COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AWARENESS AND
REPORTING COURSE FOR DOD PRACTICE EXAM
CONSISTING OF 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES PLUS ANSWER KEY 2026-
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Question 1
What is the primary regulatory document that establishes policy, assigns
responsibilities, and provides procedures for Counterintelligence Awareness and
Reporting (CIAR)?
A. DoDD 5240.06
B. E.O. 13526
C. DoDM 5200.01
D. DoDI 3305.11
Answer: A
DoDD 5240.06 is the directive that establishes policy and assigns responsibilities
for CIAR, and lists reportable contacts, activities, indicators, and behaviors
associated with foreign intelligence entities (FIEs), including international
terrorists .
,Question 2
The executive order that governs the DoD Information Security Program is:
A. E.O. 12333
B. E.O. 12968
C. E.O. 13526
D. E.O. 13587
Answer: C
E.O. 13526 (signed 2009) prescribes a uniform system for classifying,
safeguarding, and declassifying national security information and governs the DoD
Information Security Program.
Question 3
According to the course, what is the definition of a Foreign Intelligence Entity
(FIE)?
A. Any foreign government official
B. Any known or suspected foreign organization or person that conducts
intelligence activities to acquire U.S. information
C. Any international terrorist organization only
D. Any foreign corporation operating in the U.S.
Answer: B
The course defines a Foreign Intelligence Entity as any known or suspected foreign
organization, person, or group that conducts intelligence activities to acquire U.S.
information, including international terrorists.
Question 4
Carl is a professor at a prominent university working on a project associated with
the DOD. He receives a request from an individual to assist with research for the
project. The individual appears to be overqualified for the position, but Carl
decides to hire him anyway. What are the potential indicators of foreign
intelligence entity solicitation?
A. The individual is a U.S. citizen
B. The individual is seeking a position for which they are overqualified and the
individual requested to assist on a DOD project
C. The individual has a PhD
,D. The individual is a foreign national
Answer: B
Potential indicators include an individual seeking a position for which they are
overqualified, along with a request to assist on a DOD project. The combination of
these factors suggests possible FIE solicitation.
Question 5
Dana is a new employee working for a cleared DOD contractor. She works with
sensitive information on a regular basis. What behaviors does she need to exhibit
in order to protect national security?
A. Remain vigilant, be ready to report, and remain observant
B. Trust all coworkers by default
C. Only report obvious security violations
D. Keep security concerns to herself
Answer: A
Personnel with access to sensitive information must remain vigilant and observant
at all times, and be ready to report any suspicious activities or behaviors to the
appropriate authorities.
Question 6
What do foreign intelligence entities (FIEs) attempt to collect information about?
A. Activities, plans, and technologies
B. Only classified military plans
C. Only personnel information
D. Only financial data
Answer: A
FIEs seek to collect information about U.S. activities, plans, and technologies,
particularly those related to national security and critical technologies.
Question 7
Inadvertent actions, such as easy passwords, practicing poor computer security,
and emailing or placing personal files on your computer, create vulnerabilities to
which method of collecting information?
A. Elicitation
, B. Cyber activities
C. social media
D. Open-source intelligence
Answer: B
Poor cybersecurity practices create vulnerabilities that foreign intelligence entities
can exploit through cyber activities to gain unauthorized access to sensitive
information.
Question 8
Which collection method do foreign intelligence entities (FIEs) frequently use to
extract information from people who have access to classified or sensitive
information?
A. Elicitation
B. Bribery
C. Physical surveillance
D. Electronic eavesdropping
Answer: A
Elicitation is a technique used to extract information through conversation. FIEs
frequently use this method to obtain information from individuals with access to
classified or sensitive information.
Question 9
Which of the following are possible indicators of an Insider Threat?
A. Substance abuse and mental health issues, criminal conduct, and financial
irregularities
B. Working overtime occasionally
C. Taking vacation days
D. Requesting a transfer to another department
Answer: A
Insider threat indicators include substance abuse, mental health issues, criminal
conduct, and financial irregularities. These factors can make an individual
vulnerable to exploitation or indicate potential malicious intent.
REPORTING COURSE FOR DOD PRACTICE EXAM
CONSISTING OF 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES PLUS ANSWER KEY 2026-
2027 Q&A GUARANTEED PASS JUST RELEASED!!!
Question 1
What is the primary regulatory document that establishes policy, assigns
responsibilities, and provides procedures for Counterintelligence Awareness and
Reporting (CIAR)?
A. DoDD 5240.06
B. E.O. 13526
C. DoDM 5200.01
D. DoDI 3305.11
Answer: A
DoDD 5240.06 is the directive that establishes policy and assigns responsibilities
for CIAR, and lists reportable contacts, activities, indicators, and behaviors
associated with foreign intelligence entities (FIEs), including international
terrorists .
,Question 2
The executive order that governs the DoD Information Security Program is:
A. E.O. 12333
B. E.O. 12968
C. E.O. 13526
D. E.O. 13587
Answer: C
E.O. 13526 (signed 2009) prescribes a uniform system for classifying,
safeguarding, and declassifying national security information and governs the DoD
Information Security Program.
Question 3
According to the course, what is the definition of a Foreign Intelligence Entity
(FIE)?
A. Any foreign government official
B. Any known or suspected foreign organization or person that conducts
intelligence activities to acquire U.S. information
C. Any international terrorist organization only
D. Any foreign corporation operating in the U.S.
Answer: B
The course defines a Foreign Intelligence Entity as any known or suspected foreign
organization, person, or group that conducts intelligence activities to acquire U.S.
information, including international terrorists.
Question 4
Carl is a professor at a prominent university working on a project associated with
the DOD. He receives a request from an individual to assist with research for the
project. The individual appears to be overqualified for the position, but Carl
decides to hire him anyway. What are the potential indicators of foreign
intelligence entity solicitation?
A. The individual is a U.S. citizen
B. The individual is seeking a position for which they are overqualified and the
individual requested to assist on a DOD project
C. The individual has a PhD
,D. The individual is a foreign national
Answer: B
Potential indicators include an individual seeking a position for which they are
overqualified, along with a request to assist on a DOD project. The combination of
these factors suggests possible FIE solicitation.
Question 5
Dana is a new employee working for a cleared DOD contractor. She works with
sensitive information on a regular basis. What behaviors does she need to exhibit
in order to protect national security?
A. Remain vigilant, be ready to report, and remain observant
B. Trust all coworkers by default
C. Only report obvious security violations
D. Keep security concerns to herself
Answer: A
Personnel with access to sensitive information must remain vigilant and observant
at all times, and be ready to report any suspicious activities or behaviors to the
appropriate authorities.
Question 6
What do foreign intelligence entities (FIEs) attempt to collect information about?
A. Activities, plans, and technologies
B. Only classified military plans
C. Only personnel information
D. Only financial data
Answer: A
FIEs seek to collect information about U.S. activities, plans, and technologies,
particularly those related to national security and critical technologies.
Question 7
Inadvertent actions, such as easy passwords, practicing poor computer security,
and emailing or placing personal files on your computer, create vulnerabilities to
which method of collecting information?
A. Elicitation
, B. Cyber activities
C. social media
D. Open-source intelligence
Answer: B
Poor cybersecurity practices create vulnerabilities that foreign intelligence entities
can exploit through cyber activities to gain unauthorized access to sensitive
information.
Question 8
Which collection method do foreign intelligence entities (FIEs) frequently use to
extract information from people who have access to classified or sensitive
information?
A. Elicitation
B. Bribery
C. Physical surveillance
D. Electronic eavesdropping
Answer: A
Elicitation is a technique used to extract information through conversation. FIEs
frequently use this method to obtain information from individuals with access to
classified or sensitive information.
Question 9
Which of the following are possible indicators of an Insider Threat?
A. Substance abuse and mental health issues, criminal conduct, and financial
irregularities
B. Working overtime occasionally
C. Taking vacation days
D. Requesting a transfer to another department
Answer: A
Insider threat indicators include substance abuse, mental health issues, criminal
conduct, and financial irregularities. These factors can make an individual
vulnerable to exploitation or indicate potential malicious intent.
