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What is the mission of NIOC Maryland
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Provide and deploy trained IW Officers and Cryptologic Enlisted expertise and equipment to support SIGINT, IO, and Cyber Space OPs for Naval surface, sub, expeditionary, joint, and DoD forces. To perform FIOC functions.
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What echelon level is NIOC Maryland
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3
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From NIOC Maryland to the CNO, list the echelon commands to which NIOC MD is subordinate.
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1-CNO
2-Commander, Fleet Forces Command. 3-CO, NIOC MD |
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NIOC MD supports the mission requirements of and is responsive to what commands and organizations?
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-US Fleet Forces Command
-C6F -Fleet and Strike Groups for IO DIRSUP Augmentation -NSA/CSS |
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What command is a detachment of NIOC MD?
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Navy Information Operations Detachment (NIOD) Alice Springs, Australia
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How many Reserve Units are assigned to NIOC MD?
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1. Naval Reserve NIOC MD
2. Naval Reserve Ft. Devens (Massachusetts) |
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What joint organization does NIOC MD primarily provide support to/receive support from?
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NSA/CSS
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List 7 command functions and tasks.
(LMM FORTH RAAMM) |
Logistic Support
Medical Mailroom FFSC OPSEC Support Program Reserve Components Travel Funds Housing Religious Awards Admin Messing USMC |
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List 9 NIOC MD operational functions and tasks.
(CIW MOSAIC) |
NIOC MD operational functions and tasks (CIW MOSAIC)
Command and Control Nodal Analysis for the Fleet IT Support to DoD Web Classification Officer Maritime Crypto Data Facility (MCDF) - Tech support for deployed ground/fleets Operate FIOC Support NIOC Suitland Aquador IMO CNO |
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List 6 functions of the FIOC.
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Functions of the FIOC
DIRSUP Tasking Regional Expertise Training on target AOR Coordinated delivery of IO Support to NSA/CSS Washington Tailored feedback on IO |
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Define NIOC MD's responsibilities relevant to Aquador.
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Operates as Collection Management Authority and technical authority for merchant ship tracking.
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What support does NIOC MD provide NIOC Suitland?
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NIOC MD provides NIOC Suitland with technical research/target development and local signals exploit/target development support.
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List 3 manning tasks of NIOC MD.
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Provide personnel for
FIOC NSA/CSS IAs |
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List 6 of NIOC MD's training functions and tasks.
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Career Professional Training
AIR and GMT Policies related to Navy career planning Reserve personnel (train) Individual Training Plans Civilian personnel (manage and develop) OPSEC and IA (training) |
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Identify the 10 operational directorates of NSA/CSS.
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Field Sites
FAD - Foreign Affairs Directorate IAD - Information Assurance Directorate NCSC - NSA/CSS Commercial Solutions Center NSOC - National Security Operations Center NTOC - NSA/CSS Threat Operations Center RD - Research Directorate ADET - Associate Directorate for Education and Training SID - Signals Intelligence Directorate TD - Technology Directorate |
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Name 5 operational organizations under IAD.
(CE 234) |
IC - Cyber Integration
IE - Engagement I2 - Trusted Engineering Solutions I3 - IA Operations I4 - Fusion, Analysis and Mitigations |
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Name the 3 operational organizations under SID.
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S1 - Customer Relations
S2 - Analysis and Production S3 - Data Aquisition |
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Name 6 operational organizations under RD.
(123456 X) |
Operational organizations under RD
R1 - Math Research R2 - Trusted Systems Research R3 - Lab for Physical Sciences (LPS) R4 - Lab for Telecom Sciences (LTS) R05 - Center for Advanced Study of Languages R6 - Computer and Info Sciences RX - Special Access Research |
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Name 8 operational organizations under TD.
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TE - Enterprise Systems Engineering and Architecture
TS - Information and System Security TT - Independent Test and Evaluation T1 - Mission Capabilities T2 - Business Capabilities T3 - Enterprise IT Services T5 - High Performance Computing T6 - Tech SIGINT & Ground Capabilities |
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What is the role of N1?
