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Operations Security — the process of identifying and protecting critical information that could be used against an organization or mission if it fell into the wrong hands.
Typically required annually for military service members, DoD civilians, and contractors, though specific requirements vary by command and role.
Identify critical information, analyze threats, analyze vulnerabilities, assess risk, and apply countermeasures.
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Cyber Awareness focuses mainly on digital and cybersecurity risks like phishing and PII handling. OPSEC is broader — it covers protecting any critical information, digital or otherwise, from being pieced together by an adversary.
A piece of information or behavior that, on its own or combined with others, could reveal something an adversary shouldn't know — like a pattern of activity, a visible location marker, or a schedule detail.