CUI
Foreign Travel
Standard Practices and Procedures
True or False
Misc.
100

What does CUI stand for?

Controlled Unclassified Information

*32 CFR 2002.20 CUI Marking Policy*

100

How do you report your foreign travel notification and debrief?

On a form submitted through the ticket system

*Section 2: Policy Statement*

100

Can oral discussion be considered classified?

Yes, and classified discussions should only take place in the Closed Room

*Section 10.2: Oral Discussions*

100

You can repost, like, subscribe to BC's social media posts

True; share the BC love <3

*Slack*

100

Why do we have a Security Awareness Week?

To promote understanding and awareness. BC stores and processes classified data and knowing how to properly protect it is imperative.

*Annual Refresher Training*

200

What is the need-to-know principle?

To only share the information when two conditions are met:

•Appropriate clearance level

•The requester needs to know the information to perform their job functions

*Annual Refresher Training*

200

How many days in advance does your foreign travel need to be reported?

At least 30 days prior to your departure

*Section 2: Policy Statement*

200

Will security recommend termination if you get four security infractions/violations in a year? 

Yes (all situations are reviewed on a case by case basis)

*Section 7: Graduated Scale of Disciplinary Actions*

200

Purchasing and using cannabis or hemp products can put my clearance in jeopardy

True; all employees signed a Drug Free Workplace Policy when starting with Beast Code as well

*Drug Free Workplace Policy*

200

Up to what level of classification is Beast Code allowed to process/possess?

SECRET

*SPP, Facility Clearance Level*

300

Where can you find the different CUI categories?

300

When do you report a cruise as foreign travel?

When it is an open loop cruise i.e.

- Not staying on the ship every night and staying at a hotel/resort in a foreign country

- Flying into an international country to depart from an international port

- Departing from a US port, but returning to an international port and flying out of an international airport 

*Section 3: Exceptions*

300

T/F: Classified information displayed in public is automatically considered unclassified

False

*Section 11: Public Release/Disclosure*

300

You can disregard your CAC reverification emails

True; your FSO, GMs and PMs work together to get your reverifications done

*Slack*

300

How many days in advance does Security need to be notified before a foreign national visits HQ for non-business reasons?

At least 3

*New Comers Brief*

400

How do you share CUI information with outside organizations?

DOD Safe or sharing encryption certs with them

*Instructions found on Security and IT/Cyber SharePoint and Slack*

400

What travel DOES NOT need to be reported?

Any travel within the 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam and other US territories

*Section 3: Exceptions*

400

What adverse information are you supposed to report?

espionage, sabotage, suspicious contacts, adverse information, change in name, change in citizenship, criminal convictions, unexplained wealth

*Section 6.3: Adverse Information*

400

Beast Code does Derivative Classification and does not  Originally Mark classified material

True

*SPP, Section 9.2: Original Classification and Section 9.3: Derivative Classification*

400

What are some good OPSEC practices?

Removing badge after leaving the facility

Not posting personal or sensitive information

Reporting suspicious activity

Being aware of your surroundings

500

How many CUI categories are there?

100+

*CUI Registry*

500

What document is the BC Foreign Travel Policy derived from?

Security Executive Agent Directive 3 (SEAD 3)

*Section 1: Reason for Policy*

500

What is the SPP governed by?

The National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual

*Section 1: Introduction*

500

All daily Security things can be found in bc-security, SharePoint or in the Ticket system

95% True; a few things like specific questions will require a DM or email

500

Where can you report fraud, waste, abuse, and infractions concerning contracts if you don't feel comfortable reporting it to the FSOs?

Defense Hotline

- Address: The Pentagon Defense Hotline Washington, DC 20301-1900

- Phone Number: 800-424-1900

*Last slide of basically every security brief*

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