#1
What is counterintelligence?
The protection of national security information from foreign intelligence threats
ExplanationProtection of national security from foreign intelligence threats.
#2
Which of the following is NOT a goal of counterintelligence?
Promoting international cooperation
ExplanationNot a goal: promoting international cooperation.
#3
Which of the following is a common technique used in counterintelligence investigations?
Deception
ExplanationCommon technique: deception.
#4
What is 'CI' short for in counterintelligence terminology?
Counterintelligence
Explanation'CI' abbreviation: Counterintelligence.
#5
Which of the following is a key principle of counterintelligence?
Deception
ExplanationKey principle: deception.
#6
What is a 'double agent' in counterintelligence?
An agent who pretends to work for one intelligence service while actually working for another
ExplanationAgent pretending to work for one intelligence service while actually working for another.
#7
Which of the following is a common method used by counterintelligence to detect spies?
Surveillance
ExplanationCommon method: surveillance.
#8
What is the difference between counterintelligence and intelligence?
Counterintelligence focuses on protecting national security, while intelligence focuses on gathering information.
ExplanationDifference: Counterintelligence protects national security; intelligence gathers information.
#9
Which agency is primarily responsible for counterintelligence in the United States?
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
ExplanationPrimary agency: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
#10
Which historical event led to the establishment of modern counterintelligence practices?
The Cold War
ExplanationEstablishment of modern practices: The Cold War.
#11
What is the 'MICE' model used in counterintelligence?
A model for understanding the motivations of potential defectors
ExplanationMICE model: understanding motivations of potential defectors.
#12
What is the 'Five Eyes' alliance in the context of counterintelligence?
An alliance between five countries to share intelligence information
ExplanationFive Eyes: alliance to share intelligence among five countries.
#13
What is the significance of 'HUMINT' in counterintelligence operations?
It refers to the use of human intelligence sources to gather information.
ExplanationSignificance: use of human intelligence sources to gather information.
#14
What is a 'honey trap' in the context of counterintelligence?
A covert operation involving romantic or sexual entrapment
Explanation'Honey trap': covert operation involving romantic or sexual entrapment.
#15
What is 'active measures' in the context of counterintelligence?
A form of psychological warfare using propaganda
Explanation'Active measures': psychological warfare using propaganda.