SF BLOCK TEST 2 QUESTIONS WITH
ALL ACTUAL ANSWERS.
intelligence cycle - Answer The process of tasking, collecting, processing, analyzing and
disseminating intelligence
Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - Answer intelligence gathered by means of interpersonal
contact, info collected from human sources also by using known documents and social media.
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - Answer collecting foreign intelligence from communications
and information systems for which the NSA is in charge of.
Imagery (IMINT) - Answer Representation of objects reproduced on cameras, or other media.
Also includes photos, sensors, infrared sensors, lasers and electro optics
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - Answer Information that is readily available to the public
and doesn't require any type of malicious activity to obtain. Some of it is classified
How many steps is there to OSINT - Answer four
OSINT Discovery - Answer open source data, a complex field of sources. Photographs,
Images, Documents, audio and video recordings.
OSINT Discrimination - Answer Open source information's data appropriately filtered by OSD
data analysis
OSINT Distillation - Answer OSINT info derived from a process of analysis, filtering,
distillation, and dissemination ex: a picture can help locate where and how the military can
attack rebels
OSINT Dissemination - Answer Validated open source intelligence to which a high degree of
certainty has been attributed
Integrated Defense - Answer ID is the incorporation of multidisciplinary active and passive,
offensive and defensive capabilities it is employed to mitigate potential risks to the air force
How many levels of threats is there - Answer Three
, Level I Threat - Answer enemy agents and terrorists who's primary missions include
espionage, sabotage and subversion (small time terrorists)
Level II Threat - Answer include small scale, irregular forces conducting unconventional
warfare that can pose serious threat to military and civilians
Level III Threat - Answer Threats have the capability of projecting combat power by air, land
and sea anywhere into the operational area
Threats - Answer may include, conventional military units, special forces, foreign intelligence
agents and services
Terrorism - Answer The calculated use of violence to instill fear and is intended to coerce or
intimidate governments or societies
how many types of structures are in terrorism? - Answer Three, Hierarchical structure,
Networked structure, Lone terrorist
hierarchical structure - Answer A terrorist organization that has a well defined chain of
command, and well established command and support. such as ISIS
Networked structure - Answer Networks distribute authority and responsibility throughout
and organization. They only have a common goal but there is no single person giving commands
such as Al-Qaeda
lone terrorist - Answer Compared with a networked or hierarchical org. The lone terrorist is
hard to detect and moves on their own without a commander.
How many Identity based terrorism types is there? - Answer Four. Ethnocentric, Nationalistic,
Revolutionary, and Separatist
Ethnocentric Terrorism - Answer Groups of this persuasion see race and/or ethnicity as the
defining characteristic of society therefore creating cohesion between groups
Nationalistic terrorism - Answer Loyalty and devotion to a nation-state, Placing one nations
culture and interests above those of other nations or groups as the motivating factor
Revolutionary Terrorism - Answer Dedicated to overthrow and established order or
government and replacing it with a new political or social structure
ALL ACTUAL ANSWERS.
intelligence cycle - Answer The process of tasking, collecting, processing, analyzing and
disseminating intelligence
Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - Answer intelligence gathered by means of interpersonal
contact, info collected from human sources also by using known documents and social media.
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - Answer collecting foreign intelligence from communications
and information systems for which the NSA is in charge of.
Imagery (IMINT) - Answer Representation of objects reproduced on cameras, or other media.
Also includes photos, sensors, infrared sensors, lasers and electro optics
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - Answer Information that is readily available to the public
and doesn't require any type of malicious activity to obtain. Some of it is classified
How many steps is there to OSINT - Answer four
OSINT Discovery - Answer open source data, a complex field of sources. Photographs,
Images, Documents, audio and video recordings.
OSINT Discrimination - Answer Open source information's data appropriately filtered by OSD
data analysis
OSINT Distillation - Answer OSINT info derived from a process of analysis, filtering,
distillation, and dissemination ex: a picture can help locate where and how the military can
attack rebels
OSINT Dissemination - Answer Validated open source intelligence to which a high degree of
certainty has been attributed
Integrated Defense - Answer ID is the incorporation of multidisciplinary active and passive,
offensive and defensive capabilities it is employed to mitigate potential risks to the air force
How many levels of threats is there - Answer Three
, Level I Threat - Answer enemy agents and terrorists who's primary missions include
espionage, sabotage and subversion (small time terrorists)
Level II Threat - Answer include small scale, irregular forces conducting unconventional
warfare that can pose serious threat to military and civilians
Level III Threat - Answer Threats have the capability of projecting combat power by air, land
and sea anywhere into the operational area
Threats - Answer may include, conventional military units, special forces, foreign intelligence
agents and services
Terrorism - Answer The calculated use of violence to instill fear and is intended to coerce or
intimidate governments or societies
how many types of structures are in terrorism? - Answer Three, Hierarchical structure,
Networked structure, Lone terrorist
hierarchical structure - Answer A terrorist organization that has a well defined chain of
command, and well established command and support. such as ISIS
Networked structure - Answer Networks distribute authority and responsibility throughout
and organization. They only have a common goal but there is no single person giving commands
such as Al-Qaeda
lone terrorist - Answer Compared with a networked or hierarchical org. The lone terrorist is
hard to detect and moves on their own without a commander.
How many Identity based terrorism types is there? - Answer Four. Ethnocentric, Nationalistic,
Revolutionary, and Separatist
Ethnocentric Terrorism - Answer Groups of this persuasion see race and/or ethnicity as the
defining characteristic of society therefore creating cohesion between groups
Nationalistic terrorism - Answer Loyalty and devotion to a nation-state, Placing one nations
culture and interests above those of other nations or groups as the motivating factor
Revolutionary Terrorism - Answer Dedicated to overthrow and established order or
government and replacing it with a new political or social structure
