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Question 21

An OSC lead has provided company information, identified that they are seeking CMMC Level 2, stated that they handle FCI. identified stakeholders, and provided assessment logistics. The OSC has provided the company's cyber hygiene practices that are posted on every workstation, visitor logs, and screenshots of the configuration of their FedRAMP-approved applications. The OSC has not won any DoD government contracts yet but is working on two proposals Based on this information, which statement BEST describes the CMMC Level 2 Assessment requirements?

A.Not ready because the OSC is not on contract because they do not know the scope of FCI protection required by the contract.
B.Ready because all DoD contractors are required to achieve CMMC Level 2; therefore, they are being proactive in seeking certification.
C.Ready because there is no need to certify this company until after they win a DoD contract.
D.Not ready because the OSC still lacks artifacts that prove they have implemented all the CMMC Level
2 Assessment requirements.

Question 22

Which government agency are DoD contractors required to report breaches of CUI to?

A.FBI
B.NARA
C.DoD Cyber Crime Center
D.Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security

Question 23

An employee is the primary system administrator for an OSC. The employee will be a core part of the assessment, as they perform most of the duties in managing and maintaining the systems. What would the employee be BEST categorized as?

A.Analyzer
B.Inspector
C.Applicable staff
D.Demonstration staff

Correct Answer: C

In the context of a Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) assessment, the roles and responsibilities of individuals involved are clearly delineated to ensure a structured and effective evaluation process. The term " applicable staff " refers to personnel within the Organization Seeking Certification (OSC) who possess specific knowledge or expertise pertinent to the assessment. These individuals are integral to the assessment process as they provide essential information, demonstrate the implementation of security practices, and facilitate the assessment team ' s understanding of the organization ' s cybersecurity posture.
In this scenario, the employee serving as the primary system administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the organization ' s systems. Given their comprehensive understanding of the system configurations, security controls, and operational procedures, this individual is best categorized as " applicable staff. " Their involvement is crucial during the assessment, as they can provide detailed insights, demonstrate compliance measures, and address technical inquiries from the assessment team.
The other options can be delineated as follows:
Analyzer:Typically refers to individuals who analyze data or security incidents, often as part of a security operations center. This role is not specifically defined within the CMMC assessment context.
Inspector:Generally denotes a person who examines or inspects systems and processes, possibly as part of an internal audit or compliance check. This term is not a standard designation within the CMMC assessment framework.
Demonstration staff:While this could imply personnel responsible for demonstrating systems or processes, it is not a recognized role within the CMMC assessment process.
Therefore, the primary system administrator, by virtue of their role and responsibilities, aligns with the " applicable staff " category, playing a pivotal role in facilitating a successful CMMC assessment.

Question 24

What type of information is NOT intended for public release and is provided by or generated for the government under a contract to develop or deliver a product or service to the government, but not including information provided by the government to the public (such as on public websites) or simple transactional information, such as necessary to process payments?

A.CDI
B.CTI
C.CUI
D.FCI

Question 25

A contractor provides services and data to the DoD. The transactions that occur to handle FCI take place over the contractor's business network, but the work is performed on contractor-owned systems, which must be configured based on government requirements and are used to support a contract. What type of Specialized Asset are these systems?

A.loT
B.Restricted IS
C.Test equipment
D.Government property

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