3D053 CDC Edit 02 Vol 3

COMSEC material is highly sensitive and should never be left unattended, regardless of the circumstances. This is to ensure the security and protection of the material from unauthorized access or theft. Leaving it unattended in any situation, whether it is in a baggage area, on a cargo dock, or with authorized airport personnel, poses a risk to the confidentiality and integrity of the material. Therefore, under no circumstances should COMSEC material be left unattended.

The correct answer is security forces. The IAAP team consists of personnel experienced in all the mentioned Air Force specialties except security forces. This means that the team includes personnel with experience in information systems, information assurance (IA), and base information infrastructures. However, security forces is not one of the specialties represented in the IAAP team.

An interim security clearance is not valid for personnel on a communications security (COMSEC) access list because it is a temporary clearance that is granted while a full security clearance is being processed. It does not provide the same level of access and authorization as a final security clearance or a clearance equal to or higher than the COMSEC being accessed. Therefore, personnel with only an interim security clearance would not be authorized to access COMSEC materials.

The correct answer is "immediately after the material is destroyed." This means that the communication security (COMSEC) material destruction record should be signed right after the material has been destroyed. This ensures that the record accurately reflects the destruction and prevents any potential tampering or alteration of the record. Signing the record immediately after the destruction also helps maintain accountability and provides a clear timeline of when the destruction took place.

High theft items should never be stored in the same container with communications security (COMSEC) material. This is because high theft items may attract attention and increase the risk of theft or unauthorized access to the COMSEC material. Storing high theft items separately helps to ensure the security and confidentiality of the COMSEC material.

The correct answer is Electronic key management system (EMKS). EMKS is a collection of interoperable systems developed for services and government agencies to automate the handling and management of communications security material, specifically COMSEC material. It is designed to securely generate, distribute, and manage cryptographic keys used for encrypting and decrypting sensitive information. EMKS ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of communications by providing a centralized and automated solution for key management.

Two people must unwrap the inner wrapper of a top secret (TS) crypto package. This suggests that there are multiple layers of wrapping or security measures in place for the package. Having two people involved in the unwrapping process ensures that there is an added level of security and accountability. It also minimizes the risk of any one person gaining unauthorized access to the contents of the package.

Amendments refer to changes that must be made to material in communication security publications. They are modifications or corrections to the existing content in order to update or improve it.

The Simple Key Loader (SKL) is considered a long-term communications security (COMSEC) key storage device. It is designed to securely store and manage cryptographic keys used in secure communication systems. The SKL allows authorized personnel to load, store, and distribute cryptographic keys to various communication devices, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information.

A key processor is accounted for by its serial number when it is unkeyed. The serial number is a unique identifier assigned to each key processor, allowing it to be tracked and identified individually. This helps in maintaining a record of the key processors and ensures that they can be easily identified and managed. The model number, edition number, and identification number may also provide information about the key processor, but they do not specifically account for it in the same way as the serial number does.

The correct answer is Communications security account manager (CAM), communications security responsible officer (CRO), and any responsible person on the access list. This means that the individuals mentioned in the answer have the authority to destroy communications security (COMSEC) material.

The correct answer is "Black ink only" because when marking the boxes on a communication security (COMSEC) inventory form, it is specified that only black ink should be used. This restriction ensures consistency and legibility of the inventory form, as well as prevents any confusion or misinterpretation that may arise from using different colored inks.

The National Security Agency (NSA) requires that the communications security account manager (CAM) be formally trained to certify the training of local management device/key processor (LMD/KP) platform users. This implies that the NSA has specific standards and protocols in place for the certification of LMD/KP platform users, and they have designated the CAM as the responsible party for ensuring that these standards are met.

Air Force (AF) Form 4160 is used to assess programs related to communications security (COMSEC), emission security (EMSEC), and information assurance (IA). However, it is not used to assess programs related to operations security (OPSEC).

Top secret (TS) keying material (KEYMAT) must be stored in a Class A safe. Class A safes are specifically designed to provide the highest level of protection for classified information and materials. These safes have the most stringent security measures and are capable of safeguarding sensitive information against unauthorized access, theft, and physical damage. Storing TS keying material in a Class A safe ensures that it is adequately protected and only accessible to authorized personnel with the appropriate clearance level.

When creating a communication security physical inventory (CPI), it is important to include information such as edition, quantity, and short title. However, the accounting legend code (ALC) is not necessary for this inventory. The ALC is typically used for financial purposes and is not relevant to the physical inventory process.

Firefly credentials enable one element to pass required information to another element, allowing both elements to generate the same key session. This suggests that Firefly credentials have the capability to establish a secure and synchronized communication between the two elements, ensuring that they can generate and use the same key for their sessions. This implies that Firefly credentials play a crucial role in facilitating secure and consistent communication between elements in a system.

To become a communications security account manager (CAM), you must have had three years of previous communications security (COMSEC) operations experience. This indicates that the CAM course is not the only requirement for becoming a CAM, and that practical experience in COMSEC operations is also considered as a qualification for the role.

The front of the KOK-22A device fill connector allows interface with both DS-101 and DS-102 type of file devices.

Air Force (AF) Form 1109 is used to record the arrival or departure of all personnel not named on the facility authorized access list. This form is specifically designed for the Air Force and is used to maintain security and keep track of individuals entering or leaving a facility. The other options, Standard Form (SF) 701, SF 702, and Air Force technical order (AFTO) Form 36, are not specifically used for recording personnel arrivals or departures.

When transporting communication security (COMSEC), major command (MAJCOM) approval is required when traveling via non-US flag airlines. This means that if the communication security is being transported on a flight operated by an airline that is not registered in the United States, MAJCOM approval is necessary. This is likely because non-US flag airlines may have different security protocols and regulations compared to US flag airlines, and therefore require additional approval to ensure the safe transportation of COMSEC.

To be a primary communications security account manager (CAM), one must meet several requirements without needing a waiver. These requirements include being a US citizen, possessing a security clearance that matches the type of material in the account, and meeting the minimum grade requirements per Air Force Cryptologic Accounting Guide (AFKAG)–1. However, being a 3D0XX noncommissioned officer (NCO) is not a requirement that must be met without a waiver.

The RS-232 connector allows you to connect the serial I/O port of the key processor (KP) to the serial I/O port of the controlling computer. RS-232 is a standard for serial communication transmission of data between devices. It provides a common interface that allows for communication between different devices, such as a key processor and a controlling computer.

COMSEC tier Zero is responsible for generating, distributing, and performing accounting functions of all modern key, physical traditional key, and certain electronic key. This means that tier Zero handles the entire process of key management and ensures the secure distribution and accounting of keys for communication security.

The correct answer is HQ AFNIC/EVP. This office is responsible for assigning a tracking number to any reported communication security (COMSEC) material receipt reporting discrepancy.

Four copies of a communications security account manager (CAM) rescission letter must be prepared. This is because multiple copies of the letter are usually required for distribution to different parties involved in the process, such as the recipient, the sender's records, legal department, or any other relevant departments or individuals.

Communications security (COMSEC) access lists should be reviewed for accuracy and annotated on a monthly basis. This ensures that any changes or updates to the access lists are promptly identified and implemented. Regular reviews help to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the COMSEC measures in place, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or breaches. Quarterly or annual reviews may not be frequent enough to address any potential security vulnerabilities or changes in personnel or access requirements. Therefore, monthly reviews strike a balance between maintaining security and minimizing administrative burden.

The correct answer is three days. This means that after receiving a sealed package, you are required to process it within three working days. This timeframe allows for efficient handling and ensures that the package is dealt with in a timely manner. It is important to adhere to this deadline to maintain productivity and meet any necessary deadlines associated with the package.

Two-person integrity (TPI) provides the special protection of top secret (TS) communications security (COMSEC) material that is needed to help prevent otherwise avoidable problems from happening. TPI ensures that two authorized individuals are present and actively involved in the handling, storage, and transportation of sensitive materials, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or tampering. This system increases accountability and minimizes the potential for insider threats or mistakes that could compromise the security of the material.

CAM waivers for communications security account managers must be renewed annually. This means that the waivers need to be reviewed and updated every year to ensure that the manager is still qualified and authorized to handle communications security. This regular renewal process helps to maintain the security and integrity of communications systems within an organization.

LCMS is the correct answer because it is the overall management system for COMSEC account options. LCMS is a software that is specifically designed to manage and secure communications within a local environment. It provides various features and options for managing COMSEC accounts, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of communications. Other options listed, such as CUAS, SCO UNIX, and UAS, are not specifically designed for COMSEC management and may not have the same level of functionality and security features as LCMS.

The first paragraph of a communications security (COMSEC) access list contains the name, rank, and clearance of all individuals who have COMSEC responsibilities within the account. This paragraph serves as an introduction and provides a comprehensive list of the authorized personnel with access to COMSEC information.

