This is not an introductory course, nor is it an instructional course. This course is designed to evaluate potential operators on their ability to conduct Offensive Cyberspace Operations while maintaining a high degree of security. The overall intent of this course is to test your ability to find information on your own, problem solve, follow guidance, and adapt to stressors. You will be provided with a re-cap of concepts that you should already be familliar with and given the opportunity to practice skills. Prior to the evaluations portion of the class, you will be given Dry Runs, which are practice operations intended to allow you to become famillar with the environment and begin applying your skills and developing your processes in a timed activity prior to evaluation. Though you will be given guidance on how evaluations will be graded, 'Dry Runs' are NOT intended to prepare you for the grading of the evaluations portion.
In an effort to facsimilate various occurances that you will run into during operations, we have designed the following pages to mimic the Daily Reads and Non-Standard Database that you will be responsible for as operators. It is important that you follow all guidance before, during, and after an operation. Often, this guidance is found across several sources. If, at any time, there is a conflict in guidance, your Mission Commander will be used for deconfliction. Common sources of guidance throughout this course are as follows:
Note: this is by no means an exhaustive list and only includes the most common sources of guidance
Daily Read Guidelines Academic Integrity NSDB
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