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Long-term support for Sailors including:
Admin Chaplain CMEO CCC DAPA Legal Medical Mailroom (CMD in OPS3) PAO SAPR |
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What is the primary function of NIOC MD SSO?
N1 |
Receive and disseminate SCI and Special Access Programs (SAP)
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What is the role of N4?
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Logistics support. Responsible for the management of NIOC MD finances, BEQ, BEQ Mailroom, and Travel Cards
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What is the role of N5?
(34567) (HPGCA) |
New personnel acclamation. Short-term support for SWO
N53-Holding and Maintenance Div N54-PT Office N55-Ft. Meade Garrison N56-Ceremonial Honors Div N57-Adelphi (comp sys) |
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What areas in the command are N5 responsible for?
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9803, 9804 and 9805 buildings
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What is the role of N7?
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Readiness and training support, manpower management, manages civilian resources, and integrates Reserve components into the command.
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What is the function and role of the Command Training Office?
(TWIGS) N7 |
Technical Training to personnel temporarily assigned to N5.
Worksheets for Advancement exams INDOC GMTs (track) SLC |
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What is the function and role of CMATT (Center for Military Advancement, Testing and Training)?
N7 |
Provides professional training support to Sailors.
i.e. bibliographies |
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What is a Functional Manager's role?
N7 |
Manages job assignment and career progression for all personnel within their speciality at Ft. Meade. (Basically a command level detailer)
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What is the Middle Enlisted Cryptologic Career Advancement Program (MECCAP)? Who is eligible for it?
40 Dept |
Work/study program for future supervisory/managerial positions like a branch chief.
All CT's. E6/E7s with 6-7yrs of service, no more than 12yrs. 6yr OBLISERV. |
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What is the Military COMINT Signals Analysis Program (MCSAP)? Who is eligible for it?
40 Dept |
3yr training program for Tech COMINT Positions.
CTRs with 9147 NEC Only. E5/E6 with 4-12yrs of service. 6yr OBLISERV |
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What is the Military Intern SIGINT Analysis Program (MINSAP)? Who is eligible for it?
40 Dept |
3yr training program where graduates receive Senior Level Intel Analyst Certification if they already have the 9138 NEC. If they do not already have the NEC they are awarded 9138.
CTRs Only. E5/E6 with 4-12yrs of service. 6yr OBLISERV. |
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What is TAO?
10 Dept S32 |
Tailored Access Operations
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What is R&T?
10 Dept S327 |
Requirements and Targeting
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What is ROC?
10 Dept S321 |
Remote Operations Center
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What is DNT?
10 Dept S323 |
Data Network Technologies
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What is TNT?
10 Dept S324 |
Telecommunications Network Technologies
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What is MIT?
10 Dept S325 |
Mission Infrastructure Technologies
Covert infrastructure & monitor network |
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What is ATO?
10 Dept S328 |
Access Technologies Operations
Off-net Ops |
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What is NWT?
10 Dept |
Network Warfare Team (Liaison between Military and TAO)
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What IO mission does TAO fulfill?
10 Dept S32 |
Execution of CNE/CNA operations and the development of all infrastructure and processes to execute CNE/CNA objectives
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How does TAO fit into the National SIGINT mission?
10 Dept |
It is part of S3-Data Acquisitions within the SID.
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What is the role of a Technical Language Mentor (TLM)?
N7 |
Oversees technical and cryptologic linguist training
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What is the role of the Command Language Program Manager (CLPM)?
N7 |
Manages language training and testing for all DON personnel in the area.
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What are the 6 branches that make up TAO?
(RDTMRA) 10 Dept S32 |
6 Branches of TAO (S32) are:
S321 - Remote Operations Center (ROC) S323 - Data Network Technologies (DNT) S324 - Telecommunication Network Technologies (TNT) S325 - Mission Infrastructure Technologies (MIT) S327 - Requirements & Targeting (R&T) S328 - Access Technologies Operations (ATO) |
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What is the NROC?
