Cyber Awareness Challenge
PART ONE
1. *Spillage
Which of the following may help to prevent spillage?: Label all files, removable media, and subject headers with appropriate classification markings.
2. *Spillage
Which of the following actions is appropriate after finding classified informa- tion on the internet?: Note any identifying information and the website's Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
3. *Classified Data
Which of the following individuals can access classified data?: Darryl is managing a project that requires access to classified information. He has the appropriate clearance and a signed, approved, non-disclosure agreement.
4. *Insider Threat
Which type of behavior should you report as a potential insider threat?: Hos- tility and anger toward the United States and its policies
5. *Insider Threat
Which of the following practices may reduce your appeal as a target for adversaries seeking to exploit your insider status?: Remove your security badge after leaving your controlled area or office building
6. *Social Networking
Your cousin posted a link to an article with an incendiary headline on social media. What action should you take?: Research the source of the article to evaluate its credibility and reliability
7. *Social Networking
Which of the following is a security best practice when using social network- ing sites?: Use only your personal contact information when establishing your account
8. *Controlled Unclassified Information
Select the information on the data sheet that is personally identifiable infor- mation (PII) but not protected health information (PHI): Jane Jones
Social Security Number: 123-45-6789
9. *Controlled Unclassified Information
Select the information on the data sheet that is protected health information
(PHI): Interview: Dr. Nora Baker
Dr. Baker was Ms. Jones's psychiatrist for three months. Dr. Baker reports that the sessions addressed Ms. Jones's depression, which poses no national security risk
10. *Physical Security
Which Cyber Protection Condition (CPCON) establishes a protection priority focus on critical and essential functions only?: CPCON 2
11. *Identity Management
What certificates does the Common Access Card (CAC) or Personal Identity
Verification (PIV) card contain?: Identification, encryption, digital signature
12. *Identity Management
What is the best way to protect your Common Access Card (CAC) or Personal
Identity Verification (PIV) card?: Maintain possession of it at all times
13. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
When faxing Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI), what actions should you take?: Mark SCI documents, appropriately and use an approved SCI fax machine
14. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
When is it appropriate to have your security badge visible within a Sensitive
Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?: At all times while in the facility
15. *Removable Media in a SCIF
What action should you take when using removable media in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?: Identify and disclose it with local Configuration/Change Management Control and Property Management authori- ties
16. *Malicious Code
After visiting a website on your Government device, a popup appears on your screen. The popup asks if you want to run an application. Is this
safe?: No, you should only allow mobile code to run from your organization or your organization's trusted sites
17. *Malicious Code
Which of the following statements is true of cookies?: You should only accept cookies from reputable, trusted websites
18. *Website Use
What action should you take with an e-mail from a friend containing a compressed Uniform Resource Locator (URL)?: Investigate the link's actual destination using the preview feature
19. *Website Use
How can you protect yourself from internet hoaxes?: Use online sites to confirm or expose potential hoaxes
20. *Social Engineering
What is a common indicator of a phishing attempt?: A threat of dire conse- quences
21. *Travel
What security risk does a public Wi-Fi connection pose?: It may expose the connected device to malware
22. *Use of GFE
Which of the following represents an ethical use of your Government-fur- nished equipment (GFE)?: E-mailing your co-workers to let them know you are taking a sick day
23. *Mobile Devices
What can help to protect the data on your personal mobile device?: Secure it to the same level as Government-issued systems
24. *Mobile Devices
Which of the following is an example of removable media?: Flash drive
25. *Home Computer Security
Which of the following statements is true of using Internet of Things (IoT) devices in your home?: An unsecured IoT device can become an attack vector to any other device on your home network, including your Government laptop
PART TWO
1. (Spillage) What should you do if a reporter asks you about potentially classified information on the web?: Refer the reporter to your organization's public affairs office.
2. (Spillage) Which of the following is a good practice to aid in preventing spillage?: Be aware of classification markings and all handling caveats.
3. (Spillage) After reading an online story about a new security project being developed on the military installation where you work, your neighbor asks you to comment about the article. You know this project is classified. What should be your response?: Attempt to change the subject to something non-work related, but neither confirm nor deny the article's authenticity.
4. (Spillage) What should you do when you are working on an unclassified system and receive an email with a classified attachment?: Call your security point of contact immediately.
5. (Spillage) What is required for an individual to access classified data?-
: Appropriate clearance; signed and approved non-disclosure agreement; and need-to-know.
6. (Spillage) When classified data is not in use, how can you protect it?: Store classified data appropriately in a GSA-approved vault/container.
7. (Insider Threat) A colleague vacations at the beach every year, is married and a father of four, his work quality is sometimes poor, and he is pleasant to work with. How many potential insider threat indicators does this employee display?: 0 indicators
8. (Insider Threat) Based on the description that follows, how many potential insider threat indicator(s) are displayed? A colleague is playful and charm- ing, consistently wins performance awards, and is occasionally aggressive in trying to access classified information.: 1 indicators
9. (Spillage) What type of activity or behavior should be reported as a poten- tial insider threat?: Coworker making consistent statements indicative of hostility or anger toward the United States and its policies.
10. (Spillage) What advantages do "insider threats" have over others that allows them to cause damage to their organizations more easily?: Insiders are given a level of trust and have authorized access to Government information systems.
11. (Spillage) Which of the following is a best practice to protect information about you and your organization on social networking sites and applica-
tions?: Use only personal contact information when establishing personal social networking accounts, never use Government contact information.
12. (Spillage) When is the safest time to post details of your vacation activi- ties on your social networking website?: When your vacation is over, after you have returned home
13. (social networking) When is the safest time to post details of your va- cation activities on your social networking profile?: After you have returned home following the vacation
14. (Spillage) What level of damage can the unauthorized disclosure of infor- mation classified as confidential reasonably be expected to cause?: Damage to national security
15. (Spillage) Which type of information could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security if disclosed without authoriza- tion?: Secret
16. (Spillage) Which of the following practices may reduce your appeal as a target for adversaries seeking to exploit your insider status?: Remove your security badge after leaving your controlled area or office building.
17. (Sensitive Information) What type of unclassified material should always be marked with a special handling caveat?: For Official Use Only (FOUO)
18. (Sensitive Information) Which of the following is NOT an example of sensitive information?: Press release data
19. (Sensitive Information) Which of the following is true about unclassified data?: When unclassified data is aggregated, its classification level may rise.
20. (Sensitive Information) Which of the following represents a good physical security practice?: Use your own security badge, key code, or Common Access Card (CAC)/Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card.
21. (Sensitive Information) What certificates are contained on the Common
Access Card (CAC)?: Identification, encryption, and digital signature
22. (Sensitive Information) What should you do if a commercial entity, such as a hotel reception desk, asks to make a photocopy of your Common Access Card (CAC) for proof of Federal Government employment?: Do not allow your CAC to be photocopied.
23. (Sensitive Compartmented Information) What describes how Sensitive Compartmented Information is marked?: Approved Security Classification Guide (SCG)
24. (Sensitive Compartmented Information) Which of the following best de- scribes the compromise of Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI)?: A person who does not have the required clearance or assess caveats comes into possession of SCI in any manner.
25. (Sensitive Compartmented Information) What portable electronic devices (PEDs) are allow in a Secure Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?: - Government-owned PEDs, if expressly authorized by your agency.
26. (Malicious Code) What are some examples of malicious code?: Viruses, Trojan horses, or worms
27. (Malicious Code) Which of the following is NOT a way that malicious code spreads?: Legitimate software updates
28. (Malicious Code) While you are registering for a conference, you arrive at the website http://www.dcsecurityconference.org/registration/. The website requires a credit card for registration. What should you do?: Since the URL does not start with "https," do not provide your credit card information.
29. (Malicious Code) Which email attachments are generally SAFE to open?-
: Attachments contained in a digitally signed email from someone known
30. (Malicious Code) What is a common indicator of a phishing attempt?: It includes a threat of dire circumstances.
31. (Malicious Code) Which of the following is true of Internet hoaxes?: They can be part of a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack.
32. (Malicious Code) Upon connecting your Government-issued laptop to a public wireless connection, what should you immediately do?: Connect to the Government Virtual Private Network (VPN).
33. (Malicious Code) A coworker has asked if you want to download a pro- grammer's game to play at work. What should be your response?: I'll pass
34. (Malicious Code) What are some examples of removable media?: Memory sticks, flash drives, or external hard drives
35. (Malicious Code) Which are examples of portable electronic devices (PEDs)?: laptops, fitness bands, tablets, smartphones, electric readers, and Blue- tooth devices
36. (Malicious Code) What is a good practice to protect data on your home wireless systems?: Ensure that the wireless security features are properly con- figured.
37. (social networking) When may you be subjected to criminal, disciplinary, and/or administrative action due to online misconduct?: If you participate in or condone it at any time
38. (social networking) Which of the following is a security best practice when using social networking sites?: Use only personal contact information when establishing your personal account
39. (controlled unclassified information) Which of the following is NOT an example of CUI?: press release data
40. (controlled unclassified information) Which of the following is NOT cor- rect way to protect CUI?: CUI may be stored on any password-protected system.
41. (Physical Security) which Cyberspace Protection Condition (CPCON) establishes a protection priority focus on critical and essential functions only?: (Answer) CPCON 2 (High: Critical and Essential Functions)
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CPCON 1 (Very High: Critical Functions)
CPCON 3 (Medium: Critical, Essential, and Support Functions) CPCON 4 (Low: All Functions)
CPCON 5 (Very Low: All Functions)
42. (Identity Management) What certificates are contained on the Common
Access Card (CAC)?: Identification, encryption, and digital signature
43. (Identity Management) Which of the following is an example of two-factor authentication?: Your password and the second commonly includes a text with a code sent to your phone
44. (Sensitive Information) What guidance is available from marking Sensi- tive Information information (SCI)?: Security Classification Guide (SCG)
45. (Sensitive Information) What must the dissemination of information re- garding intelligence sources, methods, or activities follow?: The Director of National Intelligence.
46. (removable media) If an incident occurs involving removable media in
a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), what action should you take?: Notify your security point of contact
47. Which of the following actions can help to protect your identity?: Order a credit report annually
48. What is whaling?: Looking at your MOTHER, and screaming "THERE SHE BLOWS!!"
(A type of phishing targeted at senior officials) Which is still your FAT A$$ MOTHER!
49. Which is a best practice that can prevent viruses and other malicious code from being downloaded when checking your e-mail?: Do not access website links, buttons, or graphics in e-mail
50. What type of social engineering targets particular individuals, groups of people, or organizations?: Spear phishing
51. (Travel) Which of the following is a concern when using your Govern- ment-issued laptop in public?: Others may be able to view your screen.
52. (GFE) When can you check personal e-mail on your Government-fur- nished equipment (GFE)?: If allowed by organizational policy
53. (Mobile Devices) Which of the following statements is true?: Mobile de- vices and applications can track your location without your knowledge or consent.
54. (Mobile Devices) When can you use removable media on a Government system?: When operationally necessary, owned by your organization, and ap- proved by the appropriate authority
55. (Home computer) Which of the following is best practice for securing your home computer?: Create separate accounts for each user
PART THREE
1. *Spillage
After reading an online story about a new security project being developed on the military installation where you work, your neighbor asks you to com- ment about the article. You know that this project is classified. How should you respond?: Attempt to change the subject to something non-work related, but neither confirm nor deny the article's authenticity
2. *Spillage
Which of the following may help to prevent spillage?: Label all files, removable media, and subject headers with appropriate classification markings.
3. *Spillage
A user writes down details marked as Secret from a report stored on a classified system and uses those details to draft a briefing on an unclassified system without authorization. What is the best choice to describe what has occurred?: Spillage because classified data was moved to a lower classification level system without authorization.
4. *Spillage
What should you do when you are working on an unclassified system and receive an email with a classified attachment?: Call your security point of contact immediately
5. *Spillage
What should you do if a reporter asks you about potentially classified infor- mation on the web?: Ask for information about the website, including the URL.
6. *Spillage
.What should you do if a reporter asks you about potentially classified information on the web?: Refer the reporter to your organization's public affairs office.
7. *Spillage
What should you do if you suspect spillage has occurred?: Immediately notify your security point of contact
8. *Spillage
Which of the following is a good practice to prevent spillage?: Be aware of classification markings and all handling caveats.
9. *Spillage
Which of the following actions is appropriate after finding classified informa- tion on the Internet?: Note any identifying information and the website's Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
10. **Classified Data
When classified data is not in use, how can you protect it?: Store classified data appropriately in a GSA-approved vault/container.
11. **Classified Data
What is required for an individual to access classified data?: Appropriate clearance, a signed and approved non-disclosure agreement, and need-to-know
12. **Classified Data
Which classification level is given to information that could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security?: Secret
13. **Classified Data
Which of the following is a good practice to protect classified information?-
: Ensure proper labeling by appropriately marking all classified material and, when required, sensitive material
14. **Classified Data
Which of the following is true of protecting classified data?: Classified mate- rial must be appropriately marked.
15. **Classified Data
What level of damage can the unauthorized disclosure of information clas- sified as Confidential reasonably be expected to cause?: Damage to national security
16. **Classified Data
Which of the following is true of telework?: You must have permission from your organization.
17. **Classified Data
Which type of information could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security if disclosed without authorization?: Secret
18. **Classified Data
How should you protect a printed classified document when it is not in use?-
: Store it in a General Services Administration (GSA)-approved vault or container
19. **Insider Threat
Based on the description that follows, how many potential insider threat indicator(s) are displayed? A colleague vacations at the beach every year,
is married and a father of four, sometimes has poor work quality, and works well with his team.: ~0 indicator
20. **Insider Threat
How many potential insider threat indicators does a coworker who often makes others uneasy by being persistent in trying to obtain information about classified projects to which he has no access, is boisterous about his wife putting them in credit card debt, and often complains about anxiety and exhaustion display?: 3 or more indicators
21. **Insider Threat
Based on the description that follows, how many potential insider threat indicator(s) are displayed? A colleague is playful and charming, consistently wins performance awards, and is occasionally aggressive in trying to access classified information.: 1 indicator
22. **Insider Threat
What advantages do "insider threats" have over others that allows them to cause damage to their organizations more easily?: Insiders are given a level of trust and have authorized access to Government information systems
23. **Insider Threat
What type of activity or behavior should be reported as a potential insider threat?: Coworker making consistent statements indicative of hostility or anger toward the United States in its policies.
24. **Insider Threat
Which of the following should be reported as a potential security incident?: A
coworker removes sensitive information without authorization
25. **Insider Threat
Which scenario might indicate a reportable insider threat?: A coworker uses a personal electronic device in a secure area where their use is prohibited.
26. **Insider Threat
Based on the description that follows, how many potential insider threat indicator(s) are displayed? A colleague often makes others uneasy with her persistent efforts to obtain information about classified project where she has no need-to-know, is vocal about her husband overspending on credit cards, and complains about anxiety and exhaustion.: 3 or more indicators
27. **Insider Threat
Which type of behavior should you report as a potential insider threat?: Hos- tility or anger toward the United States and its policies
28. **Insider Threat
Which of the following is NOT considered a potential insider threat indica- tor?: Treated mental health issues
29. **Insider Threat
What do insiders with authorized access to information or information sys- tems pose?:
30. **Social Networking
When is the safest time to post details of your vacation activities on your social networking profile?: After you have returned home following the vacation
31. **Social Networking
What should you do if you receive a game application request that includes permission to access your friends, profile information, cookies, and sites visited?: Decline the request
32. **Social Networking
Which of the following information is a security risk when posted publicly on your social networking profile?: Pictures of your pet
Your birthday
Your hobbies
~Your personal e-mail address
33. **Social Networking
Which of the following is a security best practice when using social network- ing sites?: Understanding and using the available privacy settings
34. **Social Networking
When may you be subject to criminal, disciplinary, and/or administrative action due to online misconduct?: If the online misconduct also occurs offline
~If you participate in or condone it at any time
If you participate in it while using DoD information systems only
If you participate in or condone it during work hours only
35. **Social Networking
Which of the following is a security best practice when using social network- ing sites?: Use only your personal contact information when establishing your account
36. **Social Networking
Which of the following information is a security risk when posted publicly on your social networking profile?: Your mother's maiden name
37. **Social Networking
Your cousin posted a link to an article with an incendiary headline on social media. What action should you take?: Research the source of the article to evaluate its credibility and reliability
38. **Social Networking
Which of the following best describes the sources that contribute to your online identity?: Data about you collected from all sites, apps, and devices that you use can be aggregated to form a profile of you.
