CST (Construction Surveillance Technician) Exam with all Correct &
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1. Construction
Site Security 1) Personnel: SSM, SSC (Site Security Coordinator), CST, CAG
(CSS) Main (Cleared Armed Guard), CE (Cleared Escorts)
compo-nents:
2) Physical: Fences/lock barriers, CCTV/IDS, Access Control Facility
(ACE), SSA (Secure Storage Area)
3) Other: Vetting, documenting activities, badges/biometrics,
2. Why you need
a CST: material procure-ment requirements, material inspection
1) Great Moscow Seal
3. Why are
require-ments 2) USSR Embassies
for each 3) DoS listening devices
project unique?
1) Location
2) Existing/non-existing SID
3) Size of facility
4) Complexity
5) End user
6) Type (Close/open storage)
7) Type of end user
4. SID Layers of security designed to enhance probability of detection prior to
penetration
5. CSTs do what: 1) Surveillance of site/personnel
2) Document construction for SSM
3) Inspect work in progress
4) Inspect material for accreditation and clearances
5) Penetrations, TEMPEST considerations
6) Construction following CSP
6. CST knowledge: 1) Construction: Concrete, structural, carpentary, electrical, plumbing,
HVAC, finish work etc.
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, CST (Construction Surveillance Technician) Exam with all Correct &
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2) Security
Ideal is well rounded
7. ! CST 1) Knowledge and experience
2) Dependability
3) A
4)
8. ! Definition of CST To deter and detect clandestine (covert) technological surveillance
penetration attempts and ensure the security of our facilities while
under construction
9. ICD-705 3 pages.
Requires all SCIFs comply with physical and technical security requirements.
Replaced DCID 6/9
Applies to IC but not all SCIFs as DNI oversees SCI
10. ICD-705-1 Physical and Technical Standards
Protect against compromising emanations, inadvertent seeing/observing
disclo-sure, forced entry, superstitious placement
11. Threat
enhance-ment Determine threats, vulnerabilities, and security enhancements to protect
informa-tion to appropriate risk
*Location of fabrication does not exclude facility from security standards and
review or approval by AO
12. * Include in CSP OPSEC and INFOSEC begin when SCIF project begins
Use SETL and NSA/IA list and balance vulnerability and probability
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100% Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
1. Construction
Site Security 1) Personnel: SSM, SSC (Site Security Coordinator), CST, CAG
(CSS) Main (Cleared Armed Guard), CE (Cleared Escorts)
compo-nents:
2) Physical: Fences/lock barriers, CCTV/IDS, Access Control Facility
(ACE), SSA (Secure Storage Area)
3) Other: Vetting, documenting activities, badges/biometrics,
2. Why you need
a CST: material procure-ment requirements, material inspection
1) Great Moscow Seal
3. Why are
require-ments 2) USSR Embassies
for each 3) DoS listening devices
project unique?
1) Location
2) Existing/non-existing SID
3) Size of facility
4) Complexity
5) End user
6) Type (Close/open storage)
7) Type of end user
4. SID Layers of security designed to enhance probability of detection prior to
penetration
5. CSTs do what: 1) Surveillance of site/personnel
2) Document construction for SSM
3) Inspect work in progress
4) Inspect material for accreditation and clearances
5) Penetrations, TEMPEST considerations
6) Construction following CSP
6. CST knowledge: 1) Construction: Concrete, structural, carpentary, electrical, plumbing,
HVAC, finish work etc.
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, CST (Construction Surveillance Technician) Exam with all Correct &
100% Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
2) Security
Ideal is well rounded
7. ! CST 1) Knowledge and experience
2) Dependability
3) A
4)
8. ! Definition of CST To deter and detect clandestine (covert) technological surveillance
penetration attempts and ensure the security of our facilities while
under construction
9. ICD-705 3 pages.
Requires all SCIFs comply with physical and technical security requirements.
Replaced DCID 6/9
Applies to IC but not all SCIFs as DNI oversees SCI
10. ICD-705-1 Physical and Technical Standards
Protect against compromising emanations, inadvertent seeing/observing
disclo-sure, forced entry, superstitious placement
11. Threat
enhance-ment Determine threats, vulnerabilities, and security enhancements to protect
informa-tion to appropriate risk
*Location of fabrication does not exclude facility from security standards and
review or approval by AO
12. * Include in CSP OPSEC and INFOSEC begin when SCIF project begins
Use SETL and NSA/IA list and balance vulnerability and probability
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