10 Dept |
Navy Remote Operations Center. Leased space in the ROC used by Navy ION operators and analysts for CNO ops in support of NNWC and Naval Commander's objectives.
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Explain the mission Requirements & Targeting Division (R&T).
10 Dept S327 |
Coordinates with all branches of TAO and S2 for planning and conduct of CNO ops; ID and develop of tools and techniques. Made up primarily of EEA Analysts & SMEs.
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Explain the mission of the Remote Operations Center (ROC).
10 Dept S321 |
Conduct primier CNE ops to gain vital access and decisive intel.
Direct support to cyber security & network warfare missions. |
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What divisions make up the ROC (Remote Operations Center) S321?
(NOIPA) 10 Dept |
The following Divisions makeup the ROC
NOC-Network Ops Center ORD-Operational Readiness Div(does trng for other divs) IOD-Interactive Ops Division POD-Production Ops Division AOD-Access Operations Division |
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What does the AOD (Access Operations Division) do?
10 Dept |
Provides initial access and R&D on initial access
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Explain the mission of the NOC (Network Ops Center).
10 Dept |
Develop, evaluate, and oversee the processes throughout the ROC required to conduct ops.
ADMIN SOPs Train SWO & NWO Enforce the rules |
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Explain the mission of IOD (Interactive Ops Division).
10 Dept |
The Interactive Ops Division is responsible to the Chief of the ROC for coordinating and conducting interactive ops.
Contains all the interactive operators. |
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What is the Navy's ION (Interactive On-Net Operator) program?
10 Dept |
Interactive On-Net Operator Program is used to:
ID, select, and prepare Sailors for rigorous training and certification to be an interactive CNE (Computer Network Exploitation) operators. |
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What MILPERSMAN outlines the ION program?
10 Dept |
MILPERSMAN 1306-980
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What is the process and requirements for acceptance to the ION (Interactive On-Net Operator) program?
10 Dept |
Must be a rated CTN with 9305 NEC. E4-E7 within 12mo of PRD. Approved for PTS. Eligible for CONUS assignment. No NJP within 2yrs. No more than 14yrs in. 6yr OBLISERV. TS/SI with Poly.
All of which is waiverable but you still MUST take an aptitude TEST!!!! |
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Explain the mission of the POD (Production Ops Division).
10 Dept |
Manage and monitor ROC production ops systems to enable and maintain sustained CNO ops.
Research plans, tools, logistics and call outs. |
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What are the two tool development organizations within TAO (S32)?
10 Dept |
TNT- Telecommunications Network Technologies - Develop & maintain solutions to get tele networks.
DNT- Data Network Technologies - Develop & maintain software caps for ROC. |
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S2A
20 Dept |
S2A- South Asia
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S2B
20 Dept |
S2B- China & Korea
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S2C
20 Dept |
S2C- International Security
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S2D
20 Dept |
S2D- Counter Foreign Intel
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S2E
20 Dept |
S2E- MEA
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S2F
20 Dept |
S2F- International Crime & Narcotics
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S2G
20 Dept |
S2G- Combatting Proliferation & Arms Control
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S2H
20 Dept |
S2H- Russia
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S2I
20 Dept |
S2I- Counterterrorism
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S2J
20 Dept |
S2J- Weapons and Space
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What is the GECC?
30 Dept |
Technologies Directorate T332 Global Enterprise Command Center
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What are the mission areas of the Global Enterprise Command Center (GECC)?
30 Dept T332 |
Data & Network Ops- Tier1 comms. 24/7 active surveillance and monitoring of NSAnet. Maintain CRITIC com.
NSA Comms Center- Tier 2. Monitor and maintain Red and Black transport area for WAN portion of NSAnet. 50mi radius. (NISIRT)NSA/CSS Information Systems Incident Response Team - "Baby Sitters" of NSAnet. Consists of 2 teams. Punitive Punishments. - (CERT) Computer Emergency Response Team - (CSIRT) Computer Security Incident Response Team |
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Name the 2 teams that make up NSA/CSS Information System Incident Response Team (NISIRT)
30 Dept T332 |
Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) |
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What is the mission of the National Intelligence and Tactical Operations (NITO)?
