Counterintelligence Awareness and Security
Brief (CI112.16) UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
The three levels of classified information are:
Select one:
a. Secured, Top Secret, Confidential
b. Confidential, Restricted, Top Secret
c. Confidential, Secret, Top Secret - CORRECT ANSWER - c. Confidential, Secret, Top
Secret
Ben works part time for a cleared defense contractor. He does not hold a security clearance.
Based on this information, is Ben a potential target for adversaries?
Select one:
a. No. Adversaries target only people who have security clearances.
b. Yes. All facility employees are potential targets of adversaries.
c. Maybe. Ben may be a targeted if he works in the vicinity of cleared personnel.
d. No. Adversaries target only people who hold key positions. - CORRECT ANSWER - b.
Yes. All facility employees are potential targets of adversaries.
When targeting people, adversaries employ a wide range of methods and may even look for
exploitable weaknesses, which may include: (Select all that apply)
Select one or more:
a. gambling problems
b. drug & alcohol issues
c. frequent vacations
, d. financial issues - CORRECT ANSWER - a. gambling problems
b. drug & alcohol issues
d. financial issues
(a, b, & d)
When you consider assets that must be protected, you must consider: (Check all that apply).
Select one or more:
a. people, information
b. facilities & networks
c. equipment
d. suppliers, and activities & operations - CORRECT ANSWER - a. people, information
b. facilities & networks
c. equipment
d. suppliers, and activities & operations
(Select All)
type(s) of information must employees protect? Select all that apply.
Select one or more:
a. Classified information
b. Business proprietary information
c. Intellectual property
d. Controlled unclassified information (CUI) - CORRECT ANSWER - a. Classified
information
b. Business proprietary information
Brief (CI112.16) UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
The three levels of classified information are:
Select one:
a. Secured, Top Secret, Confidential
b. Confidential, Restricted, Top Secret
c. Confidential, Secret, Top Secret - CORRECT ANSWER - c. Confidential, Secret, Top
Secret
Ben works part time for a cleared defense contractor. He does not hold a security clearance.
Based on this information, is Ben a potential target for adversaries?
Select one:
a. No. Adversaries target only people who have security clearances.
b. Yes. All facility employees are potential targets of adversaries.
c. Maybe. Ben may be a targeted if he works in the vicinity of cleared personnel.
d. No. Adversaries target only people who hold key positions. - CORRECT ANSWER - b.
Yes. All facility employees are potential targets of adversaries.
When targeting people, adversaries employ a wide range of methods and may even look for
exploitable weaknesses, which may include: (Select all that apply)
Select one or more:
a. gambling problems
b. drug & alcohol issues
c. frequent vacations
, d. financial issues - CORRECT ANSWER - a. gambling problems
b. drug & alcohol issues
d. financial issues
(a, b, & d)
When you consider assets that must be protected, you must consider: (Check all that apply).
Select one or more:
a. people, information
b. facilities & networks
c. equipment
d. suppliers, and activities & operations - CORRECT ANSWER - a. people, information
b. facilities & networks
c. equipment
d. suppliers, and activities & operations
(Select All)
type(s) of information must employees protect? Select all that apply.
Select one or more:
a. Classified information
b. Business proprietary information
c. Intellectual property
d. Controlled unclassified information (CUI) - CORRECT ANSWER - a. Classified
information
b. Business proprietary information
