MGMT MISC DISCS intro to security cooperation Module 4_Latest,100% CORRECT

MGMT MISC DISCS intro to security cooperation Module 4_Latest • Question 1 6.6 out of 6.6 points Under DoD Directive 5000.01, DoD Acquisition Workforce must seek to first source capability solutions from . Selected Answer: d. domestic or international commercial products or dual-use technologies Answers: a. cooperative development program with one or more Allied nations b. new Service-unique development c. new joint Service development d. domestic or international commercial products or dual-use technologies Response Feedback: Correct. Under DoD Directive 5000.01, DoD Acquisition Workforce must seek to first source capability solutions from domestic or international commercial products or dual-use technologies. • Question 2 6.6 out of 6.6 points The U.S. collaborates with partner nations in International Armaments Cooperation (IAC) programs to . Selected Answer: c. share costs and risk Answers: a. decrease interoperability b. minimize U.S. access to technology c. share costs and risk d. delay operational fielding of defense systems Response Feedback: Correct. The U.S. collaborates with partner nations in International Armaments Cooperation (IAC) programs to share costs and risk. • Question 3 6.6 out of 6.6 points International Acquisition & Exportability (IA&E) assessment results becomes the foundation for guidance, plans, and instructions concerning future external stakeholder collaboration. Selected Answer: a. acquisition program- and system-specific Answers: a. acquisition program- and system-specific b. Department of State c. Combatant Command d. All of the above Response Feedback: Correct. International Acquisition & Exportability (IA&E) assessment results becomes the foundation for acquisition program- and system- specific guidance, plans, and instructions concerning future external stakeholder collaboration. • Question 4 6.6 out of 6.6 points represent any communication with a foreign government or international organization, in such detail that acceptance of such a position or offer would result in an international agreement, like an MOU or MOA. Selected Answer: a. negotiations Answers: a. negotiations b. preliminary talks c. technical discussions d. exploratory discussions Response Feedback: Correct. Negotiations represent any communication with a foreign government or international organization, in such detail that acceptance of such a position or offer would result in an international agreement, like an MOU or MOA. • Question 5 6.6 out of 6.6 points The distinction between Classified Military Information (CMI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is important because they are both , but processes to appropriately them are quite different. Selected Answer: d. controlled; disclose Answers: a. contained; classify b. classified; contain c. disclosed; controlled d. controlled; disclose Response Feedback: Correct. The distinction between Classified Military Information (CMI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is important because they are both controlled, but processes to appropriately disclose them are quite different. • Question 6 7.6 out of 7.6 points International involvement should be considered as early as possible and can occur throughout the of equipment and material for DoD requirements. Selected Answer: a. original design, development, and production Answers: a. original design, development, and production b. Foreign Military Sales c. just production d. RDTE processes Response Feedback: Correct. International involvement should have been considered as early as possible and can occur throughout the original design, development, and production of equipment and material for DoD requirements. • Question 7 0 out of 6.6 points Only have the authority to make decisions for the export and import of military and dual-use items; “dual-use”, meaning articles having both a military and civilian use. Selected Answer: a. Department of State (DoS) and Department of Defense (DoD) Answers: a. Department of State (DoS) and Department of Defense (DoD) b. Congress and Department of Commerce (DoC) c. Congress and Department of Defense (DoD) d. Department of State (DoS) and Department of Commerce (DoC) Response Feedback: Incorrect. See Module Four, Lesson Three, Page 2. • Question 8 6.6 out of 6.6 points The broad spectrum of International Program Security Requirements covers all of the following except . Selected Answer: c. Cultural assimilation and integration Answers: a. Policy for foreign and national disclosure of classified information b. Technology transfer and export controls c. Cultural assimilation and integration d. Guidelines for international visits and assignments Response Feedback: Correct. The broad spectrum of International Program Security Requirements covers all of the following except cultural assimilation and