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INDUSTRIAL SECURITY (SPED)
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
SOLUTIONS 2024
What does "NISP" stand for? - ANSWER THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY PROGRAM



What does NISPOM stand for? - ANSWER NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY PROGRAM OPERATING
MANUAL



Based on their classified involvement in the NISP, industry has one major responsibility, which is: -
ANSWER must implement the applicable NISPOM requirements needed to protect classified information.



There are five CSAs that are ultimately responsible for the security of all cleared U.S. contractors. -
ANSWER Department of Defense, or DoD, is the largest CSA with the most classified contracts with
industry. Other CSAs include the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, or ODNI, the Department
of Energy, or DoE, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, or NRC, and the Department of Homeland
Security, or DHS



As you just learned, the __________ is the largest of the CSAs - ANSWER DOD



______________ is responsible for the oversight of all NISPOM requirements - ANSWER DSS (THE
DEFENSE SECURITY SERVICE)



Note that if the contractor is performing entirely unclassified work on a military installation,
_______________is not involved - ANSWER DSS



Contractor CEO: My company, BuildGen Contracting, just won its first classified government contract.
What are our NISP responsibilities? - ANSWER Implement NISP requirements for the protection of
classified information



Contractor CEO: Can you help me understand what the difference is between CSAs and CSOs?These
organizations establish industrial security programs and oversee security requirements. - ANSWER CSA

, These organizations administer the NISP and provide security guidance, oversight, and policy
clarifications. - ANSWER CSO



Contractor CEO: I understand DSS will be the CSO for our company. What will they do for us? - ANSWER
DSS provides security guidance and oversight and policy clarifications, and conducts Security
Vulnerability Assessments (SVAs). Installation commanders provide installation-specific procedures for
work performed on a government installation, and GCAs provide contract-specific security classification
guidance.



Contractor CEO: Which roles will we need to fill at our company, and which are government roles? -
ANSWER Industry (correct response)



Information System Security Professional/Security Control Assessor (ISSP/SCA) - ANSWER Government
(correct response)



Information System Security Manager (ISSM) - ANSWER Industry (correct response)



Industrial Security Representative (IS Rep) - ANSWER Government (correct response) Serve as the
contractor's primary point of contact for security matters.



Insider Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO) - ANSWER Industry (correct response)



At contractor facilities, there are three primary roles responsible for NISP oversight What are they? -
ANSWER The FSO has ultimate responsibility for the administration, oversight, and day-to-day operation
of the contractor security program. 2nd.The FSO works with DSS to maintain a viable security program
3rd. The FSO must be a U.S. citizen employee who is cleared in connection with, and at the same
classification level as, the FCL.



The _______________ is responsible for establishing and maintaining an Insider Threat Program that
gathers, integrates, and reports any information that might indicate an insider threat. - ANSWER Insider
Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO)



This DSS employee oversees authorized contractor Information System use. - ANSWER Information
System Security Professional/Security Control Assessor (ISSP/SCA)

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