What are the three parts to an Inadvertent Disclosure Oath?

• A. Inadvertent disclosure briefing; Inadvertent disclosure agreement; Privacy act statement
• B. Inadvertent disclosure briefing; Privacy act statement; Foreign influence waiver
• C. Inadvertent disclosure agreement; Privacy act statement; Foreign influence waiver
• D. Inadvertent disclosure briefing; Foreign influence waiver; Privacy act statement

Answer: (A)

When handling sensitive information, the oath that covers inadvertent disclosure has three practical pieces: a briefing on what constitutes an inadvertent disclosure and what actions to take if it happens, an agreement that you will comply with the required safeguards and reporting procedures, and a Privacy Act statement that explains how your personal information is collected, used, and protected. The briefing helps you recognize and respond correctly; the agreement formalizes your commitment to follow security rules; and the Privacy Act statement informs you of your rights and the information practices involved. The other options bring in items like a foreign influence waiver, which isn’t part of the inadvertent disclosure process, so they don’t fit the oath as described.