39. **Social Networking
As someone who works with classified information, what should you do if you are contacted by a foreign national seeking information on a research project?: Inform your security point of contact
40. *Controlled Unclassified Information
Which of the following is NOT an example of CUI?: Press release data
41. *Controlled Unclassified Information
Which of the following is NOT a correct way to protect CUI?: CUI may be stored on any password-protected system.
42. **Physical Security
What is a good practice for physical security?: Challenge people without proper badges.
43. **Physical Security
At which Cyberspace Protection Condition (CPCON) is the priority focus on critical functions only?: CPCON 1
44. **Physical Security
Which Cyber Protection Condition (CPCON) is the priority focus on critical and essential functions only?: CPCON 2
45. **Physical Security
Within a secure area, you see an individual who you do not know and is not wearing a visible badge. What should you do?: Ask the individual for identification
46. **Identity Management
Your DoD Common Access Card (CAC) has a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) token approved for access to the NIPRNet. In which situation below are you permitted to use your PKI token?: On a NIPRNet system while using it for a PKI-required task
47. **Identity Management
Which of the following is the nest description of two-factor authentication?-
: Something you possess, like a CAC, and something you know, like a PIN or password
48. **Identity management
Which is NOT a sufficient way to protect your identity?: Use a common password for all your system and application logons.
49. **Identity management
What is the best way to protect your Common Access Card (CAC)?: Maintain possession of it at all times.
50. **Identity management
Which of the following is NOT a best practice to preserve the authenticity of your identity?: Write your password down on a device that only you access (e.g., your smartphone)
51. **Identity management
Which of the following is an example of two-factor authentication?: Your password and a code you receive via text message
52. **Identity management
Which of the following is an example of a strong password?: eA1xy2!P
53. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What is Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI)?: A program that segre- gates various types of classified information into distinct compartments for added protection and dissemination or distribution control
54. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
Which of the following best describes the compromise of Sensitive Compart- mented Information (SCI)?: A person who does not have the required clearance or assess caveats comes into possession of SCI in any manner.
55. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
When should documents be marked within a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF): ~All documents should be appropriately marked, regardless of format, sensitivity, or classification.
Unclassified documents do not need to be marked as a SCIF.
Only paper documents that are in open storage need to be marked.
56. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
Which must be approved and signed by a cognizant Original Classification
Authority (OCA)?: Security Classification Guide (SCG)
57. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What must the dissemination of information regarding intelligence sources, methods, or activities follow?: Directives issued by the Director of National Intelligence
58. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
When is it appropriate to have your security badge visible?: At all times when in the facility
59. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What should the owner of this printed SCI do differently?: Retrieve classified documents promptly from printers
60. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What should the participants in this conversation involving SCI do different- ly?: Physically assess that everyone within listening distance is cleared and has a need-to-know for the information being discussed
61. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
When faxing Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI), what actions should you take?: Mark SCI documents appropriately and use an approved SCI fax machine
62. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What action should you take if you become aware that Sensitive Compart- mented Information (SCI) has been compromised?: Evaluate the causes of the compromise
E-mail detailed information about the incident to your security point of contact
(Wrong)
Assess the amount of damage that could be caused by the compromise
~Contact your security point of contact to report the incident
63. *Sensitive Compartmented Information
What guidance is available for marking Sensitive Compartmented Informa- tion (SCI)?: Security Classification Guides (Wrong)
~Sensitive Compartmented Information Guides
Original Classification Authority
Your supervisor
64. **Removable Media in a SCIF
What must users ensure when using removable media such as compact disk
(CD)?: It displays a label showing maximum classification, date of creation, point of contact, and Change Management 9CM) Control Number.
