Exam 9: Cybersecurity Operations

The ______ is primarily responsible for intelligence interception and interpretation/decryption.

Explain the differential association theory. Why is it difficult to apply this theory to cybercrime?

Which of the following differential association theory points was not proposed by Edwin Sutherland?

In the 1950s and 1960s, subculture theories began to examine the prevalence of ______.

Systems utilized by many of the nation's critical infrastructures to provide automated control of the functions of the infrastructure are referred to as ______.

Outsiders in the hacker subculture who do not have the skills and use prewritten programs are referred to as ______.

In conjunction with local and tribal agencies, the Department of Homeland Security works to do all of the following except ______.

Hacker subcultures may consist of various identifying factors. Which of the following is NOT likely to be one of those factors?

Undocumented, nonmalicious, surprises installed on a program by the creator are referred to as ______.

What role does guardianship have in crime, according to the routine activities theory? Provide examples of types of guardianship.

The idea that people learn to behave in certain ways based on imitating the behavior of those they are close to applies to only conventional behaviors.

According to the text, low socioeconomic status is a predominate marker for engaging in crime in ______.

Although multiple agencies play a role in our nation's cybersecurity, leading the way is the ______.

Which of the following is not considered one of the responsibilities of the Department of Homeland Security?

Albert K. Cohen's subculture theory propositions are based on ______.

Within criminal justice and criminology, subcultures may include the prison subculture, the criminal subculture, the courtroom working group, etc.

The first responders to most catastrophic events are usually at the ______ level.

The most recent era of local-level policing is known as the ______.

Traditional crimes occur in a specific location/jurisdiction(s) and are thus subjected to the rule of law of that specific jurisdiction.

Asserting that criminal behavior is learned via intimate personal groups is a premise for ______.