ACQ 1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security Transfer Test/ ACQ 1300 Fundamentals of Technology

What is technology security? ACQ 1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security/Transfer Exam 1 What key activity must be accomplished as part of effective security planning in an international acquisition program? What type of international acquisition program is managed by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) and funded with U.S. Government appropriations and administered as cases within the FMS infrastructure? At what phase should security planning begin in a conceptual and proposed “from the start” international acquisition program? What is required to achieve effective technology security? What type of international acquisition program involves the United States providing defense articles, military training, and other military services in accordance with the Foreign Assistance Act (FAA)? Which individual within the Department of Defense is responsible for international security policy matters? What type of international acquisition program involves foreign governments purchasing defense articles, services, and training from the U.S. Government through the Department of Defense? How should technology security be implemented? Which individual within the Department of Defense is responsible for security and counterintelligence? What type of international acquisition involves planning and implementation of technology security/transfer measures regarding release of U.S. Government furnished information or materiel to prospective foreign contractors or subcontractors? Exam 2 What is a requirement for a transfer of classified information? What is one of the three key security conditions that foreign recipients of U.S. defense articles must agree to? What is one of the two fundamental security considerations that must be addressed prior to sharing U.S. defense articles, services, or information with a foreign entity? What national level policy document governs decisions on disclosure of Classified Military Information (CMI) to foreign governments and international organization? What is a primary document that is associated with the security of DoD international acquisition programs to ensure that they comply with lawful and authorized principles? What national level document establishes the Executive Branch’s classified National Security Information Program? In order to be lawful and authorized, the international acquisition program must meet the legal and policy requirements in which of the following? What activity must always be a Government-to-Government activity? What national level document forms the legal basis for the security and export requirements of DoD international acquisition programs? Exam 3 What level of classification would be assigned to information that could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security by its unauthorized disclosure? What term is used by DoD to describe classified or unclassified information that is provided to the U.S. by a foreign government with the expectation that it will be held “in confidence”? How is classified Foreign Government Information (FGI) transferred internationally? Where might you find a recommended format for a Security Classification Guide (SCG)? What term is used by DoD to describe various types of unclassified information that are exempt from public disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)? What section(s) of the Security Classification Guide (SCG) identifies specific information on what is to be classified, at what level, and for how long? What standard is used for the protection of Foreign Government Information (FGI)? Who is responsible for determining whether classification of a piece of information is warranted? In which circumstance is Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) being transferred correctly so as to maintain adequate protection? What is a typical marking used to indicate “Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)”? How should Foreign Government Information (FGI) with markings that are not in English be marked? In what circumstances can Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) be shared with state, local, or tribal government officials? What authority is used by the U.S. Government to protect classified foreign government information from public disclosure? Exam 4 When should planning for foreign participation begin in the acquisition process? What is one of the primary functions that the National Disclosure Policy Committee (NDPC) perform? If a team is having difficulty analyzing and processing a high-level technology security and foreign disclosure (TSFD) decision on an international acquisition program, whom should they contact first? What is one of the primary methods used to determine a foreign government’s capability of protecting U.S. CMI? What type of written agreement meets the requirements for retransfer and use of CMI without meeting the requirement for protection? What is Classified Military Information (CMI)? What is the third step in making a CMI disclosure authorization decision? Which of the following would be considered a key interagency or DoD TSFD process? What is the primary reason for the numerous interagency and DoD TSFD policies and processes? What group is responsible for maintaining the policy document “National Policy and Procedures for the Disclosure of CMI to Foreign Governments and International Organizations” (NDP-1)? What is the first step in making a CMI disclosure authorization decision? What is one of the key criteria for sharing Classified Military Information (CMI) with foreign entities? In order to meet the requirement for protection, what additional document does a Foreign Government need to sign to receive CMI when they have already signed an export license related to a Direct Commercial Sale and there is no existing General Security of Information Agreement (GSOIA)? What does the National Disclosure Policy (NDP) control? Exam 5 What U.S. Government agency licenses defense articles? What is one of the reasons for export controls? If an export license request that has been sent to the U.S. Government is unclear or lacks supporting information, what kind of a decision will it likely be given? What is the most likely outcome of an intentional corporate violation of the ITAR? What type of export authorization is typically for a 10-year period and uses a contract with a registered U.S. exporter? What is one of the two overall types of exemptions contained in the ITAR? What is an example of a self-executing country-based licensing exemption? What part of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) designates and categorizes defense articles and defense services? What is a type of activity that could trigger a directed licensing exemption by a DoD Authorized Exemption Official (AEO)? Per the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), what kind of business would need to register with the Department of State? A company that provides maintenance of defense articles to foreign entities ? If an export license request that has been sent to the U.S. Government is unclear or lacks supporting information, what kind of a decision will it likely be given? What is an example of a self-executing licensing exemption? What organization manages the export control process for the State Department? What U.S. Government agency licenses commercial and dual-use items? What is an example of a recipient violating the transfer provisions of their export authorization? What agency manages the export control process for the Commerce Department? Select the defin