integration. • Question 9 6.6 out of 6.6 points The purpose of the National Disclosure Policy (NDP) is to . Selected Answer: b. establish a framework to approve or deny the transfer of Classified Military Information (CMI) to foreign governments and international organizations Answers: a. create a framework to facilitate transferring Classified Military Information (CMI) within the USG b. establish a framework to approve or deny the transfer of Classified Military Information (CMI) to foreign governments and international organizations c. implement a blanket policy in transferring Classified Military Information (CMI) outside the USG d. ensure Classified Military Information (CMI) is never transferred outside the USG Response Feedback: Correct. The purpose of the National Disclosure Policy (NDP) is to establish a framework to approve or deny the transfer of Classified Military Information (CMI) to foreign governments and international organizations. • Question 10 6.6 out of 6.6 points is a multi-faceted area in which the U.S. cooperates with other countries and international organizations to research, develop, acquire and sustain military systems. Selected Answer: c. International Armaments Cooperation (IAC) Answers: a. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) b. Direct Commercial Sales (DCS) c. International Armaments Cooperation (IAC) d. International Agreements Response Feedback: Correct. International Armaments Cooperation (IAC) is a multi-faceted area in which the U.S. cooperates with other countries and international organizations to research, develop, acquire and sustain military systems. • Question 11 6.6 out of 6.6 points Program protection provides the processes, methodologies, and techniques to enable program offices to identify and determine the most appropriate mix of measures to protect it from known security threats and attacks. Selected Answer: d. all of the above Answers: a. information b. components c. technologies d. all of the above Response Feedback: Correct. All of the above. Program protection provides the processes, methodologies, and techniques to enable program offices to identify information, technology, and components, and determine the most appropriate mix of measures to protect it from known security threats and attacks. • Question 12 6.6 out of 6.6 points The objective of a program protection plan (PPP) is to . Selected Answer: b. protect Critical Program Information (CPI) from hostile collection efforts and unauthorized disclosure during the acquisition process Answers: a. isolate Critical Program Information (CPI) and eliminate international involvement b. protect Critical Program Information (CPI) from hostile collection efforts and unauthorized disclosure during the acquisition process c. disclose all Critical Program Information (CPI) to stakeholders for the sake of transparency d. accelerate the acquisition process by deemphasizing technology security Response Feedback: Correct. The objective of a program protection plan (PPP) is to protect Critical Program Information (CPI) from hostile collection efforts and unauthorized disclosure during the acquisition process. • Question 13 6.6 out of 6.6 points consists of the critical elements of the system that produce or enable a unique capability and make it valuable to U.S. defense forces. Selected Answer: b. Critical Program Information (CPI) Answers: a. Technology Release Roadmap (TRR) b. Critical Program Information (CPI) c. Security Classification Guide (SCG) d. Program Protection Plan (PPP) Response Feedback: Correct. Critical Program Information consists of the critical elements of the system that produce or enable a unique capability and make it valuable to U.S. defense forces. • Question 14 0 out of 6.6 points , who is responsible for considering International Acquisition & Exportability (IA&E) throughout systems acquisition, takes direction from the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, USD (A&S). Selected Answer: b. DSCA Answers: a. Partner Nation b. DSCA c. DoD acquisition workforce d. DoD SC planners Response Feedback: Incorrect. See Module Four, Lesson One, Page 15. • Question 15 6.6 out of 6.6 points DoD considerations of international involvement in acquisition and future exportability leads to benefits such as . Selected Answer: c. engaging the global defense technology base while maintaining U.S. military technological edge Answers: a. weakening the domestic and allied industrial base b. increasing overall acquisition costs c. engaging the global defense technology base while maintaining U.S. military technological edge d. degrading partner nation operational capability and interoperability Response Feedback: Correct. DoD considerations of international involvement in acquisition and future exportability leads to benefits such as engaging the global defense technology base while maintaining U.S. military technological edge.