True or False: You are required to report adverse information about others who have SCI access.

The statement that you are required to report adverse information about others who have SCI access is false. While it is essential to maintain a high level of integrity and security in environments dealing with Sensitive Compartmented Information, there is no blanket requirement for individuals to report all adverse information. Reporting obligations typically pertain to specific circumstances and criteria related to security clearances and potential threats to classified information.

For example, personnel may need to report information if it directly affects national security or the safety of individuals. However, whether or not to report adverse information can depend on the context, nature of the information, and organizational policies.

The other choices suggest conditions under which reporting may or may not be required, but they do not align with the broader understanding that the need to report adverse information is not absolute and is context-dependent. Thus, the context and intent of reporting protocols are vital in determining when and what should be reported regarding others with SCI access.