Internal Security · Internal and External Security Challenges
Which of the following statements correctly describes the relationship between external security threats and internal security challenges?
- 1Internal security is concerned only with ordinary theft and local disputes, whereas all organized violence is external security
- 2External threats can intensify internal security problems when hostile actors support, fund, train, or influence disruptive domestic elements✓
- 3Internal security and external security are completely unrelated categories and never overlap in practice
- 4External security refers only to border fencing, while internal security refers only to urban traffic regulation
Correct answer
External threats can intensify internal security problems when hostile actors support, fund, train, or influence disruptive domestic elements
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