What is the difference between civil affairs information management and command information requirements?

What is the difference between civil affairs information management and command information requirements?

• A. CIM focuses on military readiness and plans.
• B. CIM focuses on civilian information needs, stakeholders, and risk; command information is for military situational awareness; both require security and handling.
• C. Both CIM and command information require no security.
• D. CIM is public-facing; command information is not.

Answer: (B)