Demonstrate Understanding of Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in Nonfederal Unclassified Networks CCP Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A government contractor receives a document from a federal agency that contains a list of personnel security clearance levels for employees at a military installation. The document is not classified, but it includes the marking 'CUI//SP-PERS' at the top and bottom. Which of the following best describes the contractor's obligation regarding this document?

   • AThe contractor must treat the document as FCI because it is unclassified and provided by the government.
   • BThe contractor must protect the document according to the CUI category indicated by the marking, which is 'SP-PERS' (Personnel Security).
   • CThe contractor may disregard the marking because the document is unclassified and the information is not sensitive.
   • DThe contractor must treat the document as classified information because it contains personnel security clearance levels.
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2. 12application · medium

   A prime contractor is managing a federal contract that involves both FCI and CUI. The prime contractor has a flow-down clause in its subcontracts that requires subcontractors to protect CUI. A subcontractor's employee accidentally emails a document containing CUI to an unauthorized recipient. Who is primarily responsible for ensuring that the subcontractor takes corrective action?

   • AThe individual employee, because they are the one who made the mistake.
   • BThe subcontractor's management, because they are responsible for safeguarding CUI in their systems and for training their employees.
   • CThe prime contractor, because they are responsible for all CUI under the contract.
   • DThe government agency, because they are the owner of the CUI.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common CUI category?

   • APublic Domain
   • BTop Secret
   • CInternal Use Only
   • DControlled Technical Information
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a characteristic of Federal Contract Information (FCI)?

   • AIt is always marked with a CUI designation
   • BIt is generated by the contractor solely for its own internal business purposes
   • CIt includes all information that is classified as top secret
   • DIt is provided by or generated for the government under a contract and is not intended for public release
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6. 15application · medium

   A contractor receives a document from a federal agency that contains information about a new military technology. The document has the marking 'CUI//CTI' at the top and bottom. Which of the following is the most appropriate action for the contractor to take?

   • ATreat the document as FCI because it is unclassified and provided by the government.
   • BTreat the document as classified because it contains information about military technology.
   • CProtect the document according to the requirements for the CUI category 'CTI' (Critical Technology Information).
   • DDisregard the marking because the document is unclassified and the information is not sensitive.
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