Counter Intelligence - Quiz 3

What is the primary goal of counter intelligence?

• Gathering intelligence for offense

• Protecting sensitive information.

• Conducting surveillance

• Recruiting spies

Which of the following is an example of a defensive counter intelligence measure?

• Turning enemy agents into double agents

• Strengthening cybersecurity

• Feeding false information to adversaries

• Conducting undercover operations

What does 'collection' in counter intelligence involve?

• Implementing security protocols

• Gathering information.

• Recruiting spies

• Deceiving enemies

Which term describes a person who spies on a country while pretending to be a spy for it?

• Mole

• Double Agent

• Dangle

• Defector

What is the main objective of offensive counter intelligence actions?

• Prevent espionage

• Protect sensitive information

• Disrupt and mislead adversaries

• Monitor cyber activities

A 'mole' in counter intelligence is:

• A spy working within an enemy's ranks

• An agent who feeds false information

• An undercover agent posing as a friendly

• A person who defects to another country

Which strategy involves providing misleading information to adversaries?

• Collection

• Defensive

• Offensive

• Surveillance

What does 'collection counter intelligence' aim to achieve?

• Collecting information on adversaries

• Preventing espionage.

• Recruiting enemy agents

• Monitoring communications

Which of the following is a method of offensive counter intelligence?

• Enhancing cybersecurity measures

• Conducting background checks

• Turning adversaries' agents into double agents

• Implementing access controls

What does a 'defector' do?

• Works secretly for another country

• Pretends to be a spy for a hostile agency

• Changes allegiance from one country to another

• Infiltrates a rival agency