Questions and Answers
Under DODD 5240.06 Reportable Foreign Intelligence Contacts, Activities, Indicators and Behaviors, which of the following is not reportable?
Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE) is defined in DOD Directive 5240.06 as any known or suspected foreign organization, person, or group that conducts intelligence activities.
True
Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE) seldom uses the Internet or other communications as a collection method.
False
Counterintelligence is defined in Executive Order 12333 as information gathered to protect against espionage.
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What should DOD personnel do if they suspect a coworker of possible espionage?
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Cyber Vulnerabilities to DOD Systems may include:
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Personnel who fail to report CI of concern as outlined in Enclosure 4 of DED Directive 5240.06 are subject to disciplinary action.
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Which of the following is not an example of an anomaly?
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If you feel you are being solicited for information, which of the following should you do?
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Potential espionage indicators (PEIs) are activities, behaviors, or circumstances that may suggest potential espionage activities.
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Collection methods frequently used by Foreign Intelligence Entities (FEI) to collect information from DOD include:
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Foreign Intelligence Entities seldom use elicitation to extract information from individuals with access to classified information.
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Study Notes
Defense Intelligence and Counterintelligence
- DODD 5240.06 outlines that all foreign intelligence contacts and activities are reportable.
- A Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE) includes various groups conducting intelligence operations against the U.S. such as terrorists, governments, and organizations.
- FIE utilize online platforms, including social media, significantly for information collection.
Counterintelligence Definition and Reporting
- Counterintelligence is defined by Executive Order 12333 as protective measures against foreign espionage and terrorist activities.
- Personnel suspecting espionage should report their concerns to the appropriate Counterintelligence or Security Office.
Cyber Vulnerabilities
- The Department of Defense is at risk of various cyber vulnerabilities that encompass a wide range of threats.
Disciplinary Actions and Anomalies
- Personnel who do not report concerning counterintelligence activities may face disciplinary action.
- Anomalies indicating espionage can include foreign officials revealing classified details or an adversary utilizing countermeasures against U.S. technologies.
Responding to Information Solicitation
- If solicited for sensitive information, individuals should take appropriate action including reporting the situation.
Potential Espionage Indicators
- Potential Espionage Indicators (PEIs) define behaviors or circumstances that suggest possible espionage, including recruitment efforts by foreign entities.
Collection Methods by FIE
- Foreign Intelligence Entities commonly employ various collection methods to gather sensitive information from Department of Defense contractors.
Elicitation Techniques
- FIE frequently engage in elicitation to extract classified information from individuals with access to sensitive data.
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Test your knowledge on counterintelligence terminologies and definitions according to DOD Directive 5240.06. This quiz covers essential concepts related to foreign intelligence contacts and entities. Improve your understanding of the guidelines that govern these activities.
