IDW: TechFundamentals/OPSEC/Security

Question 0

Wavelength

Answer 0

Physical distance of a wave or cycle

Question 1

Frequency

Answer 1

Number of cycles that occur in one second; usually in hertz.

Question 2

Ducting

Answer 2

Temperature or moisture conditions in atmosphere that allow a greater bending of radio waves.

Question 3

Refraction

Answer 3

Waves that changes direction when passing from one medium to another.

Question 4

Multiplexing

Answer 4

For simultaneous transmission of two or more signals over a common carrier wave.

Question 5

Modulation

Answer 5

Impressing intelligence upon a transmission medium.

Question 6

Demodulation

Answer 6

Removal of intelligence from a transmission medium.

Question 7

Bandwidth

Answer 7

Space within the (RF) Radio Frequency spectrum that’s signal occupies; expressed in Hertz.

Question 8

Keying

Answer 8

Inserting noise or data onto a frequency.

Question 9

Propagation

Answer 9

Movement through a medium.

Question 10

Continuous Wave

Answer 10

Unmodulated frequency that doesn’t carry additional modulated intelligence and is transmitted for use in some radio transmissions.

Question 11

Azimuth

Answer 11

Angular measurement in the horizontal plane used in reference to altitude.

Question 12

Define Operational Security.

Answer 12

Systematic, proven process that identifies, controls and protects generally sensitive, but unclassified information about a mission, operation or activity.

Question 13

Air Search RADAR

Answer 13

Detect & determine position, course & speed of air targets; used as early warning devices.

Question 14

Surface search RADAR

Answer 14

Used to detect presence of surface craft & low flying aircraft/navigational aid in coastal waters and poor weather conditions.

Question 15

Fire Control RADAR has how many phases?

Answer 15

Three

Question 16

What are the 3 phases of Fire Control RADAR?

Answer 16

Designation - Radar is directed to general location of desired target.

Acquisition - Radar searches small volume of space in a prearranged pattern until target is located.

Tracking - Once target is located, radar system automatically follows target motions.

Question 17

What is the 5 step planning process?

Answer 17

Identify Critical Information (CI)

Analyze the threat

Analyze the vulnerabilities

Assess the risk

Apply the countermeasures

Question 18

PAO

Answer 18

Target Audience - Public
Intent - Inform
Method - Public Release

Question 19

OPSEC

Answer 19

Target Audience - Adversary
Intent - Deny
Method - Five-Step Process

Question 20

Define Critical Information

Answer 20

Information about friendly activities, intentions, capabilities, or limitations an adversary seeks in order to gain a military, political, diplomatic, economic or technical advantage.

Question 21

What directives govern personnel security?

Answer 21

5510. 30: Personnel Security Manual

5510. 36: Information Security Manual

Question 22

Top Secret

Answer 22

Orange; cause grave damage to the national security.

Question 23

Secret

Answer 23

Red; Cause serious damage to the national security.

Question 24

Confidential

Answer 24

Blue; Could be expected to cause damage to national security.

Question 25

SCI (Sensitive Compartmental Information)

Answer 25

Yellow; Requires a higher level of control (smaller group of ppl)

Question 26

Unclassified

Answer 26

Green; Potential to the harmful.

Question 27

What does "need to know" mean?

Answer 27

A determination that a recipient requires access to specific classified information in order to perform their job.

Question 28

Top Secret Investigation

Answer 28

Favorably completed SSBI every 5 years

Question 29

Secret Investigation

Answer 29

Favorably completed NACLC every 10 years.

Question 30

Confidential Investigation

Answer 30

Favorably completed NACLC every 15 years.

Question 31

Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP)

Answer 31

Adjustable defensive posture set for mitigation of potential threats.

Question 32

Events to be reported to SSO.

Answer 32

Arrests and convictions. Adverse involvement with law enforcement. Bad credit Alcohol abuse Drug involvement Mental health issues Outside employment Security violations

Question 33

Purpose of EAP

Answer 33

Plan for safeguarding classified material in the event of an emergency; ties into Emergency Destruction.

Question 34

Procedures for hard copy classified material for Hand Carry

Answer 34

Must have courier card or courier letter Must go directly to destination If stopped or pulled over, show military ID and courier card/letter

Question 35

FPCON Levels

Answer 35

Normal: General global threat of possible terrorist threat; routine security posture Alpha: Increased general threat of possible terrorist activity. Bravo: More predictable threat of terrorist activity exists. Charlie: Incident occurred or targeting personnel/facilities is likely. Delta: Applies in imminent area where a terrorist where attack has occurred or Intel that an attack is imminent.

Question 36

SF700

Answer 36

Security Container Information

Question 37

SF701

Answer 37

Activity Security Checklist

Question 38

SF702

Answer 38

Security Container Check Sheet

Question 39

SF703

Answer 39

Top Secret Coversheet

Question 40

SF312

Answer 40

Classified Non-disclosure agreement

Question 41

What is a RAM

Answer 41

Random Anti-Terrorism Measure: Random implementation of higher FPCON measures in consideration of local terrorist capabilities.

Question 42

What is PED (Personal Electronic Devices)?

Answer 42

Personal Electronic Device are prohibited in all classified spaces.

Question 43

Difference between a Security Violation and Practice Dangerous to Security.

Answer 43

Security Violation: A compromise of classified info to persons not authorized to receive it. PDS: Failure to comply with the provisions of security regulations which could cause a compromise of classified information.

Question 44

Define an Access List

Answer 44

Personnel who need uninhibited access to a space to fully perform their duties.

Question 45

Responsibilities of DONCAF

Answer 45

Authority on authorizing all clearances.

Question 46

What is Two Person Integrity (TPI)

Answer 46

Ensures that no one person has complete access to sensitive information.

Question 47

Procedures for sanitizing an area.

Answer 47

Removal of information from the media or equipment such that data recovery using any known technique or analysis is prevented.

Question 48

What is Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS)

Answer 48

Website used to hold personnel information involving security clearances.

Question 49

Purpose of SF86

Answer 49

Approved method of requesting PSI products from OPM.