Viruses, bacteria, protists and fungi. 1  1. Module Two: Life at a Molecular, Cellular and Tissue Level Paper One. 2  2. â¢ Owing to evolution, we have a large diversity of life on planet Earth. 3  The earliest organisms that were thought to have developed were viruses, protists, bacteria and fungi. 1. Module Two: Life at a Molecular, Cellular and Tissue Level Paper One. 2  2. â¢ Owing to evolution, we have a large diversity of life on planet Earth. 3  The earliest organisms that were thought to have developed were viruses, protists, bacteria and fungi. 4  These are the organisms we will be focussing on.
OPSECâs most important characteristic is that it is a process. It is an analytical process that can be applied to any operation or activity for the purpose of denying critical information to an adversary.
Purpose of this Handbook. Operations security (OPSEC) is a vital component in developing protection mechanisms to safeguard sensitive information and preserve essential secrecy. To develop an effective operations security program, the organization's OPSEC officer must understand the range of threats that confront his activity. This handbook provides unclassified threat information that can be used by OPSEC program managers in developing protection regimes and training organizational personnel. It was developed as an unclassified document to allow the widest possible circulation of threat data within organizations that may be targeted by intelligence collection activities.