Which FPCON level is applied when there is an increased or more predictable threat exists?

Which FPCON level is applied when there is an increased or more predictable threat exists?

• A. Charlie
• B. Delta
• C. Bravo
• D. Alpha

Answer: (D)

Think of FPCON levels as steps of security posture to match how credible and immediate the threat is. When there is an increased or more predictable threat, the posture rises to a higher level known as Bravo. This level calls for heightened vigilance and security measures: more thorough access control, increased security patrols, additional checks of people and vehicles, and readiness to scale up further if the threat grows, but it isn’t as severe as the highest level. Delta is reserved for situations where an attack is imminent or has already occurred, requiring the most stringent measures; Alpha covers a general, less defined threat and is lower than Bravo. So the best fit for an increased or more predictable threat is Bravo.

Think of FPCON levels as steps of security posture to match how credible and immediate the threat is. When there is an increased or more predictable threat, the posture rises to a higher level known as Bravo. This level calls for heightened vigilance and security measures: more thorough access control, increased security patrols, additional checks of people and vehicles, and readiness to scale up further if the threat grows, but it isn’t as severe as the highest level.

Delta is reserved for situations where an attack is imminent or has already occurred, requiring the most stringent measures; Alpha covers a general, less defined threat and is lower than Bravo. So the best fit for an increased or more predictable threat is Bravo.