SECURITY FUNDAMENTALS PROFESSIONAL
CERTIFICATION (SFPC) -
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED
Question 1: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing the SCG. Joe says that the MCG specifies classification
levels, special requirements, and duration instructions for
classified programs, projects, and plans
Chris says that the SCG serves to document the results of
implementation of a derivative Classification Process. Who is
correct
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 2: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing compilation. Joe says that the classification by
compilation include situations when two or more pieces of
unclassified information, when combined or associated, warrant
protection is classified information. Chris says that classification
by compilation applies when pieces or information classified at a
lower level by virtue of being combined or associated, warrant a
higher classification level. Who is correct?
Answer:
Both are correct
,Question 3: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking.
Joe says that marking informs custodians of the specific protection
requirements for the information.
Chris says that the standards and requirements for the marking of
DOD classified in control and classified information can be found in
E0 13526. Who is correct
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 4: Two security professional Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking. Joe says that all classified
information needs to be clearly identified using electronic labeling,
designation or marking. Chris says that if the physical marking of
the medium containing classified information must be
accomplished by other means. Who is correct
Answer:
Both are correct
Question 5: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking. Joe says that both original and
derivative classifiers are responsible for marking and designation
of classified information. Chris says the original classifiers need to
pay special attention to the required markings they will need to
apply on information that has appeared in a newspaper, magazine
or other medium.
Answer:
, Both are correct
Question 6: Requiring markings for originally classified documents
include the overall classification of the document
Answer:
True
Question 7: Require markings for originally classified documents
including a concise reason for classification
Answer:
True
Question 8: Required markings for originally classified documents
include page markings and portion markings
Answer:
True
Question 9: Required markings for originally classified documents
include applicable control notices
Answer:
True
Question 10: Require and markings for originally classified
documents include information about the OCA of the document
using the "classified by" line
, Answer:
True
Question 11: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification Marking Process.
Joe says that the first step in marking a document is to identify the
overall classification level of the document. Chris says the overall
classification of the document depends on the highest
classification level of the information contained in the document.
Answer:
Chris is correct
Question 12: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing proper marking a derivatively classified document.
Joe says that derivative classifiers need to consult either the
classified source documents and/or classification guides to
determine the classification level for each portion of the derivative
document. Chris says that when conducting portion markings
derivative classifiers need to mark on classified information
exempt from FOIA release with a (U) for unclassified
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 13: Required markings for derivative Lee classified
documents include the overall classification of the document
Answer:
CERTIFICATION (SFPC) -
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED
Question 1: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing the SCG. Joe says that the MCG specifies classification
levels, special requirements, and duration instructions for
classified programs, projects, and plans
Chris says that the SCG serves to document the results of
implementation of a derivative Classification Process. Who is
correct
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 2: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing compilation. Joe says that the classification by
compilation include situations when two or more pieces of
unclassified information, when combined or associated, warrant
protection is classified information. Chris says that classification
by compilation applies when pieces or information classified at a
lower level by virtue of being combined or associated, warrant a
higher classification level. Who is correct?
Answer:
Both are correct
,Question 3: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking.
Joe says that marking informs custodians of the specific protection
requirements for the information.
Chris says that the standards and requirements for the marking of
DOD classified in control and classified information can be found in
E0 13526. Who is correct
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 4: Two security professional Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking. Joe says that all classified
information needs to be clearly identified using electronic labeling,
designation or marking. Chris says that if the physical marking of
the medium containing classified information must be
accomplished by other means. Who is correct
Answer:
Both are correct
Question 5: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification marking. Joe says that both original and
derivative classifiers are responsible for marking and designation
of classified information. Chris says the original classifiers need to
pay special attention to the required markings they will need to
apply on information that has appeared in a newspaper, magazine
or other medium.
Answer:
, Both are correct
Question 6: Requiring markings for originally classified documents
include the overall classification of the document
Answer:
True
Question 7: Require markings for originally classified documents
including a concise reason for classification
Answer:
True
Question 8: Required markings for originally classified documents
include page markings and portion markings
Answer:
True
Question 9: Required markings for originally classified documents
include applicable control notices
Answer:
True
Question 10: Require and markings for originally classified
documents include information about the OCA of the document
using the "classified by" line
, Answer:
True
Question 11: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing Classification Marking Process.
Joe says that the first step in marking a document is to identify the
overall classification level of the document. Chris says the overall
classification of the document depends on the highest
classification level of the information contained in the document.
Answer:
Chris is correct
Question 12: Two security professionals Joe and Chris are
discussing proper marking a derivatively classified document.
Joe says that derivative classifiers need to consult either the
classified source documents and/or classification guides to
determine the classification level for each portion of the derivative
document. Chris says that when conducting portion markings
derivative classifiers need to mark on classified information
exempt from FOIA release with a (U) for unclassified
Answer:
Jo is correct
Question 13: Required markings for derivative Lee classified
documents include the overall classification of the document
Answer:
