Security Essentials - |Questions and
Answers Verified 100% Correct
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the enemy was
able to physically destroy the personnel and equipment necessary. - ANSWER AT/FP
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the enemy was
able to determine the unit's plans by assembling pieces of unclassified information
from janitorial contractors, dumpsters, and social media. - ANSWER OPSEC
The unit's classified information was compromised because the radio signal on which
it was transmitted was encrypted with compromised encryption keys, so the enemy
was able to intercept it. - ANSWER COMSEC
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the unit failed to
both mitigate threats and risks to the unit and establish back-up plans in the event
that threats and risks actually occurred. - ANSWER Mission Assurance / COOP
The unit's classified information was compromised because someone was granted
access to classified spaces without first being verified as having access and eligibility
via the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) website. - ANSWER PERS SEC
The unit's classified information was compromised because it was unmarked, left
unattended, thrown in the garbage, and eventually found in a dumpster by someone
to whom disclosure is unauthorized. - ANSWER INFO SEC
Answers Verified 100% Correct
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the enemy was
able to physically destroy the personnel and equipment necessary. - ANSWER AT/FP
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the enemy was
able to determine the unit's plans by assembling pieces of unclassified information
from janitorial contractors, dumpsters, and social media. - ANSWER OPSEC
The unit's classified information was compromised because the radio signal on which
it was transmitted was encrypted with compromised encryption keys, so the enemy
was able to intercept it. - ANSWER COMSEC
The unit's ability to conduct operations was compromised because the unit failed to
both mitigate threats and risks to the unit and establish back-up plans in the event
that threats and risks actually occurred. - ANSWER Mission Assurance / COOP
The unit's classified information was compromised because someone was granted
access to classified spaces without first being verified as having access and eligibility
via the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) website. - ANSWER PERS SEC
The unit's classified information was compromised because it was unmarked, left
unattended, thrown in the garbage, and eventually found in a dumpster by someone
to whom disclosure is unauthorized. - ANSWER INFO SEC
