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1
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What are the two types of areas of responsibility (AOR)?

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Terrain: Proxy servers, firewalls
Function: Cyber Defense, Theater Deployable Comm

2
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What is a library that provides guidelines that can help organizations implement best practices that have been learned the hard way by those who came before?

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ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library)

3
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IT Service Management is comprised of what 5 processes?

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  • Incident Management
  • Problem Management
  • Change Management
  • Release Management
  • Configuration Management
4
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What’s the difference between Incident Management and Problem Management?

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Incident Management deals with single-user issues, while Problem Management involves grouping similar incident tickets into a single problem ticket because they have the same root cause.

5
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What process prevents ad hoc changes to the network and ensures that any changes to the baseline IT configuration are documented and authorized?

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Change Management

6
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What is the strategic approach used to implement changes to and IT system?

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Release Management

7
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What documents the current state of the network by illustrating the services, assets, and infrastructure?

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Configuration Management

8
Q

Regarding IT Service Management, fill in the blanks:
___________ = What I want to do
___________ = What I am doing
___________ = What I did

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Change Management = What I want to do
Release Management = What I am doing
Configuration Management = What I did

9
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What is used to track information regarding events that occur on shift such as Classified Message Incidents (CMIs), network outages, personnel reporting for duty, firewall or Exchange issues?

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MSL (Master Station Log)

10
Q

Who controls and defends the Air Force enterprise boundary?

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26th NOS

11
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How many Air Force DISA gateways are there?

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16

12
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Who centrally manages and controls network core services?

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ESU (Enterprise Services Unit)

13
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Where are the data centers/servers physically located that are operated by the ESUs?

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APC (Area Processing Center)

14
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Who provides Proactive Detection and Rapid Response against advanced adversaries?

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DCC-P (Defensive Counter Cyber - Pursuit) (33rd NWS)

15
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What are the types of missions conducted by DCC-P?

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Combat Cyber Patrol / Scanning Orbit:
- Wide-scope proactive scans for adversaries
- Enterprise-level malware hunting
Pursuit Mission:
- Rapid Response to detected intrusions
- Cyber Tracking – Determining the extent of infections
Engagement:
- Disable malware/enemy accesses
16
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What is the name for the DoD’s move to a single, orchestrated construct for providing IT services.

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Joint Information Environment (JIE)

17
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Who resolves Tier-2 incident and problem tickets?

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I-NOSC (Integrated Network Operations and Security Center)

18
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Who performs the execution of enterprise network security and centralizes these aspects of network security?

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I-NOSC (Integrated Network Operations and Security Center)