30 Dept |
Provide end-user services worldwide, primarily in hostile regions. 24/7 Meade Operations Center (MOC) tech support. Deploys within 72hrs.
EA for deployed units. Just NSAnet. NOT COVERT |
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What is the mission of the National Signals Processing Center (NSPC)?
30 Dept T334 |
24/7 automated response.
Bulk signals analysis, formatting, and processing of all collection data forwarded to NSAW from field elements, IC Partners, 2nd and 3rd party sources. Large switchboard or mail processing center |
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What is the mission of the Deployable Communications Operations (DCO)?
30 Dept T335 |
Deployable Communications Operations:
Provides worldwide quick reaction and tailored telecoms support to deployed customers during exercises, crisis, and war. Surges/Large scale events. Provides SIGINT where there is none. |
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What is the mission of the Transport Field Services (TFS)?
30 Dept T3221 |
Mission of the Transport Field Services (TFS):
CRADLE TO GRAVE implimentation and maintenance of secure network ops in the middle east. Cradle to Grave WAN/LAN systems engineering. |
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What is the mission of MJ1?
30 Dept |
Provide DIRNSA/CSS with conprehensive view of total human resources and personal readiness for military workforce while complying with DoD and military specific requirements.
Joint Awards, Admin, NSA policies, HRMS. |
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What is the mission of the Customer Relationships Directorate (S1)?
40 Dept |
The mission of the Customer Relationships Directorate (S1) is to:
Lead customer engagement and access responsiveness of end-to-end SIGINT system in meeting customer needs. |
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What does CROSSHAIR Net Management Center (CNMC) provide?
40 Dept S35 |
Provides operational task management and C2 functions for the National High Frequency Direction Finding (HFDF) program.
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What is the mission of the Collection Strategies and Requirements Center(S34)?
40 Dept |
The mission of the Collection Strategies and Requirements Center is to:
Drive constant improvements on NSA's SIGINT posture against targets. |
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What is the mission of the Integrated Broadcast Support Services Office (IBSSO)?
40 Dept |
Disseminating near-real-time all source intelligence.
Navy is the largest IBS user. 95% of it is ELINT and COMINT. |
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What is the mission of Overhead Collection Management Center (OCMC)?
40 Dept S35 |
Unbiased overhead collection management to support a diverse worldwide customer base.
Everything in the footprint gets collected |
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Explain the mission of the Mead Operations Center (MOC).
50 Dept Field Site F7 |
Oversee NSA's deployed crypto support to military forces. Conducts pre-deployment crypto training and provides expeditionary SIGINT support to crisis and contingency missions worldwide.
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Which office in the MOC (Meade Operations Center) provides a cadre of dedicated deployers and SMEs to support Joint Tasks Forces in the Middle East?
50 Dept Field Site F7 |
SORC (Special Operations Readiness Cell): Deployers, Expeditionary Cyber Support Groups.
4-6mo deployments. |
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The Technical Exploitation Center (TEC) is within the Signals Survey and Analysis Division of which office?
50 Dept S3 |
S31 - Cryptologic Exploitation Services
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What is the Information Assurance Directorates (IAD) mission?
(CIANA) 60 Dept |
Confidentiality
Integrity Availability Non-repudiation Authentication |
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Interagency Operations Security Support Staff (IOSS) 60 Dept IE - Engagement |
Interagency Operations Security Support Staff (IOSS) mission is OPSEC
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Red Team 60 Dept I3 - Operations |
Red Team - With CO permission depict real world adversaries network penetrations using adversary tools and techniques on DoD networks.
Work from outside, in. |
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Blue Team 60 Dept I3 - Operations |
Blue Team - Work from inside out looking for weaknesses in the network.
