CUI
What does CUI stand for?
Controlled Unclassified Information
*32 CFR 2002.20 CUI Marking Policy*
How do you report your foreign travel notification and debrief?
On a form submitted through the ticket system
*Section 2: Policy Statement*
Can oral discussion be considered classified?
Yes, and classified discussions should only take place in the Open Storage Area
*Section 10.2: Oral Discussions*
You can repost, like, subscribe to BC's social media posts
True; share the BC love <3
*Slack*
Do all employees need to abide by the SEAD 3 reporting policy?
Yes because every employee is considered to hold a sensitive position here at BC.
*SEAD 3 Reporting*
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*
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*
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*
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*
When do I need to report a foreign contact?
When they become a close and continuing relationship. i.e. bonds of affection, personal obligation, or any contact that involves exchanging personal information
*SEAD 3 Reporting Policy*
Where can you find the different CUI categories?
CUI Registry
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*
T/F: Classified information displayed in public is automatically considered unclassified
False
*Section 11: Public Release/Disclosure*
You can disregard your CAC reverification emails
True; your FSO and PMs work together to get your reverifications done
*Slack*
What financial anomalies are you required to report?
120 days of payment delinquency, infusion of $10,000 or more, bankruptcy, garnishment of wages, or second job
*SEAD 3 Reporting Policy*
How do you share CUI information with outside organizations?
DOD Safe, sharing encryption certs, or snail mail
*Instructions found on Security and IT/Cyber SharePoint and Slack*
What travel DOES NOT need to be reported?
Any travel within the 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam and other US territories
*Section 3: Exceptions*
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*
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*
When does an arrest need to be reported to my FSOs?
No later than 24hrs after release.
*SEAD 3 Reporting Policy*
How many CUI categories are there?
100+
*CUI Registry*
What document is the BC Foreign Travel Policy derived from?
Security Executive Agent Directive 3 (SEAD 3)
*Section 1: Reason for Policy*
What is the SPP governed by?
The 32 CFR Part 117 National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual
*Section 1: Introduction*
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
What does the SEAD acronym stand for?
Security Executive Agent Directive
*SEAD 3 Reporting Policy*