Thwarting the Enemy Questions and Answers Rated A+

Thwarting the Enemy Questions and Answers Rated A+ Daily audits of classified systems will prevent unauthorized logons and identify suspicious transmissions: False Which of the following are reportable examples of a possible transmission of classified material via unsecured means? All of the above Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:05 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Because the FBI has primary responsibility for counterintelligence investigations within the United States, all threats should be reported only to the FBI. False A cleared defense contractor hosted a foreign visit. Which of the following activities might you expect to occur? A visitor attempts to wander away from his escort; Some of those listed on the visit request form are replaced with last minute substitutes; Foreign delegation asking questions outside the scope of the intended visit Which of the following types of technology is strictly controlled by the Department of Defense? Military critical technology During a foreign conference or trade show what activities might be experienced? All of the above William is a sales manager with a large firm working on aviation technologies. He is working at the company's booth at the Paris Air Show. Which of the following collection methods would an adversary NOT use at the Paris Air Show? None of the above Sarah is the Facility Security Officer (FSO) at a small, private firm that develops dual use technology. A foreign firm approaches Sarah's facility requesting to purchase the technology. Which regulation is applicable to determine if they can sell the dual use technology to a foreign firm? Export Administration Regulations (EAR) Jack is a Facility Security Officer (FSO) for a cleared defense contractor. Where should he find reporting procedures that pertain to his organization? National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) Social engineering, electronic elicitation, email spoofing, spear phishing, whale phishing, or direct questioning (such as through social networking sites) are all examples of reportable suspicious cyber incidents. True If you had worked with Ms. Sims, which behaviors might be considered as suspicious? Requesting additional security access; Working long and irregular hours without authorization; A tendency to ask questions outside of her normal scope and classification level A Technology Control Plan (TCP) stipulates how a company will control access to its export-controlled technology. True Personnel from Sarah's organization were approached at a conference and were targeted for information concerning a classified system. Which of the following information collection methods may have been used? Recruitment and Elicitation Technology information includes both classified and unclassified information. True Brian is the Facility Security Officer (FSO) at a defense contractor. Who can he go to request contract-specific threat information and program threat assessments? NOT Defense Industrial security office (think it's Program Office) Brian Muller is the program manager for a new weapons system at a cleared defense contract facility. AN award of the multi-million dollar contract has been in the news and Mr. Muller is listed on the company website as the project manager for the new project. AN unknown reporter from the local newspaper called Mr. Muller and asked him several questions about the project and scope. Happy to promote the company, Mr. Muller was pleased to be of assistance. A week later, Mr. Muller attended his annual security briefing and several of the collection methods mentioned by the Facility Security Officer (FSO) made Mr. Muller suspicious of his previous phone call from the reporter. He called local newspaper and was told the reporter he asked for was not listed as an employee at the paper. What collection method may have been used against Mr. Muller? Unsolicited and direct requests