65. **Removable Media in a SCIF
What portable electronic devices (PEDs) are allowed in a Sensitive Compart- mented Information Facility (SCIF)?: Government-owned PEDs when expressly authorized by your agency
66. **Removable Media in a SCIF
What action should you take when using removable media in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?: Identify and disclose it with local Configuration/Change Management Control and Property Management authori- ties
67. *Malicious Code
What are some examples of malicious code?: Viruses, Trojan horses, or worms
68. *Malicious Code
Which of the following is NOT a way that malicious code spreads?: Legitimate software updates
69. *Malicious Code
After visiting a website on your Government device, a popup appears on your screen. The popup asks if you want to run an application. Is this
safe?: No, you should only allow mobile code to run from your organization or your organization's trusted sites.
70. **Website Use
While you are registering for a conference, you arrive at the website http://www.dcsecurityconference.org/registration/. The website requires a credit card for registration. What should you do?: Since the URL does not start with "https," do not provide you credit card information.
71. **Website Use
How should you respond to the theft of your identity?: Report the crime to local law enforcement
72. **Website Use
Which of the following statements is true of cookies?: You should only accept cookies from reputable, trusted websites.
73. **Social Engineering
Which is a best practice that can prevent viruses and other malicious code from being downloaded when checking your e-mail?: Do not access website links, buttons, or graphics in e-mail
74. **Social Engineering
What is TRUE of a phishing attack?: Phishing can be an email with a hyperlink as bait.
75. **Social Engineering
Which of the following is a way to protect against social engineering?: Follow instructions given only by verified personnel.
76. **Social Engineering
What is whaling?: A type of phishing targeted at senior officials
77. **Social Engineering
What action should you take with an e-mail from a friend containing a compressed Uniform Resource Locator (URL)?: Investigate the link's actual destination using the preview feature
78. **Social Engineering
How can you protect yourself from internet hoaxes?: Use online sites to confirm or expose potential hoaxes
79. **Social Engineering
Which may be a security issue with compressed Uniform Resource Locators
(URLs)?: They may be used to mask malicious intent.
80. **Social Engineering
What is a common indicator of a phishing attempt?: A threat of dire conse- quence
81. **Travel
What is a best practice while traveling with mobile computing devices?: - Maintain possession of your laptop and other government-furnished equipment (GFE) at all times.
82. **Travel
Which of the following is true of traveling overseas with a mobile phone?: It may be compromised as soon as you exit the plane.
83. **Travel
What security risk does a public Wi-Fi connection pose?: It may expose the connected device to malware.
84. **Travel
Which of the following is a concern when using your Government-issued laptop in public?: Others may be able to view your screen.
85. **Use of GFE
When can you check personal e-mail on your Government-furnished equip- ment (GFE)?: If allowed by organizational policy
86. **Use of GFE
What is a critical consideration on using cloud-based file sharing and stor- age applications on your Government-furnished equipment (GFE)?: Deter- mine if the software or service is authorized
87. **Mobile Devices
Which is a rule for removable media, other portable electronic devices (PEDs), and mobile computing devices to protect Government systems?: Do not use any personally owned/non-organizational removable media on your orga- nization's systems.
88. **Mobile Devices
What can help to protect the data on your personal mobile device?: Secure it to the same level as Government-issued systems
89. **Mobile Devices
What should you do when going through an airport security checkpoint with a Government-issued mobile device?: Maintain visual or physical control of the device
90. **Mobile Devices
When can you use removable media on a Government system?: When oper- ationally necessary, owned by your organization, and approved by the appropriate authority
91. **Mobile Devices
Which of the following is an example of removable media?: Flash drive
92. **Home Computer Security
How can you protect your information when using wireless technology?: -
Avoid using non-Bluetooth-paired or unencrypted wireless computer peripherals.
93. **Home Computer Security
What should you consider when using a wireless keyboard with your home computer?: Reviewing and configuring the available security features, including encryption
94. **Home Computer Security
Which of the following is a best practice for securing your home computer?-
: Create separate accounts for each user
PART FOUR
1. *SPILLAGE*
Which of the following may be helpful to prevent spillage?: Be aware of classification markings and all handling caveats.
2. *SPILLAGE*
Which of the following may be helpful to prevent spillage?: Label all files, removable media, and subject headers with appropriate classification markings.
