None; Lauren reported the issue.
– Information that could discredit the military or federal government
– Political views being portrayed
Improper safeguarding
– Signal is an approved government app for communicating CUI.
– It is okay to discuss Unclassified DOD information on a “secure” messaging app
– Send it using DOD SAFE
– Send it as an encrypted email via her government email
Yes; since Corinne works in a continuously monitored facility, she can store CUI in her unlocked desk.
Exceptionally grave damage
Yes; since it contains DOD information, it needs to undergo a prepublication review.
Systematic declassification
– Highest classification marking in the banner lines
– “Derived from” information in the Classification Authority Block
Report the issue to the DOD Inspector General through the whistleblower hotline.
TikTok
– Use a General Services Administration (GSA)-approved security container
– Store in an approved open storage area
– Use a GSA-approved vault
Use a standard form SF 704 cover sheet to protect the information
– Report the right information to the right people
– Protect national security information by following required procedures.
Serious damage
– Report the incident to his Security Manager.
– Follow Component-specific guidance.
– Loving the weather on my vacation in California. Beach week for me and the fam.
– The coffee in my new office tastes amazing! Can you believe they got us five different flavors of creamers?
– “Derived from” information in the Classification Authority Block
– Highest classification marking in the banner lines
Destroy her copy of the information in accordance with regulatory guidance.
No; DOPSR does not review resumes, but Justin should send his resume to his last command for review.
– Favorable determination of eligibility at the Secret level
– A need-to-know
– Safeguard
– Report
– Promotion of offensive views
– Political views being portrayed
– Information that could discredit the military or federal government
Ensure the document is decontrolled in accordance with DOD regulatory guidance
– On the SF 703 cover sheet
– In the banner line markings
– Damage to DOD assets
– Significantly reduce or negatively impact DOD mission capabilities
Public domain
Yes; DOD information not cleared for public release should not be discussed on messaging apps not controlled by the DOD.
– Classification markings in the banner lines
– The Classification Authority Block (CAB)
– Portion markings throughout the document
– Follow Component-specific guidance.
– Report the incident to her Security Manager.
Public Affairs Office (PAO)
Report the issue to the DOD Inspector General through the whistleblower hotline.
– Civil sanctions
– Criminal sanctions
– Administrative sanctions
– Forfeiture of pay
No, Ellie must sign the appropriate non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in addition to possessing eligibility and having a need-to-know.
– A properly marked Designation Indicator block
– CUI in the footer
– Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
– Public Domain
– Maintain physical and visual control of the CUI
– Use a standard form SF 901 cover sheet when carrying it
In the Designation Indicator block
Yes; since it contains DOD information, it needs to undergo a prepublication review.
Shred the document using equipment listed on an evaluated products list (EPL) issued by National Security Agency (NSA).
– Ensure information supports agency goals
– Promote public trust in the agency
No; Mackenzie should have reported the appropriate information to authorities, rather than a journalist.
Initiate an inquiry
Report the incident to his Security Manager.
– A specific communications objective that is not being met otherwise
– Timely and accurate information to the public and the media
Spillage
– Losing his job
– Losing security clearance
– Jail time
– Fines