UPTP Test 2 Questions And Answers | Guaranteed Success

UPTP Test 2 Questions And Answers | Guaranteed Success 5 Steps of the OPSEC Process - ANSWERS 1. Identification of Critical Information 2. Analysis of Threat 3. Analysis of Vulnerability 4. Assessment of Risks 5. Application of Countermeasures Identification of Critical Information - ANSWERS Step 1 of OPSEC process Define information of protection & analyze how that information may be inadvertantly compromised Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI) - ANSWERS Aspects that, if known by the adversary, would subsequently lead to failure, or limit the success of the operation Mission-Sensitive Information - ANSWERS current operations, suspects, informants, warrants, location of operations, surveillance Analysis of the Threat - ANSWERS Step 2 of OPSEC process. 2 elements of asuming adversary's perspective: intent & capability Adversary - ANSWERS Anyone who opposes, or acts against, law enforcement's interests Ways Adversaries Gather Information - ANSWERS electronic communications, imagery, trash, open source, human, computer accessing Analysis of Vulnerability - ANSWERS Step 3 of OPSEC process. Enables identification of indicators that could be exploited Assessment of Risks - ANSWERS Step 4 of OPSEC process. Analysis of threat, vulnerability, and impact in order to resopnd based on priority Application of Countermeasures - ANSWERS Step 5 of OPSEC process. Anything that effectively negates an adversary's ability to exploit vulnerabilities Agency-Wide Countermeasures - ANSWERS procedural changes, deception, background checks, physical security, perception management, speed of execution, stopping the mission, training and awareness Individual Countermeasures - ANSWERS limiting web page access, shredding sensitive documents, sanitizing bulletin boards, monitoring public conversations, not using email to discuss sensitive operations Top 3 Factors for LE Vehicle Accident Deaths - ANSWERS 1. Distracted driving 2. Not wearing seat belts 3. Multi-tasking Types of Distractions - ANSWERS Visual, Manual, Cognitive, combination Visual Distractions - ANSWERS street signs, pedestrians, moving or parked vehicles, controls in the car Manual Distractions - ANSWERS adjust radio, eat, groom, talk/text on cellphone LE-Specific Distractions - ANSWERS duty-imposed, technological, culture/mindset 5 Basic Tenents of Below 100 Initiative - ANSWERS 1. Wear your belt 2. Watch your speed 3. Wear your vest 4. W.I.N. 5. Remember: Complacency Kills Main Components of Below 100 Initiative - ANSWERS Awareness & Accountability Below 100 Initiative Goals - ANSWERS asses what need to start doing, stop doing things you shouldn't, continue to do things doing well, change things not doing well Types of Torts & Defense - ANSWERS Constitutional - qualified immunity State law - absolute so long as in scope of employment 42 USC 1983 - ANSWERS 1. an act 2. under color of state law 3. depriving anyone 4. of constitutional or federal civil rights 4th Amendment Violations - ANSWERS arrest without probable cause, searches without a warrant or exception, knowingly or recklessly submitting false info in a warrant, excessive force, failure to intervene Qualified Immunity - ANSWERS Absent a violation of a clearly established right, the court will dismiss the plaintiff's case Types of State Law Tort - ANSWERS Intentional & Negligent Standard for Civil Action - ANSWERS preponderance of evidence Parties in a Civil Case - ANSWERS Plaintiff (injured party) and defendant (wrongdoer) Title 18 USC 241 - ANSWERS "Conspiracy Against Rights" allows federal government to prosecute anyone, including federal, state, and local LEOs, who conspire to violate a person's civil rights Title 18 USC 242 - ANSWERS "Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law" empowers federal government to prosecute federal, state, and local LEOs who, under the mantel of their official authority, intentionally violate the civil rights of prisoners, suspects, or other persons "Under Color of Law" - ANSWERS misuse of power, possessed by virtue of law and made possible only because the wrongdoer is clothed with the authority of law Willfully - ANSWER