16-D Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What is physical security?

A

Controls that restrict in-person access to sites and buildings

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Why is physical security important?

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To prevent unauthorized access, which can lead to financial losses, credibility issues, and legalities

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3
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What is perimeter security?

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Uses barricades, fences, lighting, and surveillance to control and monitor access to a building or campus

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4
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What features should security fencing have?

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Transparent, robust, and secure against climbing

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5
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What is an access control vestibule?

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An area where one gateway leads to an enclosed space protected by another barrier, restricting access to one person at a time

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What is the purpose of magnetometers in security?

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To identify concealed weapons or other items at building entrances

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What roles do security guards play?

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Monitor checkpoints, verify identification, allow/disallow access, log entries, and provide a visual deterrent

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What are the categories of door lock types?

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  • Key operated
  • Electronic
  • Badge reader
  • Biometric
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What is a fingerprint reader?

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A biometric scanner that detects the unique pattern of ridges in a fingerprint

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What is a palmprint scanner?

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A contactless camera-based scanner that records and validates the unique pattern of veins in a hand

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What is a retina scanner?

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An infrared light device that identifies the pattern of blood vessels in the eye

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What are Kensington locks used for?

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To secure laptops or devices to a desk or pillar to prevent theft

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13
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What types of alarm systems are there?

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  • Circuit
  • Motion sensors
  • Proximity
  • Duress
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What is a duress alarm?

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An alarm triggered manually by staff under threat, potentially alerting security personnel

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What is the purpose of video surveillance?

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To improve the resilience of perimeter gateways and monitor intrusion attempts

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16
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How does security lighting contribute to safety?

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Enhances perception of safety, deters intrusion, and aids surveillance

17
Q

Fill in the blank: The main problem with a simple door as an entry mechanism is that it cannot accurately record who has _______.

A

entered or left an area

18
Q

True or False: A biometric door lock may utilize a fingerprint reader.

19
Q

What security measures can mitigate the threat of unauthorized access to servers?

A

Key-operated chassis faceplates

20
Q

What type of security control is used when Katie scans her palmprint?

A

Biometric security control

21
Q

What is the purpose of closely spaced sculpted stone posts with reinforced steel cores?

A

To prevent vehicles from crashing into the building or exploding a bomb nearby