#1
What does OPSEC stand for?
Operational Security
Optimal Security
Operative Secrecy
Optical Surveillance
#2
Which of the following is NOT a component of OPSEC?
Analysis
Assessment
Authorization
Implementation
#3
In OPSEC, what does the term 'sensitive information' refer to?
Publicly available data
Classified information that, if disclosed, could harm operations
Information with no security implications
Outdated information
#4
Which of the following is a key aspect of OPSEC?
Disclosing sensitive information openly
Protecting and controlling information
Sharing passwords with colleagues
Ignoring potential threats
#5
What is the primary goal of OPSEC?
Complete elimination of all risks
To minimize the risk of information exposure
Public disclosure of all operations
Maximizing information sharing
#6
Which of the following is an example of a physical security measure in OPSEC?
Firewall implementation
Access control systems
Password policies
Data encryption
#7
What is the concept of 'need-to-know' in OPSEC?
Everyone should have access to all information
Only individuals with a specific need should have access to certain information
Sharing information openly with no restrictions
Regularly updating security protocols
#8
Which of the following is an example of a countermeasure in OPSEC?
Publishing classified information online
Implementing encryption protocols
Sharing operational details with the public
Neglecting security awareness training
#9
What is the significance of the 'Analysis' phase in OPSEC?
Identifying and addressing vulnerabilities
Implementing security measures
Evaluating the success of operations
Planning for future activities
#10
What is the concept of 'blending in' in the context of OPSEC?
Being conspicuous to deter potential threats
Adopting behaviors or appearances that don't attract attention
Sharing operational details openly
Ignoring security protocols
#11
Which phase of OPSEC involves identifying critical information?
Analysis
Assessment
Implementation
Planning
#12
What is a common OPSEC measure to protect sensitive communications?
Using unsecured channels
Encrypting messages
Sharing information on social media
Ignoring encryption protocols
#13
In the OPSEC process, what does the 'Assessment' phase involve?
Identifying critical information
Evaluating vulnerabilities and threats
Implementing security measures
Planning for future operations
#14
What is the purpose of an OPSEC vulnerability assessment?
To expose sensitive information
To identify and address potential weaknesses in security measures
To share classified information
To ignore security protocols
#15
What role does risk management play in OPSEC?
To eliminate all risks
To assess and mitigate risks to information security
To share risks openly
To ignore potential risks
#16
What is the purpose of an OPSEC plan?
To share information openly
To identify and implement security measures
To ignore potential threats
To publish operational details online
#17
What is the primary goal of the 'Implementation' phase in OPSEC?
To ignore security measures
To identify vulnerabilities
To execute planned security measures
To disclose sensitive information