OPSEC Level II Exam Questions And Answers
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Other responsibilities/duties of the OPSEC officer include? - ANSWER 1. Producing
Official Policy Letter
2. Coordinating functions within a Working Group
3. Publishing an OPSEC SOP
4. Interagency Integration
5. Develop a CIL
6. Publish an Annual Report
7. Conduct/Promote OPSEC Training and Awareness
8. Conduct OPSEC Reviews
9. Take part in self/external program Assessments
Critical Information comes from? - ANSWER 1. Protected Sources
2. Open Sources
3. Detectible Actions
NOTE: Intelligence Collection is not a Random Effort
All OPSEC measures are implemented to? - ANSWER Protect Critical Information
Critical Information may be____________ or ____________ sensitive. - ANSWER
"Time" or "Event"
What is Threat driven? - ANSWER OPSEC... Threat = Intent + Capability
What are some of the traditional Collection Methods? - ANSWER HUMINT; SIGINT;
GEOINT; OSINT and MASINT
Two types of HUMINT collection are? - ANSWER Overt and Covert
Foreign Intelligence Services employ the following HUMINT methods? - ANSWER 1.
Recruiting (R)
2. Elicitation (E)
3. Planting (P)
Thinking like an Adversary collecting Critical Information UNDERSTAND and
REMEMBER that... - ANSWER Collection is "not" a Random Effort
Levels of Vulnerabilities exist at the? - ANSWER 1. Strategic Level, (S)
2. Operational Level, and the (O)
3. Tactical Level (T)
, Adversary analysts develop perceptions by? - ANSWER 1. Piecing the Indicators
Together
2. Conducting a Comparative Analysis identifying Trends
3. Report Observations for Review Cand await Guidance
3 Categories of OPSEC Measures include? - ANSWER 1. Action Control (A)
2. Countermeasures (C)
3. Counter Analysis (C)
Action Control measures are? - ANSWER Means of Mitigation, to include TRAINING...
Countermeasures can look like? - ANSWER Signal Jamming
Counter analysis can look like? - ANSWER Use of Deceptions / Decoys and False
leads...
A form of Risk Management is a Table Top Exercise, why is this employed? -
ANSWER It helps leaders learn to make informed decisions regarding available courses
of action.
What is the OPSEC definition of Risk? - ANSWER The "probability" an adversary will
compromise Critical Information and the "impact" is the severity of the damage taken
when they are successful
What does R = I x ( T x V ) mean? - ANSWER Risk equals Impact x threat x
vulnerability
What is the current risk without OPSEC measures - ANSWER Failure
FOIA is? - ANSWER A public record. ANY official writing or recording.
How many FOIA exemptions are there? - ANSWER (9) Nine
OPSEC Review supports a responsible release of records tagged under? - ANSWER
FOIA documents requests...
DD Form 254 - ANSWER Classified / Uncalssified Contract Review...
PAO is NOT the same as an? - ANSWER OPSEC Review
How many Functional Elements are there? - ANSWER (2) Two -- Warfighter & Non
Warfighter
What is the purpose / possible uses for OPSEC Working Groups? - ANSWER 1.
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Other responsibilities/duties of the OPSEC officer include? - ANSWER 1. Producing
Official Policy Letter
2. Coordinating functions within a Working Group
3. Publishing an OPSEC SOP
4. Interagency Integration
5. Develop a CIL
6. Publish an Annual Report
7. Conduct/Promote OPSEC Training and Awareness
8. Conduct OPSEC Reviews
9. Take part in self/external program Assessments
Critical Information comes from? - ANSWER 1. Protected Sources
2. Open Sources
3. Detectible Actions
NOTE: Intelligence Collection is not a Random Effort
All OPSEC measures are implemented to? - ANSWER Protect Critical Information
Critical Information may be____________ or ____________ sensitive. - ANSWER
"Time" or "Event"
What is Threat driven? - ANSWER OPSEC... Threat = Intent + Capability
What are some of the traditional Collection Methods? - ANSWER HUMINT; SIGINT;
GEOINT; OSINT and MASINT
Two types of HUMINT collection are? - ANSWER Overt and Covert
Foreign Intelligence Services employ the following HUMINT methods? - ANSWER 1.
Recruiting (R)
2. Elicitation (E)
3. Planting (P)
Thinking like an Adversary collecting Critical Information UNDERSTAND and
REMEMBER that... - ANSWER Collection is "not" a Random Effort
Levels of Vulnerabilities exist at the? - ANSWER 1. Strategic Level, (S)
2. Operational Level, and the (O)
3. Tactical Level (T)
, Adversary analysts develop perceptions by? - ANSWER 1. Piecing the Indicators
Together
2. Conducting a Comparative Analysis identifying Trends
3. Report Observations for Review Cand await Guidance
3 Categories of OPSEC Measures include? - ANSWER 1. Action Control (A)
2. Countermeasures (C)
3. Counter Analysis (C)
Action Control measures are? - ANSWER Means of Mitigation, to include TRAINING...
Countermeasures can look like? - ANSWER Signal Jamming
Counter analysis can look like? - ANSWER Use of Deceptions / Decoys and False
leads...
A form of Risk Management is a Table Top Exercise, why is this employed? -
ANSWER It helps leaders learn to make informed decisions regarding available courses
of action.
What is the OPSEC definition of Risk? - ANSWER The "probability" an adversary will
compromise Critical Information and the "impact" is the severity of the damage taken
when they are successful
What does R = I x ( T x V ) mean? - ANSWER Risk equals Impact x threat x
vulnerability
What is the current risk without OPSEC measures - ANSWER Failure
FOIA is? - ANSWER A public record. ANY official writing or recording.
How many FOIA exemptions are there? - ANSWER (9) Nine
OPSEC Review supports a responsible release of records tagged under? - ANSWER
FOIA documents requests...
DD Form 254 - ANSWER Classified / Uncalssified Contract Review...
PAO is NOT the same as an? - ANSWER OPSEC Review
How many Functional Elements are there? - ANSWER (2) Two -- Warfighter & Non
Warfighter
What is the purpose / possible uses for OPSEC Working Groups? - ANSWER 1.
