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SFPC EXAM STUDY GUIDE VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS |
COMPLETELY UPDATED 2025–2026 EDITION A+
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED
What is the SF 700 used for? - ANSWER:- Used to keep all info. about the vault,
such as Combinations and who to contact in case it is left open
Whats is a SF 701 and SF 702? What are they used for? - ANSWER:SF 701 is an
Activity Security Checklist used for end-of-day task checks.
SF 702 is a Container Check Sheet, used to record the opening and closing of a
security container.
What is systematic declassification? - ANSWER:A program to review classified
records after a certain age.
What is Scheduled Declassification? - ANSWER:Instructions consist of either a
date or event for declassification.
What is automatic declassification? - ANSWER:Classified records that have been
determined to have permanent historical value, will be automatically declassified
on December 31st of the year that is 25 years from the date of its original
classification.
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What is mandatory declassification? - ANSWER:Based on a request and
subsequent review of the information to determine if classification is still
necessary.
What type of information does not provide a declassification instruction? -
ANSWER:Restricted Data or formerly restricted data.
First step in NISP contracting process - ANSWER:Identifying a need for a product
or service
What is a security infraction? - ANSWER:It is not expected to result in the loss,
compromise, or suspected compromise of classified information.
What is a security violation? - ANSWER:Is an event that results in or could be
expected to result in or could be expected to result in the loss or compromise of
classified information.
What are the five requirements for derivative classification? - ANSWER:1.
Observe and respect the OCAs original classification determination.
2. Apply the required markings.
3. Only use authorized sources.
4. Use caution when paraphrasing.
5 Always take the appropriate steps to resolve any doubts you have.
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What Manual governs the DOD information security program? - ANSWER:DOD
5200.01 Volumes 1-4
Which policy document guides all government agencies on classification,
downgrading, declassification, and safeguarding of classified national security
information? - ANSWER:ISOO 32 CFR, parts 2001 and 2003. Classified National
Security Information Final Rule.
What executive order governs the DOD INFOSEC Program? - ANSWER:EO
13526
What DOD policy establishes the requirements and minimum standards for
developing classification guidance? - ANSWER:DOD 5200.01 Information
Security Program, Vol 1-4
To have access to authorized classified information, you must have three things:
what are they? - ANSWER:Clearance eligibility, need to know, and a signed SF
312.
What is a SF 312? - ANSWER:NDA,Contractual agreement between U.S. Gov
and cleared employee.
SFPC EXAM STUDY GUIDE VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS |
COMPLETELY UPDATED 2025–2026 EDITION A+
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED
What is the SF 700 used for? - ANSWER:- Used to keep all info. about the vault,
such as Combinations and who to contact in case it is left open
Whats is a SF 701 and SF 702? What are they used for? - ANSWER:SF 701 is an
Activity Security Checklist used for end-of-day task checks.
SF 702 is a Container Check Sheet, used to record the opening and closing of a
security container.
What is systematic declassification? - ANSWER:A program to review classified
records after a certain age.
What is Scheduled Declassification? - ANSWER:Instructions consist of either a
date or event for declassification.
What is automatic declassification? - ANSWER:Classified records that have been
determined to have permanent historical value, will be automatically declassified
on December 31st of the year that is 25 years from the date of its original
classification.
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What is mandatory declassification? - ANSWER:Based on a request and
subsequent review of the information to determine if classification is still
necessary.
What type of information does not provide a declassification instruction? -
ANSWER:Restricted Data or formerly restricted data.
First step in NISP contracting process - ANSWER:Identifying a need for a product
or service
What is a security infraction? - ANSWER:It is not expected to result in the loss,
compromise, or suspected compromise of classified information.
What is a security violation? - ANSWER:Is an event that results in or could be
expected to result in or could be expected to result in the loss or compromise of
classified information.
What are the five requirements for derivative classification? - ANSWER:1.
Observe and respect the OCAs original classification determination.
2. Apply the required markings.
3. Only use authorized sources.
4. Use caution when paraphrasing.
5 Always take the appropriate steps to resolve any doubts you have.
, 3|Page
What Manual governs the DOD information security program? - ANSWER:DOD
5200.01 Volumes 1-4
Which policy document guides all government agencies on classification,
downgrading, declassification, and safeguarding of classified national security
information? - ANSWER:ISOO 32 CFR, parts 2001 and 2003. Classified National
Security Information Final Rule.
What executive order governs the DOD INFOSEC Program? - ANSWER:EO
13526
What DOD policy establishes the requirements and minimum standards for
developing classification guidance? - ANSWER:DOD 5200.01 Information
Security Program, Vol 1-4
To have access to authorized classified information, you must have three things:
what are they? - ANSWER:Clearance eligibility, need to know, and a signed SF
312.
What is a SF 312? - ANSWER:NDA,Contractual agreement between U.S. Gov
and cleared employee.
