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U.S. Army Operations Security Manual - ANSWER-AR 530-1
Critical Information - ANSWER-Information important to the
successful achievement of U.S. objectives and missions, or
which may be of use to an adversary of the United States. The
adversary needs specific facts about friendly capabilities,
activities, limitations, (including vulnerabilities), and intentions
(CALI) to act effectively so as to degrade friendly mission
accomplishment.
Sensitive Information - ANSWER-Information requiring special
protection from
disclosure that could compromise or pose a threat to
national security, and
Army organization, activity, family member, Department of the
Army civilian or
DOD
contractor.
CIL - Critical Information List - ANSWER-The foundation
document for OPSEC. Can consist of: Capabilities: Troops,
Training, Equipment, Activities: Mission time, date, site.
, Limitations / Vulnerabilities: Readiness rate
Intentions: Plans (OPLAN, SOP, TTP)
Command Guidance sets priorities
Section SME's participate in the OPSEC working group to
assess what CALI are crucial to those priorities.
CIL Characteristics - ANSWER-1. Approved by the CDR
2. CIL no larger than 10 items
3. Unclassified
4. Easy to Understand
5. Widest Dissemination
OPSEC identifies sources of information adversaries use to
form perceptions.
Three categories of sources - ANSWER-1.
Protected Sources
2. Open
Sources
3. Detectable
Sources
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U.S. Army Operations Security Manual - ANSWER-AR 530-1
Critical Information - ANSWER-Information important to the
successful achievement of U.S. objectives and missions, or
which may be of use to an adversary of the United States. The
adversary needs specific facts about friendly capabilities,
activities, limitations, (including vulnerabilities), and intentions
(CALI) to act effectively so as to degrade friendly mission
accomplishment.
Sensitive Information - ANSWER-Information requiring special
protection from
disclosure that could compromise or pose a threat to
national security, and
Army organization, activity, family member, Department of the
Army civilian or
DOD
contractor.
CIL - Critical Information List - ANSWER-The foundation
document for OPSEC. Can consist of: Capabilities: Troops,
Training, Equipment, Activities: Mission time, date, site.
, Limitations / Vulnerabilities: Readiness rate
Intentions: Plans (OPLAN, SOP, TTP)
Command Guidance sets priorities
Section SME's participate in the OPSEC working group to
assess what CALI are crucial to those priorities.
CIL Characteristics - ANSWER-1. Approved by the CDR
2. CIL no larger than 10 items
3. Unclassified
4. Easy to Understand
5. Widest Dissemination
OPSEC identifies sources of information adversaries use to
form perceptions.
Three categories of sources - ANSWER-1.
Protected Sources
2. Open
Sources
3. Detectable
Sources
