ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Introduction
• Classified Information/Technology
• Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI )
• Foreign Governement Information ( FGI)
Closed Captioning
Welcome to Lesson 3, Classified, Controlled Unclassified, and Foreign
"
Government Information/Technology . I 'm Sara Lopez, your Foreign Disclosure
Officer and mentor.
As you may be aware, official Government information and its associated
technology has dissemination controls placed on it depending on its
sensitivity. In this lesson, we'll focus on the policies and procedures for
classifying this information and technology, and then we'll discuss the
protection procedures for Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI ) and
Foreign Government Information ( FGI ) . First we'll examine how classified
information is designated and protected, then examine the importance and
construct of Security Classification Guides . Then we will address how CUI and
FGI differ from other types of unclassified official information and how their v
rotection rocedures are different from classified information.
,ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Introduction
• Classified Information/Technology
• Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI )
• Foreign Governement Information ( FGI)
Long Descript ion
Closed Captioning
Sara Lopez is a Foreign Disclosure Officer and is standing
next to a whiteboard with three bulleted items: Classified
Welcome to Lesson 3, Classified, Controlle
Information/ Technology, Controlled Unclassified
Government Information/Technology . I 'm
Information ( CUI ), and Foreign Government Information
Officer and mentor.
( FGI ) .
As you may be aware, official Government information and its associated
technology has dissemination controls placed on it depending on its
sensitivity. In this lesson, we'll focus on the policies and procedures for
classifying this information and technology, and then we'll discuss the
protection procedures for Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI ) and
Foreign Government Information ( FGI ) . First we'll examine how classified
information is designated and protected, then examine the importance and
construct of Security Classification Guides . Then we will address how CUI and
FGI differ from other types of unclassified official information and how their v
rotection rocedures are different from classified information.
,ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Objectives
Upon comple tion of this le sson you will be a ble t o:
• Explain how classified information is designated and declassified
• Outline the importance, construct, and application of Security Classification Guides ( SCGs )
• Define CUI and FGI
• Describe the general requirements and procedures for protecting CUI and FGI
• Recognize how protection requirements for CUI and FGI, including NATO information, differ
from protection requirements for U.S. classified information .
This lesson will take approximately 75 minutes t o complete.
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Lesson 3: Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/Technology
Categories of Information
There are many different types of information created and used by the Department of Defense ( DoD ) and
other sectors of our government. This information and its associated technology are placed
into categories so they may be accurately described .
This categorization is exceptionally important as it denotes which markings and safeguards must be
applied . Select each cat e gory for more informa tion.
Controlled Unclassified Foreign
Classified Information Information {CUI) Government
Information {FGI)
-
Unclassified in the Unclassified Official
' •
-
Export-Controlled
Public Domain {No Public Release Information
Decision)
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Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Introduction
• Classified Information/Technology
• Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI )
• Foreign Governement Information ( FGI)
Closed Captioning
Welcome to Lesson 3, Classified, Controlled Unclassified, and Foreign
"
Government Information/Technology . I 'm Sara Lopez, your Foreign Disclosure
Officer and mentor.
As you may be aware, official Government information and its associated
technology has dissemination controls placed on it depending on its
sensitivity. In this lesson, we'll focus on the policies and procedures for
classifying this information and technology, and then we'll discuss the
protection procedures for Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI ) and
Foreign Government Information ( FGI ) . First we'll examine how classified
information is designated and protected, then examine the importance and
construct of Security Classification Guides . Then we will address how CUI and
FGI differ from other types of unclassified official information and how their v
rotection rocedures are different from classified information.
,ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Introduction
• Classified Information/Technology
• Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI )
• Foreign Governement Information ( FGI)
Long Descript ion
Closed Captioning
Sara Lopez is a Foreign Disclosure Officer and is standing
next to a whiteboard with three bulleted items: Classified
Welcome to Lesson 3, Classified, Controlle
Information/ Technology, Controlled Unclassified
Government Information/Technology . I 'm
Information ( CUI ), and Foreign Government Information
Officer and mentor.
( FGI ) .
As you may be aware, official Government information and its associated
technology has dissemination controls placed on it depending on its
sensitivity. In this lesson, we'll focus on the policies and procedures for
classifying this information and technology, and then we'll discuss the
protection procedures for Controlled Unclassified Information ( CUI ) and
Foreign Government Information ( FGI ) . First we'll examine how classified
information is designated and protected, then examine the importance and
construct of Security Classification Guides . Then we will address how CUI and
FGI differ from other types of unclassified official information and how their v
rotection rocedures are different from classified information.
,ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3 : Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/ Technology
Lesson Objectives
Upon comple tion of this le sson you will be a ble t o:
• Explain how classified information is designated and declassified
• Outline the importance, construct, and application of Security Classification Guides ( SCGs )
• Define CUI and FGI
• Describe the general requirements and procedures for protecting CUI and FGI
• Recognize how protection requirements for CUI and FGI, including NATO information, differ
from protection requirements for U.S. classified information .
This lesson will take approximately 75 minutes t o complete.
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, ACQ1300 Fundamentals of Technology Security /Transfer
Lesson 3: Control of Classified, Controlled Unclassified and Foreign Government
Information/Technology
Categories of Information
There are many different types of information created and used by the Department of Defense ( DoD ) and
other sectors of our government. This information and its associated technology are placed
into categories so they may be accurately described .
This categorization is exceptionally important as it denotes which markings and safeguards must be
applied . Select each cat e gory for more informa tion.
Controlled Unclassified Foreign
Classified Information Information {CUI) Government
Information {FGI)
-
Unclassified in the Unclassified Official
' •
-
Export-Controlled
Public Domain {No Public Release Information
Decision)
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