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1
What is the role of professional associations in society?
Body of knowledge
Elevated level of responsibility
Adopted code of practice
Provide specialized knowledge
2
PIPEDA includes a provision allowing for provincial statutes to be deemed "substantially similar" under the Act.
True
False
3
Which is not a source for OSINT?
Published research
Media outlets
Public records
Private emails
4
What is the purpose of member-benefit professional associations?
Create value for members
Promote professional development
Offer certifications
Regulate the profession
5
Data architecture is the process of:
Making sense of data
Creating buildings to store data
Computer systems
standardizing how org's collect, store, transform, distribute & use data
6
OSINT contributes to:
Global security
Local sports
Movie production
Fashion trends
7
Which is a benefit of OSINT?
Risky
Complicated
Cost-effective
Time-consuming
8
Under the Criminal Code of Canada a "Peace Officer" may be:
court stenographer
Forensic Analyst
mayor, warden, reeve, sheriff & justice of the peace
police officer, police constable, bailiff, constable
9
Charter guarantees fundamental rights such as:
freedom of expression
freedom of assembly
freedom of dress
freedom of religion
10
Erosion of governance shifts risk to simply verify that the plan is in force but fails to determine if the plan is valid
False
True
11
What does OSINT stand for?
Only Secret Intel Network
None of the above
Open Source Intelligence
Operational Security Information
12
The definition of personal information differs somewhat under PIPEDA as opposed to the Privacy Act.
True
False
13
True or False: OSINT is a recent concept.
True
False
14
Primary crime prevention is:
Deals with actual offenders and involves intervention.
Engages in early identification of potential offenders.
Identifies conditions of physical/social environment providing opportunity.
15
Traditional networking is rooted in fixed-function network devices, such as a switch or router
True
False
16
True or False: OSINT is illegal.
True
False
17
Strategic planning is
Setting of work standards and schedules
Setting of broad, long range goals by top managers
Identification of specific short-range objectives
Back-up plans in case primary plan fails
18
True or False: OSINT requires special permission.
False
True
19
Security and emergency management activities intersect with the fabric of society and the rights of individuals
False
True
20
Tactical planning is composed of broad, high-level goals that are based on an extended period of time.
False
True
21
Provincial/territorial human rights laws are similar to Canadian Human Rights Act & apply many of the same principles.
False
True
22
A Public Officer may be:
testing officers
park wardens (FPT) responsible for natural resources, fisheries & wildlife
employees responsible for inventory, storage, transport of evidence
security personnel employed by the House of Commons
23
True or False: OSINT is only for governments.
True
False
24
What is the value of professional Security and EM associations?
Direction for licensed activities
Suitability of certain practices
Exchange of ideas and dissenting viewpoints
Influence the scope of licensed activities
25
Policy on government security includes protection of population, delivery of critical services and sovereignty.
False
True
26
Municipal government is not a constitutional order of government. They are established by provincial legislatures.
False
True
27
OSINT primarily collects data from:
Public sources
Personal diaries
Private databases
Top-secret files
28
True or False: OSINT is always accurate.
False
True
29
Canada’s human rights laws stem from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
False
True
30
What legislation should be considered when sharing personal information during a declared emergency?
Emergency Management Act of 2007 covers information sharing
Privacy Act
PIPEDA
31
Canada's privacy framework is based on two central privacy statutes:
PIPEDA
Privacy Act
Security Act
British North America Act
32
Name the three core security interests of the National Security Policy.
Contributing funds to the United Nations
Protecting Canada and Canadians at home and abroad
Contributing to international security
Ensuring Canada is not a base for threats to our allies
33
What is a reason that the private sector refuses to share information with the government?
Don't trust universities as they may be seen as a business competitor.
Academic community subject laws requiring the disclosure of information.
Government detecting shortfalls in regulatory compliance
No trust that information will be maintained in confidence.
34
Perscriptive controls in risk management provide
provisions for management
easier enforcement & clearer requirements
less cost & personnel
Less liability & more flexibility
35
To grow & shrink without affecting any users or their information a defining characteristic of Cloud Computing.
False
True
36
What are hybrid regulations?
Provide technical expertise
Set boundaries for industry
Standards set by professional bodies adopted by government
Create value for members
37
When did professional associations find their roots?
During World War I
In medieval craft guilds
In the United States in 1768
In the 18th century
38
OSINT can help in:
Cooking recipes
All of the above
Personal shopping
Marketing research
39
Parent crown corporations are owned, in whole or in part, and incorporated through provincial or federal legislation.
False
True
40
What are the three goals to achieve Canadian vision of security and prosperity in the digital age.
Collaboration with provinces, territories, and the private sector
An Innovative & Adaptive Cyber Ecosystem
Coordinate with Allies
Effective Leadership, Governance & Collaboration
Secure, Resilient Canadian Systems
Develop cyber skills and knowledge
41
Which sector heavily uses OSINT?
Education
Agriculture
Healthcare
Security
42
What is the main product of certifying bodies?
Certifications
Dual allegiance to members
Designations
Regulatory bodies
43
What distinguishes professional regulatory bodies from other associations?
Exercise authorities delegated by law
Set boundaries for industry
Provide technical expertise
Create value for members
44
Name four of the most commonly used emergency management legislation to restrict normal freedoms.
Control location of people
Power to remove people
Power to search, arrest and fine
Require service
Limit freedom of speech
Use property and control resources
45
Performance-based controls have specific outcomes identified but the specifics of the control are left to the operator.
True
False
46
Security Risk Management - process of identifying security risks. Identify the 5 risk treatment options:
Avoid the Risk
Share the Risk
Treat the Risk
Ignore the Risk
Accept the Risk
Transfer the Risk
47
Indigenous communities have used disasters to pursue self-determination & decolonization by assuming leadership
False
True
48
The requirement to protect infrastructure may factor as part of the provision of national security.
True
False
49
Indigenous communities are disproportionately impacted by emergencies & disasters causing:
Logistical difficulties in providing emergency services
Communications standards
Discordance between traditional knowledge vs imposed external actions
Lack of trust
50
Core difference between the public and private sector decision making lies in mandate to serve.
True
False
51
Which is not a focus of OSINT?
Economic trends
Celebrity gossip
Cyber threats
Political movements
52
True or False: OSINT uses only online sources.
True
False
53
Which is not a method of OSINT?
Social media analysis
Hacking into systems
News monitoring
Satellite images
54
True or False: OSINT can predict future events.
True
False
55
True or False: Everyone uses OSINT.
False
True
56
Departmental Corporations operate like private sector models, but have mixture of commercial & public policy objective.
False
True
57
Professional regulatory bodies enabling statute is required to govern and regulate the practice of their members.
True
False
58
Member Benefit associations aim to create value for members.
False
True
59
OSINT tools are generally:
Free
Unavailable
Expensive
Illegal
