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TION 15 of 25. Under which Cyberspace Protection Condition (CPCON) is the priority focus limited to critical and essential functions?

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Step 1: Identify CPCON Level

CPCON levels dictate the defensive posture of a network in response to cyber threats. The level that limits the focus to critical and essential functions is CPCON 1.

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CPCON 1

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CPCON Levels

Key Concept Explanation

Cyberspace Protection Condition (CPCON) levels are a set of measures to defend against cyber threats, with each level indicating a specific degree of readiness and response. CPCON 1 represents the highest level of readiness, focusing on protecting critical and essential functions.

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