Foreign Travel

2. For additional information & literature about elicitation & the recruitment cycle & to learn how you can protect yourself & the information you carry while on foreign travel, contact your _____
8. While traveling remember that you are subject to the local _____
9. An effort in which a seemingly normal conversation is contrived to extract information about individuals, their work, and their colleagues
11. To help the U.S. Embassy contact you in an emergency, enroll in this program on the U.S. Dept. of State travel site
12. Avoid establishing __________
13. The acquisition of trade secrets from business competitors
15. A post-travel ____________ allows security personnel to learn from your experiences while on travel
16. You are a potential target if you have access to this type of information
17. Foreign entities target information related to your organization's __
19. An industrial espionage tactic
21. Foreign police & intelligence services may detain persons for many reasons, including simple __________

1. Information gathered & activities conducted to identify, deceive, exploit, disrupt or protect against espionage, sabotage, & other intelligence activities
3. A type of information highly sought after by foreign entities
4. One of the biggest threats facing travelers
5. Foreign travel increases the risk of foreign intelligence ______
6. One of the most dangerous locations anyone can use to check and send email
7. First line of defense in protecting classified information & defense technologies
10. A method used by foreign intelligence services to obtain info from U.S. travelers
11. Report _________ activity upon return from your trip
14. Be ______
18. Have contact information for DoS, passport replacement, company/security POC, and _______
20. _______ travel outside the U.S. must be coordinated with the Export Control Officer