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Joint Communications Security Monitoring Activity (JCMA) 60 Dept I3 - Operations |
Joint Communications Security Monitoring Activity (JCMA) - Analysis of US non-secure comms.
Non-punitive. |
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Office of National and Nuclear Command Capabilities (NNCC) 60 Dept I2N |
Office of National and Nuclear Command Capabilities (NNCC) - Ensures positive control of nuclear weapons. Cover crypto side of Nuke capabilities. Manage systems that monitor stuff dealing with Nukes like red phone comms.
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
I3 - Information Assurance Operations 60 Dept |
Mission Integration Office (MIO)
Joint Communication Security Monitoring Activity (JCMA) Red Team HUNT Blue Team Technical Security Evaluations (TSEC) |
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Technical Security Evaluations (TSEC) 60 Dept I3 - Operations |
Technical Security Evaluations (TSEC) - Finds and fixes vulnerabilities in US Govt IS's that can be exploited by a physically close adversary.
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Define the following missions associated with the IAD (Information Assurance Directorate).
Client Engagement and Community Outreach Group 60 Dept IE - Engagement |
Client Engagement and Community Outreach Group - Focal point for relationships with customers, partners, and stakeholders.
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What is Associate Directorage for Education and Training (ADET) responsible for?
60 Dept |
Associate Directorate for Education and Training is responsible for education and training.
Provides continuity in training for military and civilians. Has 23 NSA skill communities. |
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What is the mission for the Advanced Network Operations (HUNT)?
70 Dept |
To hunt for adversary penetrations of CLASSIFIED US Networks.
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What are the functions of the NSA/CSS Threat Operations Center (NTOC)?
70 Dept |
- SIGINT reporting related to network threats.
- Anticipate and predict threats. - Work with network defenders. GUARDS TO THE GATEWAYS |
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What are the functions of NSA/CSS Threat Operations Center (NTOC) Office of Analysis (V2)?
70 Dept V2 |
- Characterize tactics, tool, and techniques used by adversaries.
- LONG TERM analysis of threats. |
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What are the functions of NSA/CSS Threat Operations Center (NTOC) Defensive Network Operations (V32)?
70 Dept V32 |
- Discover malicious network activities.
- Use IDS (Intrusion Detection System). - NEAR REAL TIME analysis of threats. |
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What is the role of USCC's Intelligence Directorate (J2)?
70 Dept J2 |
All source intelligence
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What is the role of USCC's Operations Directorate (J3)?
70 Dept J3 |
- Operational support.
- Crisis planning and operations. |
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What is the mission of N3?
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- Provide crypto and related intel support to Fleet, Joint, and National Commanders.
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Where is N3 located?
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NBP-318 and NBP-320
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What does the acronym FIOC stand for?
N3 Dept |
Fleet Information Operations Center
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What is the primary mission of FIOC MD?
N3 Dept |
Conducts first-hand reporting and analysis in support of Fleet operations.
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What is the primary role of the Battle Watch Captain (BWC)?
N3 Dept |
27/7 watch support for C6F and other FIOCs, and tech support on SIGINT issues.
BWC is a JO OWC is a Chief |
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What geographic areas is FIOC MD responsible for?
N3 Dept |
NAVEUR
NAVORAF C6F Russia |
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What does the acronym FCAC stand for? What does the FCAC do?
N3 Dept |
Fleet Cryptologic Augmentation Center.
Coordinates deployments. Deals with DIRSUP logistics |
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What is the mission of DIRSUP?
N3 Dept |
Provides cryptologic direct support officers, supervisors, and operators to Fleet combatant commanders worldwide.
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What does DSE stand for?
N3 Dept |
Direct Support Element
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What platforms do NIOC MD DIRSUP Sailors support?
N3 Dept |
Surface, Sub-surface, and Air
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What is the mission of the Russian Production Center (RPC)?
N3 Dept |
24/7 ops in support of time-sensitive intel.
Collection on Russian submarine and major surface forces. Works with S2H. |
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What Navy customers does the RPC (Russian Production Center) support?
