Which statement is not supported by the material?

• A. The three primary SCIF types include Closed Storage SCIF, Open Storage SCIF, and Continuous Operation SCIF.
• B. One company must be responsible for IDS in SCIFs.
• C. The SF-701 form is required after closing a SCIF.
• D. The SCI control system marking should be listed in the banner line.

Answer: (C)

Understanding how SCIF procedures work, especially around daily operations and closing, is key. The SF-701 is an Activity Security Checklist used during daily SCIF operations to track who enters, what materials are handled, and other security status while the SCIF is open. It isn’t a form that is required to be completed after the SCIF is closed and secured. Because of that, the statement that the SF-701 form is required after closing the SCIF isn’t supported by the material. The other statements align with typical SCIF practices: there are three primary SCIF types described (Closed Storage, Open Storage, and Continuous Operation); IDS responsibility is defined within SCIF programs, and the SCI control system marking should be listed in the banner line to clearly indicate the control status.