JKO Defense Critical Infrastructure Program (DCIP) Course

Which of the following best describes DCIP?

Correct Answer: A risk management program

In which of the following locations might you find Defense Critical Infrastructure?

A U.S. military installation
At a commercial manufacturing facility
In a foreign country
Correct answer: (All of the above)

Which of the following entities might be an owner of Defense Critical Infrastructure? (Select all that apply)

A U.S. Department of Defense
Foreign military
Commercial manufacturer
Local goverment agency
Foreign commercial manufacturer
Correct answer: (All of the above)

In Which of the following ways does DCIP support DoD mission readiness? (Select all that apply)

Correct answers:

DCIP identifies the assets that are critical to accomplishing Dod missions

DCIP prioritizes Risk Management

DCIP reduces risks to assets to enable the execution of DoD missions, regardless of existing threats or hazards

Which of the following are the two elements of DCIP Risk Management? (Select all that apply)

Correct answers:

Risk Assessment
Risk Response

Which of the following best describes the primary difference between threats and hazards?

Correct answer:

Threats imply a deliberate intent to cause loss or damage to an asset, whereas hazards are non-hostile incidents.

Which of the following is true regarding the role of threats, hazards and vulnerabilities in conducting a Risk Assessment? (Select all that apply)

Correct answers:

The evaluation of threats, hazards and vulnerabilities must be conducted as well as an examination of the interactions and interdependecies among them.

Identifying threats and hazards and assesing vulnerabilities are part of the core elements of Risk Assessment.

Identifying DCI, identifying threats and hazards to DCI, and assessing vulnerabilities of DCI are known as the___________________________.

Correct answers:

Core Elements of Risk Assessments.

Which of the following is the correct definition of risk in terms of DCIP?

Correct answers:

The probality and severity of loss of an asset linked to threats or hazards and vulnerabilities.