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USCG OPSEC Security Fundamentals

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This deck covers key concepts and questions related to the USCG OPSEC Test, focusing on security fundamentals and procedures.

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Definition
Countermeasures control or hide _______ and reduce vulnerabilities.
Indicators
OPSEC is designed to protect __________.
Critical Information
Risk is the measure of the _____ an adversary will compromise key operational information.
Probability
Which of the following does NOT define OPSEC?
A Security program used to punish careless individuals.
A vulnerability is a _____ that provides an adversary opportunity for exploitation.
Weakness
What is the third step of the OPSEC 5 process?
Analyze Vulnerabilities
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USCG OPSEC Security Fundamentals
TermDefinition
Countermeasures control or hide _______ and reduce vulnerabilities.
Indicators
OPSEC is designed to protect __________.
Critical Information
Risk is the measure of the _____ an adversary will compromise key operational information.
Probability
Which of the following does NOT define OPSEC?
A Security program used to punish careless individuals.
A vulnerability is a _____ that provides an adversary opportunity for exploitation.
Weakness
What is the third step of the OPSEC 5 process?
Analyze Vulnerabilities
A viable threat is indicated by ________.
Intent and capability
what type of information does OPSEC safeguard?
Intentions and Capabilities
The FPCON at your unit has changed from Alpha to Bravo
Increase your awareness, Openly discuss the elevation with your crew members or other people in your office, Make a mental note that the threat condition has changed.
Which of the following define OPSEC?
A process use to keep certain information from adversaries. Hey mindset to practice protecting personnel and the mission.
Which of the following characterize your role in anti-terrorism in force protection efforts?
Know the FPCON levels. Report. Follow the security playing. Protect. Observe. Apply FPCON to unit operations.
What are your roles in the AT program?
Report. Observe. Protect.
Which of the following actions would you take to decrease your chance of becoming a terrorist target?
Wear civilian clothes during commute. Vary your work schedule.
Anti-terrorism establishes ____ procedures and measures for use in responding to ____ levels of terrorist threats to coast guard units ashore and afloat
Uniform, progressive
As part of the observe step in AT, you should make sure to pay attention to activities that are ___.
Out of the ordinary.
You see that one of your shipmates posted the following on their Facebook page: "just left Cozumel. Will be patrolling the Western Caribbean looking for drug smugglers for the next two weeks." What should you do?
Ask them to take it down. Notify your supervisor.
Force protection standardizes ___ terrorist threats.
Identification of, responses to, preventative actions for