Visits/Meetings in the NISP UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) - CORRECT
ANSWER - A manual that provides the requirements for carrying out duties related to
classified visits and meetings in the NISP.
Classified Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit involving the disclosure of classified
information between two or more individuals for a lawful and authorized U.S. Government
purpose.
Visitor - CORRECT ANSWER - In the context of the NISP, a visitor is someone involved
in a classified visit who may not necessarily require access to classified information but cannot
be isolated from it in a cleared facility.
Facility Security Officer (FSO) - CORRECT ANSWER - An individual responsible for
ensuring compliance with security regulations and procedures within an organization's facility.
Pass/Fail % - CORRECT ANSWER - The percentage required to pass the final
examination, set at 75% for the course on visits and meetings in the NISP.
Course Duration - CORRECT ANSWER - The estimated time for completing the course
on visits and meetings in the NISP, set at 120 minutes.
International Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit involving the disclosure of classified
information that may have different requirements and security controls compared to domestic
visits.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit with
specific requirements and security controls for visits involving NATO personnel or facilities.
, Security Briefing Topics - CORRECT ANSWER - Topics that need to be covered to
ensure visitors are aware of security protocols and procedures during classified visits.
Access Controls - CORRECT ANSWER - Security measures put in place to regulate and
monitor access to classified information during visits.
Recovery of Classified Material - CORRECT ANSWER - Procedures for ensuring that all
classified material is properly accounted for and retrieved after a visit.
Best Practices for Security Controls - CORRECT ANSWER - Recommended procedures
and protocols to maintain security measures during classified visits.
Foreign Visits System (FVS) - CORRECT ANSWER - A system involved in the approval
process for international visits, coordinating roles between contractors, embassies, and other
entities.
Government Contracting Activity (GCA) - CORRECT ANSWER - An entity responsible
for sponsoring and overseeing classified meetings within the NISP.
Course Objectives - CORRECT ANSWER - Specific goals and learning outcomes of the
course on visits and meetings in the NISP, including identifying requirements and procedures for
classified visits.
Course Structure - CORRECT ANSWER - The organization of the course into different
lessons covering topics such as visit basics, security controls, and international visits.
Classified Information - CORRECT ANSWER - Sensitive data requiring security
clearance for access.
Sanitize - CORRECT ANSWER - To remove classified material for security purposes.
Questions and CORRECT Answers
National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) - CORRECT
ANSWER - A manual that provides the requirements for carrying out duties related to
classified visits and meetings in the NISP.
Classified Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit involving the disclosure of classified
information between two or more individuals for a lawful and authorized U.S. Government
purpose.
Visitor - CORRECT ANSWER - In the context of the NISP, a visitor is someone involved
in a classified visit who may not necessarily require access to classified information but cannot
be isolated from it in a cleared facility.
Facility Security Officer (FSO) - CORRECT ANSWER - An individual responsible for
ensuring compliance with security regulations and procedures within an organization's facility.
Pass/Fail % - CORRECT ANSWER - The percentage required to pass the final
examination, set at 75% for the course on visits and meetings in the NISP.
Course Duration - CORRECT ANSWER - The estimated time for completing the course
on visits and meetings in the NISP, set at 120 minutes.
International Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit involving the disclosure of classified
information that may have different requirements and security controls compared to domestic
visits.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Visit - CORRECT ANSWER - A visit with
specific requirements and security controls for visits involving NATO personnel or facilities.
, Security Briefing Topics - CORRECT ANSWER - Topics that need to be covered to
ensure visitors are aware of security protocols and procedures during classified visits.
Access Controls - CORRECT ANSWER - Security measures put in place to regulate and
monitor access to classified information during visits.
Recovery of Classified Material - CORRECT ANSWER - Procedures for ensuring that all
classified material is properly accounted for and retrieved after a visit.
Best Practices for Security Controls - CORRECT ANSWER - Recommended procedures
and protocols to maintain security measures during classified visits.
Foreign Visits System (FVS) - CORRECT ANSWER - A system involved in the approval
process for international visits, coordinating roles between contractors, embassies, and other
entities.
Government Contracting Activity (GCA) - CORRECT ANSWER - An entity responsible
for sponsoring and overseeing classified meetings within the NISP.
Course Objectives - CORRECT ANSWER - Specific goals and learning outcomes of the
course on visits and meetings in the NISP, including identifying requirements and procedures for
classified visits.
Course Structure - CORRECT ANSWER - The organization of the course into different
lessons covering topics such as visit basics, security controls, and international visits.
Classified Information - CORRECT ANSWER - Sensitive data requiring security
clearance for access.
Sanitize - CORRECT ANSWER - To remove classified material for security purposes.
