CISSP-ISSEP · Question #76
Which of the of following departments protects and supports DoD information, information systems, and information networks that are critical to the department and the armed forces during the day-to-da
The correct answer is A. DIAP. DIAP (Defense Information Assurance Program) is correct because its core mission is protecting and supporting DoD information systems and networks - both during routine operations and in crisis situations - making it the primary body responsible for information assurance across t
Question
Which of the of following departments protects and supports DoD information, information systems, and information networks that are critical to the department and the armed forces during the day-to-day operations, and in the time of crisis?
Options
- ADIAP
- BDARPA
- CDTIC
- DDISA
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A95% (19)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
DIAP (Defense Information Assurance Program) is correct because its core mission is protecting and supporting DoD information systems and networks - both during routine operations and in crisis situations - making it the primary body responsible for information assurance across the department and armed forces.
Why the others are wrong:
- DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) focuses on developing breakthrough technologies and advanced research for national security - not protecting existing information systems.
- DTIC (Defense Technical Information Center) is a repository for scientific and technical information, serving as a research and data-sharing resource, not an active protector of information networks.
- DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency) is a close distractor - it does manage DoD communications and IT infrastructure - but DIAP is the specific program tasked with the information assurance and protection mission described in the question.
Memory tip: Think DIAP = Defense Information Assurance Program - "assurance" maps directly to the idea of protecting and supporting information systems. If the question mentions protecting information during both normal and crisis operations, DIAP is your answer.
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