Final answer:
The CCIPS at the Department of Justice is involved with prosecuting sophisticated hackers and ensuring fair use of law enforcement authorities, but continuous surveillance of foreign actors is not stated as their direct accomplishment.
Step-by-step explanation:
The accomplishments of CCIPS (Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section) at the Department of Justice include the prosecution of sophisticated hackers, privacy invasions by criminals such as hackers, cyberstalkers, sextortionists, and purveyors of mobile spyware. They ensure the fair and appropriate use of law enforcement investigative authorities. However, one option that is NOT a direct and standalone accomplishment of the CCIPS is the continuous surveillance of foreign actor activities in cyberspace. This type of activity is more closely associated with intelligence agencies, such as the NSA, and the surveillance and intelligence gathering of foreign actors may involve collaboration with various agencies, but it is not a stated primary function of the CCIPS itself.