COPC Review| 156 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

What are the three types of Cyberspace Missions? correct answer: OCO, DCO, DODIN Ops What are the four different types of Cyberspace actions? correct answer: Attack, Exploitation, Defense, Security What are the four types of Cyberspace Threats? correct answer: Nation State, Non-State, Individual and Small Groups, Accidents and Natural Hazards What are the three elements of the Cyber Mission Forces? correct answer: CNMF, CPF, CCMF What are the four different types of Cyber Protection Teams? correct answer: National, Command, Service, DODIN Who is (are) the executive authority (authorities) for offensive cyberspace operations? correct answer: The President of the United States and Secretary of Defense What are the three Titles of the US Code that authorizes the operations of Cyber Mission Forces? correct answer: Title 10, Title 32, Title 50 Is OCO external or internal to the DODIN? correct answer: External What does D4M stand for, in relation to Cyber Effects? correct answer: Deny, Degrade, Disrupt, Destroy, or Manipulation What is Cyber ISR? correct answer: ISR activities in cyberspace conducted to gather intelligence from target and adversary systems that may be required to support future operations. If you want to conduct OCO you MUST have what? correct answer: Access, Authority, Capability, Time, Intelligence What are the 5 validity criteria for COA development? correct answer: Adequate, Feasible, Acceptable, Distinguishable, Complete During what step would you make a draft RFS? correct answer: Step 4 - Analysis and Wargaming List the Seven Steps of the Joint Planning Process (JPP) correct answer: planning initiation, mission analysis, COA development, COA analysis and wargaming, COA comparison, COA approval, plan or order development What is the difference between a "restraint" and a "constraint"? correct answer: Restraints are a PROHIBITION (must not do). Constraints are a CONTROL (must do).