To Minimize the Insider Threat, Practice:

• Awareness, Prevention, and Deterrence

What must be addressed in an AT plan?

• Exercise and Training, Intelligence, Coordination

Which of the Following statements are true regarding terrorist operations?

• Terrorists select multiple targets as potential locations for the actual operation

• Terrorists rehearse the operation in an environment mirroring the target location or in the target location itself

During a Risk Assessment, which elements must be considered to make well-informed decisions?

• All of the above

Which paragraph of the AT plan defines the requirements for supporting the AT Plan?

• Administration and logistics

Which of the following are examples of expedient perimeter barriers?

• Ropes, Jersey wall segments

As part of assessing the existence of a terrorist threat, the DoD analyzed a terrorist group’s actual record of conducting an attack, and their ability and desire to conduct future attacks. Which of the following methodology factors did the DoD take into account?

• Terrorist history and intentions

• Terrorist operational capabilities

The ATO is ___________

• The expert within an organization for generating, prioritizing, and appropriately documenting AT requirements

• Responsible for continuously documenting funding requirements

Training conducted in a clandestine fashion at the cell level by members of the terrorist group within the targeted country is considered ___________

• Internal training

Which of the following are types of biological agents?

• Viruses

• Toxins

Which AT Plan exercises uses scenario driven events to test specific portions of the AT Plan?

• Drill

During an active shooter situation, you should:

• Hide

• Take Action

• Evacuate

If a hostage senses or realizes a rescue attempt is imminent, the hostage should:

• Drop to the floor and remain still until rescuers provide instructions

Which of the following are reasons why AT plan exercises are important?

• All of the above

Which of the following are potential indicators of an insider threat?

• All of the above

Why do terrorists use a compartmented cell structure?

• Makes it difficult to penetrate the entire organization

• Compromise or loss of one cell does not compromise the other cells

A Threat Assessment (TA):

• Results from a threat analysis and must be performed annually at installation level

The Combating Terrorism Readiness Initiatives Fund (CbT RIF):

• Finances emergent or emergency high-priority combating terrorism requirements

A dirty bomb_____________ (Select all that apply)

• Is used by terrorists to frighten people and make the land around the explosion unusable for a long period of time

• Combines conventional explosives with radioactive materials

Match the following types of vehicle barriers with their description

• Expedient barriers - Comprised of material used for other purposes

• Active barriers - Require action by personnel or equipment for entry

• Moveable barriers - May require heavy equipment to be relocated

• Fixed barriers - Permanently installed

• Passive barriers - Rely on weight to prevent entry

• Portable barriers - May be relocated quickly

Chemical agents are:

• Nerve agents, such as sarin, that interfere with the functioning of the nervous system

• Identifiable with the sudden onset of symptoms

Which of the following statements are true? (Select all that apply)

• DoD 5200.8-R addresses the physical security of personnel, installations, operations, and assets of DoD Components.

• Physical security measures are a combination of active or passive systems, devices, and security personnel used to protect a security interest from possible threats.

Which of the following statements are true?

• The Commander uses a Vulnerability Assessment to determine the susceptibility of assets to attack from threats

Force Protection Conditions are _________________(Select all that apply)

• A system fo preventive measures used by DoD to mitigate hostile actions

• Identified as NORMAL, ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE, or DELTA

Which paragraph of the AT plan lists the specific tasks for each subordinate unit?

• Execution

Which of the following are common characteristic of a ramming attack? (Select all that apply)

• Lack of observable indicators immediately before the attack

• Targeting of public venues

Which of the following statements illustrate the correct application of the DoD Code of Conduct? (Select all that apply)

• As a hostage, Service members should not, under any circumstances, support or encourage their captors.

• Service members on assignment in an area prone to terrorist activity shall follow the appropriate counterterrorism measures.

Why might a potential captor take a victim hostage? (Select all that apply)

• For the publicity the situation would generate

• Because the victim may be a source of trouble otherwise

• Because the victim is in the wrong place at the wrong time

A state-supported terrorist group operates:

• Independently, but receives substantial outside support

Security functions that must be performed for a physical security system to protect DoD assets include_____________

• All of the above

Which funding category does a resource fall in if it is important to the mission, but has a low vulnerability?

• Should fund

When law enforcement arrives, you should: (Select all that apply)

• Remain calm, and follow officers’ instructions

• immediately raise hands and spread fingers

A terrorist threat level is ______________ (select all that apply)

• Identified as High, Significant, Moderate, or Low

• An indication that a terrorist group is operationally active and targeting U.S. interests

Which of the following are considered common goals of terrorist groups?

• All of the abovve

Which of the following statements are true?

• The purpose of the criticality Assessment is to provide a prioritized list of assets based on the necessity for mission completion.

Factors contributing to the onset of the Stockholm syndrome include the hostage___________. (Select all that apply)

• Seeing the captor’s human qualities

• Having positive contact with the captor