IDW: TechFundamentals/OPSEC/Security Flashcards

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Wavelength

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Physical distance of a wave or cycle

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Frequency

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

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Ducting

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

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Refraction

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

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Multiplexing

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

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Modulation

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Impressing intelligence upon a transmission medium.

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Demodulation

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Removal of intelligence from a transmission medium.

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Bandwidth

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

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Keying

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Inserting noise or data onto a frequency.

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Propagation

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Movement through a medium.

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Continuous Wave

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

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Azimuth

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

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Define Operational Security.

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

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Air Search RADAR

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

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Surface search RADAR

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

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15
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Fire Control RADAR has how many phases?

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Three

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What are the 3 phases of Fire Control RADAR?

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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.

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17
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What is the 5 step planning process?

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Identify Critical Information (CI)

Analyze the threat

Analyze the vulnerabilities

Assess the risk

Apply the countermeasures

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PAO

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Target Audience - Public
Intent - Inform
Method - Public Release

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OPSEC

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

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Define Critical Information

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

21
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What directives govern personnel security?

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  1. 30: Personnel Security Manual

5510. 36: Information Security Manual

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Top Secret

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Orange; cause grave damage to the national security.

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Secret

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Red; Cause serious damage to the national security.

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Confidential

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

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SCI (Sensitive Compartmental Information)

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

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Unclassified

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Green; Potential to the harmful.

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What does “need to know” mean?

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

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Top Secret Investigation

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Favorably completed SSBI every 5 years

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Secret Investigation

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Favorably completed NACLC every 10 years.

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Confidential Investigation

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Favorably completed NACLC every 15 years.

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Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP)

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Adjustable defensive posture set for mitigation of potential threats.

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Events to be reported to SSO.

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Arrests and convictions.

Adverse involvement with law enforcement.

Bad credit

Alcohol abuse

Drug involvement

Mental health issues

Outside employment

Security violations

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Purpose of EAP

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

34
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Procedures for hard copy classified material for Hand Carry

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Must have courier card or courier letter

Must go directly to destination

If stopped or pulled over, show military ID and courier card/letter

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FPCON Levels

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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.

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SF700

A

Security Container Information

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SF701

A

Activity Security Checklist

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SF702

A

Security Container Check Sheet

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SF703

A

Top Secret Coversheet

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SF312

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Classified Non-disclosure agreement

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What is a RAM

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

42
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What is PED (Personal Electronic Devices)?

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Personal Electronic Device are prohibited in all classified spaces.

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Difference between a Security Violation and Practice Dangerous to Security.

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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.

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Define an Access List

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

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Responsibilities of DONCAF

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Authority on authorizing all clearances.

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What is Two Person Integrity (TPI)

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

47
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Procedures for sanitizing an area.

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

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What is Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS)

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Website used to hold personnel information involving security clearances.

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Purpose of SF86

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Approved method of requesting PSI products from OPM.