What NIPP 2013 element provide a basis for the critical

1. What NIPP 2013 element provide a basis for the critical infrastructure community to work jointly to set specific national priorities?

A. Mission, vision, and goals.

B. Partnership Model

C. Call to Action

D. Risk Management Framework

E. Core Tenets

12. Make the following statement TRUE by filling in the blank from the choices below: The NIPP risk management framework _____.

A. is designed to provide flexibility for use in all sectors, across different geographic regions and by various partners.

B. can be tailored to dissimilar operating environments and applies to all threats and hazards.

C. supports a collaborative decisionmaking process to inform the selection of risk management actions.

D. Is applicable to threats such as disasters, manmade safety hazards and terrorism.

E. All of the above

13. Which of the following activities that SLTT Executives Can Do support the NIPP 2013 Core Tenet category, “Build upon partnership efforts”?

A. Understand interdependencies.

B. Identify effective security and resilience practices.

C. Use existing partnership structures to enhance relationships across the critical infrastructure community.

D. Consider security and resilience when designing infrastructure.

14. The NIPP Call to Action is meant to guide the collaborative efforts of the critical infrastructure community to advance security and resilience outcomes under three broad activity categories. All of the following activities are categorized under Build upon Partnerships Efforts EXCEPT?

A. Set national focus through jointly developed priorities

B. Determine collective actions through joint planning efforts

C. Leverage incentives to advance security and resilience

D. Promote infrastructure, community, and regional recovery following incidents

E. Empower local and regional partnerships to build capacity nationally

15. These sector-specific forums serve as principal collaboration points between the government and private sector owners and operators for critical infrastructure security and resilience policy coordination and planning and a range of related sector-specific activities.

A. Federal Senior Leadership Council (FSLC)

B. Sector Coordinating Councils (SCC)

C. Regional Consortium Coordinating Council (RC3)

D. State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC)

16. For what group of stakeholders are the following examples of activities suggested: Foster active local and regional cross-sector partnerships; encourage private sector and emergency response coordination on emergency management plans and exercises; and understand interdependencies

A. State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial Government Executives

B. Private Sector Companies

C. First Responders

D. All of the Above

17. The NIPP Call to Action is meant to guide the collaborative efforts of the critical infrastructure community to advance security and resilience outcomes under three broad activity categories. All of the following activities are categorized under Build upon Partnerships Efforts EXCEPT:

A. Set national focus through jointly developed priorities

B. Determine collective actions through joint planning efforts

C. Leverage incentives to advance security and resilience

D. Promote infrastructure, community and regional recovery following incidents

E. Empower local and regional partnerships to build capacity nationally

18. Under which category in the NIPP Call to action does the following activity fall: Learn and Adapt During and After Exercises and Incidents

A. Focus on Outcomes

B. Innovate in Managing Risk

C. Build Upon Partnership Efforts

19. Which of the following activities that First Responder Organizations Can Do support the NIPP 2013 Core Tenet category, “Focus on outcomes”?

A. Work with private sector and emergency response partners on emergency management plans and exercising participation and response.

B. Share success stories and opportunities for improvement.

C. Use existing partnership structures to enhance relationships across the critical infrastructure community.

D. Participate in multi-directional information sharing.

20. Which of the following documents best defines and analyzes the numerous threats and hazards to homeland security?

A. The National Strategy for Information Sharing and Safeguarding

B. The Strategic National Risk Assessment (SNRA)

C. Presidential Policy Directive 21

D. NIPP 2013 Supplement: Incorporating Resilience into Critical Infrastructure Projects