CJIS Security Test
CJIS Security Test
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1. FBI CJI data is sensitive information and security shall True
be afforded to prevent any unauthorized access, use
or dissemination of the data.
2. FBI CJI data must be safeguarded to prevent: All of the Above
3. Unauthorized requests, receipts, release, interception, True
dissemination or discussion of FBI CJI data could result
in criminal prosecution and/or termination of employ-
ment.
4. A security incident shall be reported to the CJIS Sys- True
tems Agency's (CSA's) Information Security Officer
(ISO) and include the following information: date of
the incident, location(s) of incident, systems affected,
method of detection, nature of the incident, descrip-
tion of the incident, actions taken/resolution, date and
contact information for the agency.
5. Training for appropriate personnel would include peo- True
ple who read criminal histories but do not have a NCIC
workstation of their own.
6. A security incident is a violation or attempted violation True
of the FBI CJIS Security Policy or other security policy
that would threaten the confidentiality, integrity or
availability of FBI or State CJI data.
7. FBI CJI data is any data derived from the national CJIS True
Division Systems.
8. Electronic media includes, but is not limited to: All of the Above
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CJIS Security Test
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_94pjl3
1. FBI CJI data is sensitive information and security shall True
be afforded to prevent any unauthorized access, use
or dissemination of the data.
2. FBI CJI data must be safeguarded to prevent: All of the Above
3. Unauthorized requests, receipts, release, interception, True
dissemination or discussion of FBI CJI data could result
in criminal prosecution and/or termination of employ-
ment.
4. A security incident shall be reported to the CJIS Sys- True
tems Agency's (CSA's) Information Security Officer
(ISO) and include the following information: date of
the incident, location(s) of incident, systems affected,
method of detection, nature of the incident, descrip-
tion of the incident, actions taken/resolution, date and
contact information for the agency.
5. Training for appropriate personnel would include peo- True
ple who read criminal histories but do not have a NCIC
workstation of their own.
6. A security incident is a violation or attempted violation True
of the FBI CJIS Security Policy or other security policy
that would threaten the confidentiality, integrity or
availability of FBI or State CJI data.
7. FBI CJI data is any data derived from the national CJIS True
Division Systems.
8. Electronic media includes, but is not limited to: All of the Above
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