Which factors determine sensitive assets?

Which factors determine sensitive assets?

• A. CIIC codes and Pilferable mark
• B. CIIC codes only
• C. Pilferable mark only
• D. Asset value

Answer: (A)

In DPAS, whether an asset is considered sensitive is determined by two indicators: CIIC codes and the Pilferable mark. The CIIC code shows the level of security and accountability required for the item, indicating how closely it must be controlled, tracked, and stored. The Pilferable mark flags items that are particularly at risk of theft, signaling the need for tighter handling, movement controls, and verification. Using both together provides a complete picture of sensitivity, since some items are sensitive due to security requirements (reflected in the CIIC code) and others are flagged as pilferable for theft risk. Asset value on its own isn’t the deciding factor, because high-value items aren’t automatically sensitive, and some low-value items can be highly sensitive due to their security implications.

In DPAS, whether an asset is considered sensitive is determined by two indicators: CIIC codes and the Pilferable mark. The CIIC code shows the level of security and accountability required for the item, indicating how closely it must be controlled, tracked, and stored. The Pilferable mark flags items that are particularly at risk of theft, signaling the need for tighter handling, movement controls, and verification. Using both together provides a complete picture of sensitivity, since some items are sensitive due to security requirements (reflected in the CIIC code) and others are flagged as pilferable for theft risk. Asset value on its own isn’t the deciding factor, because high-value items aren’t automatically sensitive, and some low-value items can be highly sensitive due to their security implications.