Visitors who are not certified may access classified information as long as their affiliation or position warrants it.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only with a security clearance
• D. Only during training

Answer: (B)

Access to classified information is governed by clearance and need-to-know, not by affiliation or position alone. A visitor who has not been cleared does not have authorization to view classified materials, even if their role would seem to warrant it. The proper process requires a security clearance (or a temporary access arrangement) and a formal need-to-know determination, often with appropriate training and supervision. So the statement is false.