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MATERNAL NEWBORN ATI / MATERNAL
NEWBORN PROCTOR EXAM 8 VERSIONS
WITH MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS EXPERT VERIFIED ALREADY
GRADED A+ |INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD
1. The primary responsibility for the overall security program
in a DoD component lies with the:
A) Facility Security Officer (FSO)
B) Senior Agency Official (SAO)
C) Security Manager
D) Chief Information Officer (CIO)
Answer: B) Senior Agency Official (SAO)
Rationale: The SAO is designated by the agency head to have
authority and oversight responsibility for the security program.
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The SAO ensures policy implementation and resource allocation.
The FSO is responsible for industrial security at cleared facilities,
not overall DoD component oversight.
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the five core security
disciplines recognized in the DoD Security Professional (SPēD)
certification program?
A) Information Security
B) Physical Security
C) Cybersecurity
D) Industrial Security
Answer: C) Cybersecurity
Rationale: The SPēD certification program covers five core
disciplines: Information Security, Personnel Security, Physical
Security, Industrial Security, and Security Program
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Integration/Management. Cybersecurity is a related but
separate field; it is not one of the core SPēD disciplines.
3. The "need-to-know" principle requires that:
A) All cleared personnel have access to all classified information
B) Access to classified information is limited to individuals who
require it to perform official duties
C) Security clearances are granted only to senior officials
D) Classified information is shared freely within the agency
Answer: B) Access to classified information is limited to
individuals who require it to perform official duties
Rationale: Need-to-know is a fundamental security principle.
Even with a proper clearance, an individual must have a
legitimate need to know the specific classified information to
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perform their duties. Access is not granted solely based on
clearance level.
4. The "risk management" approach to security involves:
A) Eliminating all possible risks
B) Accepting all risks as unavoidable
C) Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to an acceptable
level
D) Transferring all risks to contractors
Answer: C) Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to an
acceptable level
Rationale: Risk management is a systematic process of
identifying threats, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts, then
applying countermeasures to reduce risk to an acceptable level.
It is not about eliminating all risk (impractical) nor accepting all
risks.
MATERNAL NEWBORN ATI / MATERNAL
NEWBORN PROCTOR EXAM 8 VERSIONS
WITH MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS EXPERT VERIFIED ALREADY
GRADED A+ |INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD
1. The primary responsibility for the overall security program
in a DoD component lies with the:
A) Facility Security Officer (FSO)
B) Senior Agency Official (SAO)
C) Security Manager
D) Chief Information Officer (CIO)
Answer: B) Senior Agency Official (SAO)
Rationale: The SAO is designated by the agency head to have
authority and oversight responsibility for the security program.
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The SAO ensures policy implementation and resource allocation.
The FSO is responsible for industrial security at cleared facilities,
not overall DoD component oversight.
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the five core security
disciplines recognized in the DoD Security Professional (SPēD)
certification program?
A) Information Security
B) Physical Security
C) Cybersecurity
D) Industrial Security
Answer: C) Cybersecurity
Rationale: The SPēD certification program covers five core
disciplines: Information Security, Personnel Security, Physical
Security, Industrial Security, and Security Program
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Integration/Management. Cybersecurity is a related but
separate field; it is not one of the core SPēD disciplines.
3. The "need-to-know" principle requires that:
A) All cleared personnel have access to all classified information
B) Access to classified information is limited to individuals who
require it to perform official duties
C) Security clearances are granted only to senior officials
D) Classified information is shared freely within the agency
Answer: B) Access to classified information is limited to
individuals who require it to perform official duties
Rationale: Need-to-know is a fundamental security principle.
Even with a proper clearance, an individual must have a
legitimate need to know the specific classified information to
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perform their duties. Access is not granted solely based on
clearance level.
4. The "risk management" approach to security involves:
A) Eliminating all possible risks
B) Accepting all risks as unavoidable
C) Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to an acceptable
level
D) Transferring all risks to contractors
Answer: C) Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to an
acceptable level
Rationale: Risk management is a systematic process of
identifying threats, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts, then
applying countermeasures to reduce risk to an acceptable level.
It is not about eliminating all risk (impractical) nor accepting all
risks.
