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DOD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training

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This deck covers key concepts and questions from the DOD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training, focusing on security protocols, OPSEC practices, and handling of sensitive information.

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Non-critical sensitive
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The Tier 3 Investigation is designated for the following positions:
Non-critical sensitive
Which of the following methods may be used to transmit Top Secret material?
- Appropriately cleared courier - Protected facsimile, message or voice
Which of the following is responsible for the review of written materials for public release?
Defense Office of Republication and Security Review
Good Operations Security (OPSEC) practices DO NOT include:
Discussing sensitive information carefully in public
Examples of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) include:
- Inspection reports - Investigation documents
The Physical Security Program is designed to:
Protect against espionage, sabotage, damage, and theft
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DOD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training
TermDefinition
The Tier 3 Investigation is designated for the following positions:
Non-critical sensitive
Which of the following methods may be used to transmit Top Secret material?
- Appropriately cleared courier - Protected facsimile, message or voice
Which of the following is responsible for the review of written materials for public release?
Defense Office of Republication and Security Review
Good Operations Security (OPSEC) practices DO NOT include:
Discussing sensitive information carefully in public
Examples of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) include:
- Inspection reports - Investigation documents
The Physical Security Program is designed to:
Protect against espionage, sabotage, damage, and theft
All of the following are examples of Adverse Information that must be reported EXCEPT:
Traffic violations with a fine under $300
You must obtain a defensive foreign travel security briefing prior to travel or at least once a year from whom?
Security Office
What form is used to record the opening and closing of the security container?
SF702, Security Container Check Sheet
In addition to foreign travel requirements, those with SCI access must:
- Complete a foreign travel questionnaire prior to proceeding on travel - Complete a secondary questionnaire upon return