Which of the following CNSS policies describes the national policy on securing voice ?communications

Question

Options

• ANSTISSP No. 6
• BNSTISSP No. 7
• CNSTISSP No. 101
• DNSTISSP No. 200

• A
  3% (1)
• C
  95% (36)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

NSTISSP No. 101 is specifically titled "National Policy on Securing Voice Communications" - it is the designated CNSS policy addressing the security requirements for voice communication systems used in national security contexts, making C the correct answer.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. NSTISSP No. 6 covers the protection of sensitive but unclassified information in federal government telecommunications - focused on data classification, not voice security specifically.
• B. NSTISSP No. 7 addresses the protection of government contractor telecommunications systems - a contractor-scoped policy, not a voice-specific one.
• D. NSTISSP No. 200 relates to national information assurance and broader security directives, not dedicated to voice communications.

Memory tip: Think "101 = phone basics" - just as a "101 course" covers fundamentals, NSTISSP 101 covers the most fundamental form of human communication: voice. The number 101 is your mental link to talking.

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