N3 Dept |
CTF-69, CTF-74, and US or Allied ships in AOR.
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What primary types of intelligence does the RPC (Russian Production Center) produce?
N3 Dept |
Time-sensitive and Strategic Intelligence
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What does the acronym ALRT stand for?
N3 Dept |
Advanced Language Response Team. Deployable to all platforms.
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Describe the process for DSE augmentation support to surface/sub.
N3 Dept |
Global Augmentation Plan (GAP) is the plan.
Information Warfare Augmentation Request (IWAR) is the request for the body. NOM is the answer to the request. |
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What is ALRT's mission?
N3 Dept |
To have a cadre of CTI's trained in Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTLs)
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What does the acronym LCTL stand for?
N3 Dept |
Less Commonly Taught Language
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What linguistic support does ALRT (Advanced Language Response Team) provide that other Centers of Excellence do not?
N3 Dept |
Pashtu
Swahili Somali Tagalog Thai Urdu |
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Describe the process to request ALRT (Advanced Language Response Team) LCTL (Less Commonly Taught Languages) support to NSA/Other Government Agencies (OGA).
N3 Dept |
Internal/Informal process
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How does ALRT LCTL support to a squadron differ from NSA/OGA?
N3 Dept |
Use offical message traffic. Need a GAP, IWAR, and NOM.
**GAP takes precedence over OGA requests** |
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What is the mission of the FIOC A&P cell?
N3 Dept |
Pre-Deployment briefs and analysis for AOR.
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What is the mission of the FIOC IO Planning Cell?
N3 Dept |
Plan IO operations
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What is the mission of the FIOC Offensive Cyber Operations (OCO) Cell?
N3 Dept |
Offensive CNE & CNA operations
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What is the mission of the FIOC Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) Cell?
N3 Dept |
Defensive CND Operations
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What is the primary role of the Information Management Office (IMO)?
N3 Dept |
IT support, track equipment, and computer installation.
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What is the function of the Help Desk and Asset Management Office?
N3 Dept |
IT Support
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What is the primary function of the Messaging and Electronic Forms Division?
N3 Dept |
- Manage Command Messages
- eForms - AMHS, SIPR, and NMCI (RADIO for a shore command) |
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What is the function of the FAD?
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Develops relationships between 2nd and 3rd party personnel.
i.e. Embassies |
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What is the function of NSA/CSS Commercial Solutions Center (NCSC)?
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Aquires COT tools for the IC.
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NSOC has two important positions, what are they and what do they do?
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Senior Operations Officer (SOO) - Reports to DIRNSA and is "Acting DIRNSA" when DIRNSA is away.
Senior Reporting Officer (SRO) - Sends out CRITICs. |
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What is the function of the Research Directorate (RD)?
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Conducts research for tool development
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What is the function of the Technologies Directorate (TD)?
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Tests Research Directorate (RD) tools and provides them with feedback.
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What is the function of the Network Warfare Team?
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Liaison between military commanders and TAO. Acts as the middle man figuring out what military commanders want to do; then talks to TAO to see if TAO can support it.
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Where are the Target Office of Primary Interest (TOPI) located?
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S2 - Signals Intelligence Directorate
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What is the purpose of the Collection Strategies and Requirements Center?
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Collection Management Authority between S2 - Signals Intelligence Directorate and S3 - Data Acquisition
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What are the orgins of "Percy" or "Prudence" the Purple OPSEC Dragon?
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Originates from "Operation Purple Dragon" during Vietnam War where we discoveredwe had issues with OPSEC.
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General Alexander is duel-hatted; what are his responsibilities?
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DIRNSA - Title 50/CNE/National Defense
USCC - Title 10/CNA/Act of War |
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The US Military defines Information Operations (IO) as what?
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Integrated employment of EW, CNO, PSYOPS, MILDEC, and OPSEC in concert with specified supporting and related capabilities, to influence, disrupt, corrupt, or ursurp adversarial human and automated decision making while protecting our own.
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