Who Can Be Permitted Access To Classified Data

Question: What do you do if spillage occurs?

Answer: Immediately notify your security point of contact.

Question: What should you do after you have ended a call from a reporter asking you to confirm potentially classified information found on the web?

Answer: Alert your security point of contact.

Question: Which of the following is NOT a requirement for telework?

Answer: You must possess security clearance eligibility to telework.

Question: Who can be permitted access to classified data?

Answer: Only persons with appropriate clearance, a non-disclosure agreement, and need-to-know can access classified data.

Question: A colleague has won 10 high-performance awards, can be playful and charming, is not currently in a relationship, and is occasionally aggressive in trying to access sensitive information. How many potential insiders threat indicators does this employee display?

Answer: 1 indicator

Question: A colleague has visited several foreign countries recently, has adequate work quality, speaks openly of unhappiness with U.S. foreign policy, and recently had his car repossessed. How many potential insiders threat indicators does this employee display?

Answer: 3 or more indicators

Question: A colleague complains about anxiety and exhaustion, makes coworkers uncomfortable by asking excessive questions about classified projects, and complains about the credit card bills that his wife runs up. How many potential insiders threat indicators does this employee display?

Answer: 3 or more indicators

Question: In setting up your personal social networking service account, what email address should you use?

Answer: Your personal email address

Question: What information most likely presents a security risk on your personal social networking profile?

Answer: Your place of birth

Question: Which of the following is NOT an example of sensitive information?

Answer: Press release data