Regarding GSA-approved security containers, which statement is true?

• A. It bears the GSA Approval label on the front face
• B. It bears a CSA approval label
• C. It is maintained under Federal Standard 832
• D. It requires no labeling

Answer: (A)

GSA-approved security containers must display a GSA Approval label on the front face. This visible label confirms the container has passed the GSA’s security testing and is approved for storing federal records and sensitive materials. The front-face placement makes verification easy during inspections or audits. A CSA label would signify Canadian standards and isn’t used for U.S. federal containers, Federal Standard 832 isn’t the labeling standard for GSA-approved containers, and the requirement to label means that having no labeling would be incorrect.