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Chapter 19 2013 Flashcards

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Consist of measures and controls that ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information systems assets including hardware, software, firmware, and information being processed, stored, and communicated.

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COMPUSEC

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What are the three core disciplines of information assurance

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COMSEC, COMPUSEC, Emissions Security (EMSEC)

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Examples of malicious logic attacks

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Virus, worm, botnet, Trojan horse

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What is the maximum quantity of PII information that can be stored on removal devices

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500 or more

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Who must report lost or suspected lost removal media containing sensitive information to immediately

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Local security manager or IA office

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An IT threat that is received via email with embedded scripts or false links to provide access for hacker to control the users computer or install malicious logic

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Phishing

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Measures and controls taken to deny unauthorized persons information derived from information systems of the government related to national security and to ensure the authenticity of such information systems

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Communication security (COMSEC)

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What is the difference between transmission security and Emissions security

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Transmission security falls under COMSEC and protects against exploitation by means of cryptoanalysis.
EMSEC prevents interception and analysis of compromising emanations from crypto equipment.

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Process of identifying, analyzing, and controlling critical information

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Operation security

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Five steps of OPSEC

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ID critical info, Analyse threats, analyze Vulnerabilities, Assess risk, Apply measures

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What are the five basic characteristics of OPSEC indicators

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Signatures, associations, profiles, contrasts, exposure

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The characteristic of an indicator that makes it identifiable or causes it to stand out

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Signatures

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Relationship of an indicator to other information or activities

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Associations

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The sum of signatures and associations in an activities profile

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Profiles

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Differences observed between an activity standard profile and it’s most recent or current actions

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Contrasts

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When or for how long an indicator is observed

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Exposure

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Classification, safeguarding, and sanctions are all components of what

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Information security (INFOSEC)

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What are the three levels of classification

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Top secret, secret, and confidential

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Who may classify information

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Secretary defense, secretaries of military departments, officials specifically delegated authority

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Document which details the original classification decision

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Security classification guide

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What four separate and parallel systems can bring about the declassification of information

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Original classifier decides the time, automatically declassified on 25th anniversary unless actions are taken to keep classified, reviewed for declassification upon request, reviewed in a systematic manner for declassification

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Which level classified information can be sent through the Postal Service or other authorized delivery service as long as receipts are used

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Secret

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Who grants, denies, revokes security clearance eligibility

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AFCAF, Air Force Central Adjudication Facility

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Where are security clearance records kept and who can access them?

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In JPAS and unit security manager

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What are the four steps in determining effects required of integrated defense program

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Criticality of installation assets, analyzing threats, assessing vulnerabilities, make prudent ID desicions

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The line that delineates the surface area of a base for the purpose of facilitating coordination and deconflictin of operations between adjacent units, formations, or areas.

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(BB) Base Boundry

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An Air Force unique concept to describe the area of concern around and airbase

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(BSZ) base security zone

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What is the command-and-control center for ID operations during routine and emergency operations

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(BDOC) battle defense operation center

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How many desired effects does a commander strive toward in risk management

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Nine (ADDAWDDDR)

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Achieved through intelligence analysis

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Anticipate

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Achieved through professional and persistent execution of security tactics, techniques, and procedures

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Deter

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Achieved through a variety of screening processes and observation technologies

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Detect

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Achieved through cognizance, readiness, and awareness of all Air Force personnel and an understanding of threat TTP

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Assess

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Achieved through standardized and reliable communications among and between units and personnel

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Warn

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Achieved through a multitude of force applications relevant to the threat

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Defeat

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Achieved through deliberate layers of defensive applications designed to progressively weaken or hinder the enemies effort

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Delay

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Achieved through the coordinated and synchronized force application of all airmen in a unified effort against the enemy

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Defend

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Achieved through prudent logistics and consequence management planning

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Recover

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Who plays a part in the intelligence fusion cell action group

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Security forces staff function and subject matter experts from OSI

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What does the intelligence fusion cell action group do

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Conduct intelligence preparation for the operational environment

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Critical assessment, threat and vulnerability assessment, risk assessment, risk tolerance, countermeasures, decisions and implementation are the seven steps of what

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Integrated Defense risk management process

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What protection level applies to assets that our nuclear weapons in storage, matted to the delivery system, or in transit; designated command, control, communication facilities; and aircraft designated to transport the president

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PL1

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Protection level of non-nuclear alert forces; designate space and launch systems; expensive, few in number, one-of-a-kind systems or facilities; and intelligence-gathering systems

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PL2

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Protection level of resources that are non-alert resources that can be generated to alert status, such as F-16s; selected C3 facilities, systems, and equipment; and non-launch critical or non-unique space launch systems

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PL3

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Protection level of facility storing category one, two, or three sensitive conventional arms, ammunition, and explosives; fuels and liquid oxygen storage areas; and Air Force accounting and finance vault areas

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PL4

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Within how many months of travel is the foreign travel briefing required

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Three months

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What are the four threat areas of human intelligence

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Espionage, subversion, sabotage, terrorism

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What is any action designed to undermine the military, economic, psychological, or political strength or morale of a regime

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Subversion

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What are the four efforts of human intelligence

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Interrogation, source operations, debriefing, document and media exploitation

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What is the act of questioning cooperating human resources to satisfy intelligence requirements, consistent with applicable law

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Debriefing

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Who is the point of contact between the Air Force and the Secret Service to report threats against the president vice president all former presidents wives or widows foruegn heads of state

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OSI

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