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SFPC EXAM 2026 WITH 300 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED
EXAM! (VERIFIED ANSWERS) SECURITY
FUNDAMENTALS PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
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What are the 5 elements of PERSEC? - Answers-1.
Designation
2. Investigation
3. Adjudication
4. Reinvestigation
5. Continuous Evaluation
What is the 5 criteria adjudicators use when determining
eligibility for a security clearance? - Answers-1. Honesty
2. Reliability
3. Character
4. Loyalty
5. Trustworthiness
Define continuous evaluation - Answers-uninterrupted
assessment of an individual for retention of a security
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clearance eligibility or a continuing assignment to sensitive
duties
What does the Continuous Evaluation Program (CEP) do?
- Answers-Monitors employees for new information or
changes since the last investigation or reinvestigation
What the prerequisites for interim clearance eligibility? -
Answers-1. Valid need for access
2. Favorable review of SF-86
3. All minimum requirements are met
What are the 4 civilian personnel designations? - Answers-
1. Special-sensitive
2. Critical-sensitive
3. Noncritical-sensitive
4. Nonsensitive
What are special-sensitive positions? - Answers-Civilian
position with potential for inestimable damage to NS or
inestimable adverse impact to the efficiency of the
DoD/Military; consists of SCI, SAP, or positions the DoD
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component head determines to be at a higher level of
security
What are critical-sensitive positions? - Answers-A civilian
NS position that has the potential to cause exceptionally
grave damage to NS; consists of TOP SECRET duties,
fiduciary duties or designation from DoD component head
What are noncritical sensitive positions? - Answers-A
civilian NS position with the potential to cause significant
or serious damage to NS; consists of positions requiring
access to CONFIDENTIAL/SECRET info
Define the Hatch Act of 1939 - Answers-Established the
initial guidelines for personnel security - requiring
employees to pledge allegiance to the US
What are the objectives of Joint Clearance and Access
Verification System (JCAVS)? - Answers-1. Update
security accesses
2. Allow communication amongst other offices and CAFs
3. Facilitate management tasks (personnel
actions/reports/notifications)
SFPC EXAM 2026 WITH 300 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED
EXAM! (VERIFIED ANSWERS) SECURITY
FUNDAMENTALS PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
(SFPC) REAL EXAM TEST BANK (NEWEST EXAM!!!)
What are the 5 elements of PERSEC? - Answers-1.
Designation
2. Investigation
3. Adjudication
4. Reinvestigation
5. Continuous Evaluation
What is the 5 criteria adjudicators use when determining
eligibility for a security clearance? - Answers-1. Honesty
2. Reliability
3. Character
4. Loyalty
5. Trustworthiness
Define continuous evaluation - Answers-uninterrupted
assessment of an individual for retention of a security
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clearance eligibility or a continuing assignment to sensitive
duties
What does the Continuous Evaluation Program (CEP) do?
- Answers-Monitors employees for new information or
changes since the last investigation or reinvestigation
What the prerequisites for interim clearance eligibility? -
Answers-1. Valid need for access
2. Favorable review of SF-86
3. All minimum requirements are met
What are the 4 civilian personnel designations? - Answers-
1. Special-sensitive
2. Critical-sensitive
3. Noncritical-sensitive
4. Nonsensitive
What are special-sensitive positions? - Answers-Civilian
position with potential for inestimable damage to NS or
inestimable adverse impact to the efficiency of the
DoD/Military; consists of SCI, SAP, or positions the DoD
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component head determines to be at a higher level of
security
What are critical-sensitive positions? - Answers-A civilian
NS position that has the potential to cause exceptionally
grave damage to NS; consists of TOP SECRET duties,
fiduciary duties or designation from DoD component head
What are noncritical sensitive positions? - Answers-A
civilian NS position with the potential to cause significant
or serious damage to NS; consists of positions requiring
access to CONFIDENTIAL/SECRET info
Define the Hatch Act of 1939 - Answers-Established the
initial guidelines for personnel security - requiring
employees to pledge allegiance to the US
What are the objectives of Joint Clearance and Access
Verification System (JCAVS)? - Answers-1. Update
security accesses
2. Allow communication amongst other offices and CAFs
3. Facilitate management tasks (personnel
actions/reports/notifications)
