an authorized disclosure takes place, would would cause exponentially grave damage.

Damage levels are above secret and confidential. Although levels of damage vary, the importance of protection remains the same.

Question 8

list, the three categories of classified information.

Answer 8

Top-secret, secret, confidential

Question 9

What are the three required markings that must appear on a classified document?

Answer 9

Portion, markings, banners, classification authority block.

Question 10

What are the destruction requirements for secret information?

Answer 10

Only one cleared person is needed, records of destruction are not required.

Question 11

What are the destruction requirements for top-secret information?

Answer 11

Destruction records and two people are mandatory mandatory.
AF form 143 to record destruction, records are kept for a minimum of two years .

Question 12

What information must be protected from unauthorized disclosure?

Answer 12

National security information (NSI)

Question 13

What classified information could reasonably be expected to cause in identify or describable damage to the nation?

Answer 13

Classified information

Question 14

What information does not meet the classified criteria, but still requires control over its distribution?

Answer 14

Sensitive information

Question 15

What is the primary governing document for classified national security information?

Answer 15

Executive order 13526 classified national security information sensitive information

Question 16

Name five types of classified material.

Answer 16

Machinery, documents, apparatus, device, models, photographs, recordings, reproductions, notes, sketches, letters, products, and substances.

Question 17

Why should we protect classified information?

Answer 17

The compromise presents a threat to national security

Question 18

What is an insider threat?

Answer 18

Individual to use their authorized access, with that delivered in time to cause harm to national security

Question 19

What does HUMINT stand for?

Answer 19

Human intelligence

Question 20

Poor handling of Human Resources or classified information could lead to?

Answer 20

It could result in HUMINT being captured, Jailed, tortured, and killed.

Question 21

Who determines access to classified information?

Answer 21

Commanders and or the directors

Question 22

What are the three categories of classification levels?

Answer 22

Collateral, SCI, SAP

Question 23

What is CUI?

Answer 23

Controlled unclassified information

*Government created or owned, unclassified information That must be safe guarded from unauthorized disclosure.

Question 24

Why is CUI important?

Answer 24

Sought after by strategic competitors and adversaries, and often have legal safeguarding requirements.

Question 25

Who has access to CUI?

Answer 25

Unlike with classified national security information, DOD, personal at all levels of responsibility and across all mission areas receive, handle, create and disseminate CUI.

Question 26

When and by what order was CUI established?

Answer 26

Established on November 4, 2010 by executive order 13556

Question 27

What policy and instruction did CUI derived from?

Answer 27

-Executive order 13,556 establish CUI on November 4, 2010. -DOD instruction 5200.48. “ controlled unclassified information” Establish DOD see you I policy on March 6, 2020.

Question 28

What was the purpose of an executive order 13556?

Answer 28

To define the standards.

Question 29

CY training is required______ via e-learning.

Answer 29

Annually

Question 30

What are the two types of classification authority?

Answer 30

Original classification authority (OCA) Derivative classification

Question 31

What does OCA stand for?

Answer 31

Original classification authority

Question 32

What are the responsibilities of an OCA?

Answer 32

The original classification authority will determine that the information is owned by, produced by or for, is under the control of the US government. Will select appropriate level of classification to be applied to the information . Will be able to describe/ categorize any damage that could be expected from unauthorized disclosure of said information.

Question 33

What is the derivative classification?

Answer 33

Derivative classification is the process of determining whether information that is to be included in a document material has been classified, and if it has, ensuring that it is identified are classified information by marking or some more means. Or Information is derivatively classified, whenever it is extracted, paraphrase, restated, or generated in a new form .

Question 34

Derivative classification must be accomplished in accordance with _____________.

Answer 34

DoD M 5200.1 (manual) ( shows marking procedures)

Question 35

What two resources should you refer to ALWAYS when working with derivative classification?

Answer 35

Source documents, security classification guides (SCG)

Question 36

As a derivative classifier, it is your responsibility to _________, classified information and material

Answer 36

Appropriately Mark

Question 37

True or false. Combining information, even unclassified information may result in a higher classification of the final product.

Answer 37

True

Question 38

What is the definition of derivative classification?

Answer 38

Turn on information is derivatively classified, whenever it is extracted, paraphrase, restated, or generated in a new form.

Question 39

What is the purpose of marking classified information?

Answer 39

-Alert the holder to the presence of classified information, documents and email for the reason classification. -Identify the person that classify the document . -Provides guidance on downgrading in declassification. -Warns holders of special access, control, or safe garden requirements.