Intelligence Fundamentals Professional Certification Topic Area 2 Exam / Questions And Answers 2023/2024.

INTELLIGENCE FUNDAMENTALS PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION TOPIC AREA 2 EXAM / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023/2024. 2 / 13 1. Intelligence Disciplines: -six basic disciplines -counterintelligence is a 7th -counterintelligence is also one of the several mission objectives outlines by ourNational Intelligence Strategy 1) Counterintelligence 2) Human Intelligence 3) Geospatial Intelligence 4) Measurement and Signature Intelligence 5) Open source intelligence 6) Signals Intelligence 7) Technical Intelligence 2. Intelligence Disciplines:Counterintelligence: -information gathered and activ-ities conducted to identify, deceive, exploit, disrupt, or protect against espionage, other intelligence activities, sabotage or assassinations conducted for or on behalfof foreign powers, organizations or persons, or their agents, or international terroristorganizations or activities -activities are undertaken as part of an integrated DoD and national effort to detect,identify, assess, exploit, penetrate, degrade, counter, disrupt, deceive protect or neutralize, espionage, intelligence collection, sabotage, sedition, subversion, as- sassination, and terrorist activities, conducted for or on behalf of foreign powers, organizations persons, or their agents, or international terrorists organizations or activities directed against U.S. national security interests or DoD and its personnel,information, materiel, facilities, and activities 3. Counter Intelligence Strategy: -two pronged approach as part of a comprehen-sive CI strategy that feeds more effective CI functions Offensive: activities can include exploitation, penetration, degradation, disruption,deception, and neutralization Defensive: activities can include detection, identification, and assessment, protec-tion and other countering activities 3 / 13 4. Counterintelligence Activity Functions: counterintelligence activities encom-pass five functions: 1) collection 2) analysis 3) production of intelligence 4) investigation; which include the detection, identification, exploitation, and/or neu-tralization of adversary intelligence threats directed against the US 5) Functional Services- activities that support other intelligence or DoD operations 4 / 13 by providing specialized defensive CI services such as red teaming, or threatvulnerability assessments also known as TVAs. -CI Activities are undertaken to support the 4 CI missions 5. Counterintelligence Missions: 1) Countering Espionage 2) Support to Force Protection 3) Support to Critical Infrastructure Program 4) Analytic and Operational Support 6. Counterintelligence Missions: Countering Espionage: -countering espi-onage, international terrorism, and the CI insider threat -tie into counterintelligence investigations using both offensive and defensive activ-ities 7. Counterintelligence Missions: Support to Force Protection: -includes per-forming functional services primarily in a defensive posture and in direct support to operations and military units performing operations 8. Counterintelligence Missions: Support to Critical Infrastructure: -includes systems and assets, whether physical or virtual, so vital to the United States that the incapacity or destruction of such systems and assets would have a debilitatingimpact on security, national economic security, national public health or safety, or an