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Which of the following are examples of vulnerabilities exploited by our adversaries to collect our information? - All the Above The loss of sensitive information, even unclassified small bits of information, can have a direct and negative impact on operations. - True The adversary is collecting information regarding your organizations mission, from the trash and recycling. What is the adversary exploiting? - a vulnerability The adversary CANNOT determine our operations or missions by piecing together small details of information and indicators. - False Which of the following represents critical information - Deployment dates and locations. OPSEC is a cycle used to identify, analyze, and control _____ indicating friendly actions associated with military operations and other activities. - critical information _____ are friendly detectable actions and open source information that can be interpreted or pieced together by an adversary to derive critical information. - Indicators. Who should unit members contact when reporting OPSEC concerns? - All the above OPSEC is a dissemination control category within the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) program - True OPSEC is a cycle that involves all of the following EXCEPT - Identify adversary actions to conceal their information and intentions.The purpose of OPSEC in the workplace is to ________ - reduce vulnerabilities to friendly mission accomplishment. An adversary with the ____ and ____ to undertake any actions detrimental to the success of programs, activities, or operations describes an OPSEC threat. - capability, intent. You are out with friends at a local establishment. A stranger walks up to you and starts to ask about your job and offers to buy you a drink. What should you do? - Politely decline and change the subject.

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DAF Operations Security Awareness
Training

Which of the following are examples of vulnerabilities exploited by our adversaries to collect our
information? - All the Above



The loss of sensitive information, even unclassified small bits of information, can have a direct and
negative impact on operations. - True



The adversary is collecting information regarding your organizations mission, from the trash and
recycling. What is the adversary exploiting? - a vulnerability



The adversary CANNOT determine our operations or missions by piecing together small details of
information and indicators. - False



Which of the following represents critical information - Deployment dates and locations.

OPSEC is a cycle used to identify, analyze, and control _____ indicating friendly actions associated with
military operations and other activities. - critical information



_____ are friendly detectable actions and open source information that can be interpreted or pieced
together by an adversary to derive critical information. - Indicators.



Who should unit members contact when reporting OPSEC concerns? - All the above



OPSEC is a dissemination control category within the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) program -
True



OPSEC is a cycle that involves all of the following EXCEPT - Identify adversary actions to conceal
their information and intentions.

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