How many times must unclassified material that is not used for keying be wrapped?

The correct answer is that unclassified material, which is not used for keying, must be wrapped once. This requirement reflects the need to maintain a standard of security and protection for sensitive information, even if it is classified as unclassified. The purpose of wrapping is to ensure that the material is not easily accessible to unauthorized individuals and to minimize the risk of information compromise.

While the level of wrapping may vary depending on the classification and sensitivity of other types of material, unclassified information that does not pertain to keying processes does have a clear guideline of being wrapped only once to adequately protect it. Understanding proper wrapping procedures is part of good COMSEC practices, which emphasize safeguarding all materials, regardless of their classification level, to ensure the integrity of communication security.