SFPC TEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
◉ What is included in the markings of classified information?
a. Derivative classifier as the authority to make declassification
determinations.
b. Agencies and authorities that have previously accessed the
classified information.
c. Document holder as the sole authority to make transfer and
dissemination determinations.
d. Sources and reasons for the classification.
Answer: C
◉ What is the purpose of the Controlled
Access Program Coordination (CAPCO) register?
a. To identify the categories, types, and levels of Special Access
Programs (SAPs.)
b. To define the authorities for classifying, declassifying, and
regrading sensitive documents.
c. To identify the official classification and control markings, and
their authorized abbreviations and portion markings.
d. To define the requirements, restrictions, and measures necessary
to safeguard classified information from unauthorized disclosure..
,Answer: C
◉ When a classified data spill occurs, who is responsible for
ensuring that policy requirements for addressing an unauthorized
disclosure are met?
a. Activity Security Manager
b. Information Assurance Staff
c. Information Assurance Manager
d. Information Assurance Officer.
Answer: A
◉ There are five information assurance attributes that are important
to protect and defend DoD networks and information. If there was a
loss in non- repudiation, what would this cause in relation to
information assurance?**
a. Data is no longer reliable, accurate, nor trusted.
b. Data may potentially be available to unauthorized users via
electronic form.
c. General communications are no longer trusted.
d. Potential of unauthorized access to classified data.
e. Data is no longer available to authorized users, and missions
cannot be conducted..
Answer: B
,◉ Which of the following examples describes
a security violation rather than a security infraction?
a. On a busy day, Karen printed classified documents on the printer
in her open storage/secure room. She forgot about the documents
and they remained on the printer for about an hour before she
retrieved them.
b. Karen was late for a meeting in a different area of her building.
She put a classified document in a folder she believed was marked
for carrying classified materials. When handing out the materials,
Karen realized that the folder was not marked for carrying classified
materials, she had put the documents in the wrong folder.
c. At the end of the day, Karen was leaving and taking with her
unclassified documents she would review at home. When she began
to review those documents that night, she realized that classified
materials had slipped in between the unclassified materials.
d. Karen was working a mission rela.
Answer: C
◉ The inability to deny you are the sender of an email would be an
indication of a lapse in:**
a. Non-Repudiation
b. Confidentiality
c. Integrity
d. Availability.
Answer: A. Non-repudiation
, ◉ Unauthorized disclosure and loss of privacy is a lapse in:**
a. Confidentiality
b. Integrity
c. Availability
d. Authentication.
Answer: A
◉ Which of the following is the first action done to downgrade,
declassify
or remove classification markings? a. Through the appropriate chain
of command, contact the original classification authority (OCA) to
confirm that information does not have an extended classification
period.
b. Change the classification authority block to indicate "Declassify
ON:" to show the new declassification instructions.
c. Take all classification markings off the document and redistribute.
d. Request a waiver from the Information Security Oversight. Office
(ISOO) to remove the declassification markings..
Answer: A
◉ All of the
following are requirements to perform classified activities from non-
traditional locations (e.g., the employees home), EXCEPT:
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
◉ What is included in the markings of classified information?
a. Derivative classifier as the authority to make declassification
determinations.
b. Agencies and authorities that have previously accessed the
classified information.
c. Document holder as the sole authority to make transfer and
dissemination determinations.
d. Sources and reasons for the classification.
Answer: C
◉ What is the purpose of the Controlled
Access Program Coordination (CAPCO) register?
a. To identify the categories, types, and levels of Special Access
Programs (SAPs.)
b. To define the authorities for classifying, declassifying, and
regrading sensitive documents.
c. To identify the official classification and control markings, and
their authorized abbreviations and portion markings.
d. To define the requirements, restrictions, and measures necessary
to safeguard classified information from unauthorized disclosure..
,Answer: C
◉ When a classified data spill occurs, who is responsible for
ensuring that policy requirements for addressing an unauthorized
disclosure are met?
a. Activity Security Manager
b. Information Assurance Staff
c. Information Assurance Manager
d. Information Assurance Officer.
Answer: A
◉ There are five information assurance attributes that are important
to protect and defend DoD networks and information. If there was a
loss in non- repudiation, what would this cause in relation to
information assurance?**
a. Data is no longer reliable, accurate, nor trusted.
b. Data may potentially be available to unauthorized users via
electronic form.
c. General communications are no longer trusted.
d. Potential of unauthorized access to classified data.
e. Data is no longer available to authorized users, and missions
cannot be conducted..
Answer: B
,◉ Which of the following examples describes
a security violation rather than a security infraction?
a. On a busy day, Karen printed classified documents on the printer
in her open storage/secure room. She forgot about the documents
and they remained on the printer for about an hour before she
retrieved them.
b. Karen was late for a meeting in a different area of her building.
She put a classified document in a folder she believed was marked
for carrying classified materials. When handing out the materials,
Karen realized that the folder was not marked for carrying classified
materials, she had put the documents in the wrong folder.
c. At the end of the day, Karen was leaving and taking with her
unclassified documents she would review at home. When she began
to review those documents that night, she realized that classified
materials had slipped in between the unclassified materials.
d. Karen was working a mission rela.
Answer: C
◉ The inability to deny you are the sender of an email would be an
indication of a lapse in:**
a. Non-Repudiation
b. Confidentiality
c. Integrity
d. Availability.
Answer: A. Non-repudiation
, ◉ Unauthorized disclosure and loss of privacy is a lapse in:**
a. Confidentiality
b. Integrity
c. Availability
d. Authentication.
Answer: A
◉ Which of the following is the first action done to downgrade,
declassify
or remove classification markings? a. Through the appropriate chain
of command, contact the original classification authority (OCA) to
confirm that information does not have an extended classification
period.
b. Change the classification authority block to indicate "Declassify
ON:" to show the new declassification instructions.
c. Take all classification markings off the document and redistribute.
d. Request a waiver from the Information Security Oversight. Office
(ISOO) to remove the declassification markings..
Answer: A
◉ All of the
following are requirements to perform classified activities from non-
traditional locations (e.g., the employees home), EXCEPT:
