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  5-37. Due to the mobility and fleeting nature of many IW targets, precision
  weapons deliver the munitions of choice against many high-value targets.
  The increased accuracy provided by such weapons allows the OPFOR to
  attack specific IW-related targets rapidly and accurately. The OPFOR
  continues to research and develop directed energy weapons, to include ra-
  dio frequency weapons and high-power lasers.
  PROTECTION AND SECURITY MEASURES
  5-38. The purpose of protection and security measures in IW is to protect
  the OPFOR’s information infrastructure, maintain OPFOR capabilities for
  effective C2, and deny protected information to other actors. The OPFOR con-
  tinues to develop capabilities to effectively preserve OPFOR C2 at all levels of
  command.
  5-39. Protection and security measures conducted as part of IW include
  • Information collection, processing, and utilization.
  • Reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance.
  • Information and operations security.
  • Camouflage, concealment, cover, and deception (C3D).
  • Force protection.
  • Secure use of information-collection and -processing systems.
  Information and Operations Security
  5-40. Information and operations security is used to protect the physical and
  intellectual assets used to facilitate command and control. It must function
  continuously to be effective. It must conceal not only operational intentions,
  current locations and configurations, and actions but also the tactics, tech-
  niques, and procedures of information systems employment and operation.
  5-41. The OPFOR clearly understands the importance of information security.
  Commanders understand their vulnerabilities to being attacked through
  their own information systems and develop means to protect these systems.
  In addition, the OPFOR must be capable of isolating attacks on its informa-
  tion systems while maintaining the ability to execute. In order to reduce the
  vulnerability, the OPFOR emphasizes strong communications, computer, and
  transmission security. It uses all State assets to support this process and sup-
  ply the necessary resources and intelligence.
  Camouflage, Concealment, Cover, and Deception
  5-42. The OPFOR gives particular attention to protective measures aimed
  at reducing the enemy’s ability to target and engage OPFOR systems with
  precision munitions. Knowing that the enemy cannot attack what his
  RISTA systems do not find, the OPFOR employs a variety of C3D tech-
  niques. These range from the most simple and inexpensive methods to
  hide from observation to the most modern multispectral signature-
  reducing technology.
  5-43. All OPFOR units can use one or more forms of technical camouflage.
  The purpose of these techniques is to alter the appearance of personnel and