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OPSEC is a free educational application designed for Android devices, focusing on operational security principles. This app serves as a reference tool, providing users with essential information regarding the practices and procedures that help protect sensitive information from unauthorized access. It is particularly useful for individuals in various fields that require a solid understanding of security protocols, including military personnel, security professionals, and those interested in personal security.

The application features a user-friendly interface that allows for easy navigation through different sections. Key functionalities include detailed explanations of OPSEC concepts, guidelines on implementing security measures, and resources for further learning. The app aims to enhance the user's knowledge of operational security, making it a valuable asset for anyone looking to improve their understanding of safeguarding critical information.

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Release
Latest update
Version
2.2.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.4 and up
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Total Downloads
24
Downloads Last Week
0

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An Official US Navy mobile application, produced by the Navy PMW 240 Program.

An Official US Navy mobile application, produced by the Navy PMW 240 Program.

Want to know how to better protect your mission, fellow service members and family from potential adversaries? The U.S. Navys OPSEC app UPDATED FOR 2018 -- is an all-in-one Operations Security reference, training and education tool for Department of Navy (DoN) personnel and their family members. This app consolidates all relevant DoN OPSEC policies, references, tools and training aids into one convenient, easy-to-use application for your mobile device. This is your one-stop OPSEC shop!

This version of the app has been updated to include the new Uncle Sams OPSEC course (USOPSEC, v3), as well as policy updates, documents, videos, references, links and an improved overall look and feel. The app is divided into the following sections for ease of use:

-- Policy/Guidance: Includes Joint, DoD, Navy and Marine Corps Policies; Navy Tactics, Techniques and Procedures; Marine Corps Warfighting Publication; and handbooks.

-- Training: Features Uncle Sams OPSEC computer-based training, an instructor-led General Military Training presentation and ten supervisor led face-to-face scenarios, also known as vignettes. Uncle Sams OPSEC steps users through the OPSEC process, followed by five optional short modules specifically designed for personnel in Leadership, Planning, Acquisition, Public Affairs and OPSEC Program Manager positions.

-- Products: Includes training videos on a multitude of OPSEC topics, training briefs and posters to assist OPSEC program managers in educating their crews.

-- Assessments: Features information and resources to assist OPSEC program managers on how to conduct annual OPSEC assessments at their command. A step-by-step guide, briefing tools, assessment checklists and sample questionnaires are included.

-- Favorites/FAQs: Use this section to highlight parts of the app you find most valuable. The Frequently Asked Questions module addresses some of the most common and prevalent OPSEC issues affecting DoN personnel today, like spear phishing, social engineering and computer hacking.

The app will be updated periodically for content accuracy and new content when applicable. Feel free to share this app and training with family members, relatives and friends. Download yours today!


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