Which of the following activities is NOT related to the function of an FDO?

The function of a Foreign Disclosure Officer (FDO) primarily centers around managing the sharing of sensitive information with foreign partners and allies. Activities directly related to this role include overseeing sensitive information disclosures, managing data to ensure they meet security protocols, and reviewing agreements that pertain to international cooperation and partnership, ensuring that all disclosures align with applicable laws, regulations, and military agreements.

Investigating espionage allegations falls outside the purview of an FDO's responsibilities. While maintaining the security of shared information is critical, the investigation of espionage is generally handled by intelligence and security agencies, which specialize in counterintelligence and the protection of classified data. The FDO’s focus is more on facilitating appropriate disclosures rather than conducting investigations into potential security breaches or espionage activities.