UPTP EXAM 3 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ 766.
Answer: called employment authorization card/visa
1-4 years
non-immigrant/foreign nationals
◉ Most commonly altered parts of ID documents.
Answer: Photo
DOB
expiration date
◉ Two primary lighting techniques used to detect features:.
Answer: oblique lighting
transmitted/back lighting
◉ Tools and items associated with counterfeiting:.
Answer: Genuine original document, scanner, computer, external
hard drive, photoshop, card stock, printer, laminator, adhesive,
cutting instruments
,◉ Photo that has been affixed over the original photo of another ID.
Answer: Photo substitution
◉ What security feature appears & disappears, and is used to
secure/protect.
Answer: Holograms
◉ Ink that appears like glitter and/or tends to change color or vary
optically as the angle of lighting changes is called?.
Answer: Optically variable ink (OVI)
◉ Where is microprint and text usually found?.
Answer: Borders
Graphics
Backgrounds
◉ Four common alterations.
Answer: Hand written additions
Erasures
Cut & paste
Trace over
,◉ Indicators of trace over.
Answer: Ink
Font
◉ The area of ALL passports that is standardized format.
Answer: Machine Readable Zone
◉ Metadata.
Answer: data about data; descriptive, structural, administrative
◉ Cookies.
Answer: IP
ISP
Organizations
Location
Operating System
◉ Digital Officer Safety.
Answer: Having an operational security plan in place prior to
performing any official acts in the digital environment; having
awareness of digital profile
, ◉ Goal of digital officer safety.
Answer: reduce the personal & professional operational risk
associated with online activity
◉ Critical Incident.
Answer: An event requiring an extraordinary degree of adaptation
by the individual who experiences the event
◉ Characteristics of Critical Incident.
Answer: Loss of sense of control
Fight or Flight
Hopelessness
Helplessness
Terror & fear
◉ Crisis.
Answer: sudden event; unpredictable, turning point
◉ Critical Incident Stress.
Answer: stress experienced at any level resulting from exposure to
critical incident
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ 766.
Answer: called employment authorization card/visa
1-4 years
non-immigrant/foreign nationals
◉ Most commonly altered parts of ID documents.
Answer: Photo
DOB
expiration date
◉ Two primary lighting techniques used to detect features:.
Answer: oblique lighting
transmitted/back lighting
◉ Tools and items associated with counterfeiting:.
Answer: Genuine original document, scanner, computer, external
hard drive, photoshop, card stock, printer, laminator, adhesive,
cutting instruments
,◉ Photo that has been affixed over the original photo of another ID.
Answer: Photo substitution
◉ What security feature appears & disappears, and is used to
secure/protect.
Answer: Holograms
◉ Ink that appears like glitter and/or tends to change color or vary
optically as the angle of lighting changes is called?.
Answer: Optically variable ink (OVI)
◉ Where is microprint and text usually found?.
Answer: Borders
Graphics
Backgrounds
◉ Four common alterations.
Answer: Hand written additions
Erasures
Cut & paste
Trace over
,◉ Indicators of trace over.
Answer: Ink
Font
◉ The area of ALL passports that is standardized format.
Answer: Machine Readable Zone
◉ Metadata.
Answer: data about data; descriptive, structural, administrative
◉ Cookies.
Answer: IP
ISP
Organizations
Location
Operating System
◉ Digital Officer Safety.
Answer: Having an operational security plan in place prior to
performing any official acts in the digital environment; having
awareness of digital profile
, ◉ Goal of digital officer safety.
Answer: reduce the personal & professional operational risk
associated with online activity
◉ Critical Incident.
Answer: An event requiring an extraordinary degree of adaptation
by the individual who experiences the event
◉ Characteristics of Critical Incident.
Answer: Loss of sense of control
Fight or Flight
Hopelessness
Helplessness
Terror & fear
◉ Crisis.
Answer: sudden event; unpredictable, turning point
◉ Critical Incident Stress.
Answer: stress experienced at any level resulting from exposure to
critical incident
