SPēD SFPC - Study Guide (questions and answers 100% correct)

SPēD SFPC - Study Guide (questions and answers 100% correct) Tier 1 investigations are conducted for positions designated as - answer- Low-risk, nonsensitive, and for physical and logical access; HSPD-12 credentialing - Has a basic scope of five years - Investigative form is SF-85 - Replaces NACI Tier 2 investigations are conducted for positions designated as - answer- Nonsensitive, moderate risk public trust. - Has a basic scope of five years - Investigative form is SF-85P. - Replaces the Moderate-Risk Background Investigation, or MBI. Tier 3 investigations are conducted for positions designated as - answer- Noncritical- sensitive, and/or requiring Confidential, Secret or DOE " L " access eligibility and military accessions. - Has a basic scope of five years - The investigative form is SF-86 - Replaces NACLC and ANACI Tier 4 investigations are conducted for positions designated as - answer- Nonsensitive, high- risk public trust. - Has a basic scope of five to seven years - The investigative form is SF-85P - Replaces Background Information (BI) Tier 5 investigations are conducted for positions designated as - answer- Critical-sensitive or special-sensitive and/or requiring DOE "Q" access or access to Top Secret or Sensitive Compartmented Information, or SCI. - Has a basic scope of five to seven years - The investigative form is SF-86 - Replaces Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) The Statement of Reasons (SOR) contains - answer- A comprehensive and detailed written explanation of the basis for the unfavorable determination. - An explanation of the subject's rights and a detailed statement explaining the intent (Letter of Intent (LOI)) to deny or revoke a security clearance eligibility by the DoD Consolidated Adjudications Facility (DoD CAF). The Executive Orders: E.O. 12968 establishes - answerA uniform federal Personnel Security Program for employees who are considered for initial or continued access to classified information Automated Access Control Systems (AACS) fall into three general types - answer- Coded device (keypad/PIN code) - Credential devices (smart card/C