The critical detection point on a given path is defined as the point where:
The critical detection point on a given path is defined as the point where:
The critical detection point on a given path is defined as the point where the delay time remaining exceeds the response force time. This means it is the latest point at which detection can occur and still allow enough time for the security response forces to intercept and neutralize the adversary before they reach their target.
D is correct
correct answer is D
Correct Answer is D: Critical Detection Point (CDP) The CDP is the point where the delay time exceeds the response force time. Simply put, it is the time it takes for the detection and response functions to interrupt (stop) the adversary before they can compromise or destroy …
The CDP is defined as that point along the path to the target, detection beyond which might result in the success of the adversary.