When the disposition record card (DRC) is attached to the Standard Form (SF) 153, the classification is Confidential. This means that the information contained in the SF 153, along with the attached DRC, is considered confidential and should only be accessed by individuals with the appropriate clearance level.

During "command" assessments, the local communications security (COMSEC) elements are assessed by the Major command (MAJCOM). This means that the responsibility of evaluating and ensuring the security of the communication systems within a specific command falls on the MAJCOM. They are responsible for overseeing and managing the COMSEC elements to ensure that they are in compliance with the necessary security protocols and standards.

The correct answer is Technical Order (TO) 00–20F–2. This is because TO 00–20F–2 provides instructions and guidance on the inspection and repair of security containers or vaults used for storing communications security (COMSEC) material. It ensures that these containers or vaults meet the necessary safeguarding capabilities to protect the COMSEC material.

The correct answer is Headquarters, Air Force Network Integration Center (HQ AFNIC)/EVP. This entity is responsible for managing the cryptographic access program (CAP) database for Air Force Communications Security (AFCOMSEC) Form 9, cryptographic access certificates, account update lists, and polygraph tests. They oversee the administration and maintenance of these important security measures within the Air Force.

The correct answer is Twelve. Under normal circumstances, communication security (COMSEC) keying material (KEYMAT) designated Crypto should be destroyed as soon as possible but no later than twelve hours after supersession. This ensures that the old key material is no longer accessible and reduces the risk of unauthorized access or decryption of sensitive information.

The correct answer is Communications security physical inventory (CPI). This is the appropriate place to account for keyed short-term devices. CPI is a process that ensures the proper control, accountability, and safeguarding of communications security (COMSEC) material, including short-term devices. It involves conducting regular inventories to verify the presence and condition of COMSEC material, including short-term devices, and maintaining accurate records of these inventories. By accounting for keyed short-term devices in CPI, organizations can effectively manage and protect their COMSEC material.

The correct answer is Standard Form (SF) 153. This form serves as the destruction certificate for communication security (COMSEC) material.

The supported unit commander appoints communications security responsible officers (CRO) to support a unit's communications security (COMSEC) mission. This individual has the authority and responsibility to select and assign CROs who will be responsible for implementing and maintaining COMSEC measures within the unit. The CROs play a crucial role in ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of communications systems and information within the unit.

COMSEC accountants are responsible for ensuring the security of communications systems. They are required to inspect all protective packaging for signs of tampering. If any discrepancies are found, they must report them. The correct answer, AFSSI 4212, is the Air Force System Security Instruction that provides guidance on the inspection of protective packaging and reporting any tampering.

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Direct Comms is the correct answer because it is a local communications security management software (LCMS) desktop function that allows users to securely pass information and transfer Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) messages/keys directly to other EKMS accounts.

Local communications management software (LCMS) audit data should be reviewed on a monthly basis. This frequency allows for regular monitoring and analysis of the data to ensure its accuracy and compliance with relevant regulations. Monthly reviews also enable timely identification and resolution of any issues or discrepancies that may arise. This regular cadence of reviews helps to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the LCMS and ensures that any necessary adjustments or improvements can be made in a timely manner.

The correct answer is disintegrating. This means that disintegrating is not an authorized method for routinely destroying paper communications security (COMSEC) aids. The other three methods mentioned - pulverizing, burning, and pulping - are all authorized methods for routine destruction.

A Communications Security Account Manager (CAM) is responsible for requesting disposition instructions for Communications Security (COMSEC) material. This role involves managing and maintaining the inventory of COMSEC material, ensuring its proper use and handling, and coordinating with higher-level authorities for the proper disposal or transfer of the material when necessary. The CAM acts as a liaison between the unit commander, COMSEC material users, and other relevant parties to ensure the security and proper management of COMSEC material.

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When a communication security (COMSEC) incident report reveals effective dates of classified keying material (KEYMAT), enough information to determine the effective date, or material suspected of being compromised, it should be marked as Confidential. This level of classification ensures that the information is protected and not disclosed to unauthorized individuals, while still allowing for the necessary investigation and response to the incident.

A communications security account manager (CAM) must review the communications security (COMSEC) physical inventory once a month to ensure the security and integrity of the communication systems. This regular review allows for timely identification of any discrepancies or unauthorized access to the COMSEC equipment, ensuring that any issues can be addressed promptly. By conducting monthly reviews, the CAM can maintain a high level of security and minimize the risk of potential breaches or compromises in the communication systems.

Only one person is required to complete page replacements in unclassified communication security (COMSEC) publications. This suggests that the task can be handled by a single individual, indicating that it does not require a team or multiple people to complete the task.