3. * CLASSIFIED DATA*
Which type of information could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security if disclosed without authorization?: Secret
4. *CLASSIFIED DATA*
What is a good practice to protect classified information?: Ensure proper la- beling by appropriately marking all classified material and, when required, sensitive material.
5. *INSIDER THREAT*
Based on the description below how many potential insider threat indicators are present? A colleague often makes others uneasy by being persistent in trying to obtain information about classified projects to which he has no access, is boisterous about his wife putting them in credit card debt, and often complains about anxiety and exhaustion display?: 3 or more indicators
6. *INSIDER THREAT*
What threat do insiders with authorized access to information or information systems pose?: They may wittingly or unwittingly use their authorized access to perform actions that result in the loss or degradation of resources or capabilities.
7. *INSIDER THREAT*
Which of the following is NOT considered a potential insider threat indica- tor?: New interest in learning a foregin language.
8. *SOCIAL NETWORKING*
When may you be subject to criminal, disciplinary, and/or administrative action due to online misconduct?: If you participate in or condone it at any time.
9. *SOCIAL NETWORKING*
When is the safest time to post details of your vacation activities on your social networking profile?: After you have returned home following the vacation.
10. *SOCIAL NETWORKING*
Which of the following is a security best practice when using social network- ing sites?: Understanding and using the available privacy settings.
11. *UNCONTROLLED CLASSIFIED INFORMATION*
Which of the following is NOT an example of CUI?: Press release data
12. *UNCONTROLLED CLASSIFIED INFORMATION*
Which of the following is NOT a correct way to protect CUI?: Sensitive infor- mation may be stored on any password-protected system.
13. Select the information on the data sheet that is personally identifiable information (PII) But not protected health information (PHI): Jane Jones Social security number: 123-45-6789
14. Select the information on the data sheet that is protected health informa- tion (PHI): Jane has been Dr...ect patient..ect.
15. *PHYSICAL SECURITY*
Within a secure area, you see an individual who you do not know and is not wearing a visible badge: Ask the individual to see an identification badge.
16. *IDENTITY MANAGEMENT*
What certificates does the Common Access Card (CAC) or Personal Identity
Verification (PIV) card contain?: Identification, encryption, and digital signature
17. *IDENTITY MANAGEMENT*
Which of the following is an example of a strong password?: eA1xy2!P
18. *SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION*
When faxing Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI), what actions should you take?: Mark SCI documents appropriately and use an approved SCI fax machine.
19. *SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION*
When is it appropriate to have your security badge visible within a sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF)?: At all times while in the facility.
20. *REMOVABLE MEDIA IN A SCIF*
What action should you take when using removable media in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)?: Identify and disclose it with local Configuration/Change Management Control and Property Management authori- ties
21. *MALICIOUS CODE*
Which of the following is NOT a way malicious code spreads?: Legitimate software updates
22. *WEBSITE USE*
Which of the following statements is true of cookies?: You should only accept cookies from reputable, trusted websites.
23. *SOCIAL ENGINEERING*
How can you protect yourself from internet hoaxes?: Use online sites to confirm or expose potential hoaxes
24. *SOCIAL ENGINEERING*
How can you protect yourself from social engineering?: Follow instructions given only by verified personnel
25. *SOCIAL ENGINEERING*
What action should you take with an e-mail from a friend containing a compressed Uniform Resource Locator (URL)?: Investigate the link's actual destination using the preview feature
26. *TRAVEL*
Which of the following is a concern when using your Government-issued laptop in public?: Others may be able to view your screen.
27. *USE OF GFE*
What is a critical consideration on using cloud-based file sharing and stor- age applications on your Government-furnished equipment (GFE)?: Deter- mine if the software or service is authorized
28. *MOBILE DEVICES*
Which of the following is an example of near field communication (NFC)?: A smartphone that transmits credit card payment information when held in proximity to a credit card reader.
29. *MOBILE DEVICES*
Which of the following is an example of removable media?: Flash Drive
30. *HOME COMPUTER SECURITY*
Which of the following is a best practice for securing your home computer?-
: Create separate accounts for each user.
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