CMCC

1. What is OPSEC?

2. OPSEC is NOT your responsibility.

3. What would be considered detrimental to OPSEC?

4. Who is your Security Manager at MWCS-18?

5. Physical Security includes prevention of unauthorized access to personnel and equipment.

6. Personnel Security is making a reasonable determination that individuals granted access to classified information or sensitive positions/areas are and will remain loyal, trustworthy, and reliable.

7. The 3 types of security clearance are: Unclassified, Confidential and Secret.

8. Examples of Classified material which must be properly marked are: Emails, Maps and Documents.

9. Leakage of which level of classified information will cause “Exceptionally grave damage to National Security”?

10. Leakage of which level of classified information will cause “Serious damage to National Security”?

11. Which is the lowest classification level of information that should not be available to the general public?

12. Do you need a courier card/ letter to hand carry any classified item for an exercise during transport?

13. A courier letter must be signed by the Commanding Officer (CO).

14. “Loss” occurs when physical accountability of CMI cannot be established and records do not reflect authorized destruction or transfer of the CMI.

15. “Loss” occurs when physical accountability of CMI cannot be established and records do not reflect authorized destruction or transfer of the CMI.

16. “Compromise” is the disclosure of CMI to unauthorized personnel, either willfully or through negligence.

17. All cleared personnel must report any loss, compromise, or suspected compromise of classified data, including evidence of tampering with a security container used for storage of classified data.

18. Cleared employees are not required to report immediate family members (or a spouse’s immediate family members) who are citizens or residents of a foreign country.

19. All cleared employees must report any potential employment or service, whether compensated or volunteer, with a foreign government, foreign organization, or other entity, or a representative of any foreign interest.

20. One of your peers brags that they traveled to the Philippines over the last 96, even though their special lib request never got approved. Do you report it?