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Antiterrorism Awareness Part 2

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This deck covers key concepts and safety measures related to antiterrorism awareness, including threat levels, security practices, and responses to potential threats.

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False
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Definition
Persons who have been given access to an installation can be counted on to be of no threat.
False
True or False: In an active shooter incident involving firearms you should immediately lie on the ground.
False
Home security can be improved with self-help measures like changing locks, securing windows, and improving outdoor lighting.
True
True or False: The ticketing area is more secure than the area beyond the security check point.
False
Force Protection Condition DELTA means that your base is at which one of the following?
The most severe threat level
True or False: Room invasions are a significant security issue for hotels located in CONUS.
True
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Antiterrorism Awareness Part 2
TermDefinition
Persons who have been given access to an installation can be counted on to be of no threat.
False
True or False: In an active shooter incident involving firearms you should immediately lie on the ground.
False
Home security can be improved with self-help measures like changing locks, securing windows, and improving outdoor lighting.
True
True or False: The ticketing area is more secure than the area beyond the security check point.
False
Force Protection Condition DELTA means that your base is at which one of the following?
The most severe threat level
True or False: Room invasions are a significant security issue for hotels located in CONUS.
True
Knowing indicators of an unstable person can allow you to identify a potential insider threat before an incident.
True
If you identify a possible surveillance attempt you should try to handle the situation yourself.
False
True or False: The initial moments of a hostage taking incident can be extremely dangerous.
True
True or False: When possible, it is best to always travel with a cell phone.
True
What should you NOT do during a hostage rescue attempt?
Do not resist or try to escape unless absolutely sure of success
Which of the following have NOT been targeted or plotted against by terrorists or violent individuals?
None of the above (All have been targeted)
Keeping a well-maintained vehicle is considered a 'best practice' from both a security and safety perspective.
True
Which of the following is NOT an Antiterrorism Level I theme?
Counterintelligence Operations
Early symptoms of a biological attack may appear the same as common illnesses.
True
From an antiterrorism perspective, espionage and security negligence are considered insider threats.
True
Select all factors that are ways in which you might become the victim of a terrorist attack.
Predictable behavior, high-profile activities, ignoring local security warnings
Which one of these is a possible indicator of a suspicious letter or package?
Excessive postage, no return address, oily stains
True or False: Reasons for acquiring hostages include publicity, use as a bargaining chip while executing other crimes, the forcing of political concessions, and ransom.
True
True or False: Internet acquaintances can pose a security threat and should be carefully monitored.
True
Which of the following is NOT a recommended response to an active shooter incident?
Pull the fire alarm
Which one of these does NOT pose a risk to security at a government facility?
Landscaping with native plants (assuming no concealment is created)