Which combination statements about saving and storing CCA materials is true?

• A. DoD will automatically save your DEOCS results, DOCP results, and CIPP entries
• B. Your PPRC can help answer questions about how to save and store additional information you collect for your CCAs
• C. Both of the above are true
• D. Neither of the above is true

Answer: (C)

Saving and storing CCA materials hinges on how DoD data is archived and who guides additional data handling. Official DoD systems automatically save core records from these assessments in secure databases, so results from DEOCS, DOCP, and CIPP entries are retained for compliance, accountability, and analysis. At the same time, when you collect extra information for your CCAs, your PPRC is the resource to turn to for guidance on how to save and store that material properly—including where to store it, who may access it, and how long it should be kept, in line with policy and retention requirements. Because both pieces reflect legitimate, separate aspects of data management—the automated saving of standard results and the PPRC’s role in guiding additional data handling—the correct understanding is that both are true. Always use official channels and adhere to security and privacy requirements when storing any CCA-related information.