Flashcards 47 - 95

Question 1

47. Budgetary estimates are?

A cost estimate of each security so_____ for budgeting and planning purposes.

Answer 1

Solution

Question 2

48. Three types of project estimates?

Answer 2

Budgetary estimates
Preliminary Design estimates
And Life cycle cost estimates

Question 3

49. The 7 procedures to be covered when creating a detailed estimate?

S, CL, EC, Subs,
OIA, IC, PR

Answer 3

S – Spreadsheet format (Use a spreadsheet format)
• C – Components list (Develop a list of components and their prices)
• E – Equipment costs (Identify special equipment and prices/rates)
• S – Subsystems (PPS) (Identify PPS subsystems)
• P – Preparation for install (Identify other installation activities)
• I – Installation crews (Form installation crews)
• P – Productivity rates (Establish productivity)

Question 4

49. The 7 procedures to be covered when creating a detailed estimate?

S, CL, EC,
IDSS, IDOIA, FIC, and EPR

Answer 4

S – Use a spreadsheet
CL - components list
EC - equipment costs
IDSS – Identify PPS subsystems
OIA – Identify other installation activities
IC – Form installation crews
PR – Establish productivity rates

Question 5

51. The four stages of a project?

Project F__ D___ E___& C____

Answer 5

Feasibility
Development
Execution and
Closeout

Question 6

52. In what stage of the project should any changes in scope, deliverables or activities be subject to a more systematic change process & submitted to the change review board (CRB)?

Answer 6

Stage 3…Project execution

Question 7

53. The seven deliverables of the planning stage?

PM, PT, RA, PM, BE, DC and C and LR

Answer 7

PM→ Selection of Project Manager
PT → Selection of Project Team
RA → Risk Assessment Report
PM → Procurement Method
BE → Budgetary Estimates
DC→ Design Criteria
C and LR → Contracting and Legal Requirements

Question 8

54. Two types of physical barriers?

Answer 8

Natural and Structural barriers

Question 9

55. This type of barrier includes fields, rivers, cliffs, marshes & deserts?

Answer 9

Natural barriers

Question 10

56. This type of barrier includes berms, ditches, trees and shrubs, fences doors and glazing materials?

Answer 10

Structural barriers

Question 11

57. Three common means of preventing trespassing?

Answer 11

Walls
Chain link fences
Moats and other barriers

Question 12

58. Six considerations when erecting a chain link fence?

People build fences for good territory

Answer 12

• People → Posts
• Build → Bracing
• Fences → Fabric
• For → Fence top treatment
• Good → Gates
• Territory → Turnstiles

Question 13

59. When should barbed wire be installed atop a fence?

Answer 13

If the fence is intended to deter human trespassing.

Question 14

60. A cement apron under a fence is installed to….

Answer 14

Prevent individuals or objects from going under the fence.

Question 15

61. The 8 considerations when placing physical barriers and site hardening?

Answer 15

Target attractiveness and overall risks to the site
Nearby perimeter and adjacencies
Perimeter options & outer and inner security systems
Cost effectiveness
Response directives & operational procedures

Question 16

62. When are planters an effective vehicle barrier?

Answer 16

When properly anchored to the ground.

Question 17

63. Sturdy and short cylindrical posts meant to divert traffic or absorb vehicular impact?

Bo______

Answer 17

Bollards

Question 18

64. The purpose of a turnstile?

Answer 18

Control pedestrian traffic and

Minimizing tailgating or (piggybacking)

Question 19

65. Five measures to strengthen doors are?

SP, KP, AF, SS & SW

Answer 19

• Strength → Steel plates
• Keeps → Kick plates
• All → Anchoring frames
• Structures → Set screws (in hinges)
• Secure → Spot welding (hinges)

Question 20

66. 5 types of window glass?

A or P
T
W
L
B/B-r

Answer 20

• A or P→ Annealed or plate
• T→ Tempered glass
• W→ Wired glass
• L→ Laminated glass
• B/B-r→ Bullet/Burglar resistant glass

Question 21

67. Four window-related security materials?

WB
BC
WF
SS

Answer 21

WB→ Window Bars
BC → Blast Curtains
WF → Window Film
SS → Security Shutters

Question 22

68. At what dimension should opening be fortified?

Answer 22

96 square inches

619 square centimeters

Question 23

69. Four key factors in hardening a facility?

SOD,
SI
P PC
R of OS

Answer 23

• Some → Stand-off distance
• Strong → Structural integrity of the premises
• Protections → Prevention of progressive collapse
• Required → Redundancy of operating systems

Question 24

70. Four typical objectives of an access control system?

P AAA to
D, M & P
PRO
PRO

Answer 24

-Permit authorized assets access to controlled areas;
-Detect, minimize & prevent access or exit of unauthorized assets from controlled areas.
-Provide information to security personnel for the assessment and response to unauthorized entry
-provide a record of who, what, when, where and how accesss to controlled areas was granted.

Question 25

71. Three types of credentials that can be validated in an electronic access control system?

Answer 25

-Something an asset has - key or credential -something and asset knows - id# or code; -something an asset is - biometric id of inherent traits

Question 26

72. Six types of locks: M E Em CO C B

Answer 26

• M→ Mechanical • E→ Electrified • EM→ Electromagnetic • CO→ Credential operated • C→ Combination • B → Biometric

Question 27

73. The time required to defeat a lock should approximate the ___ of the rest of the secured barrier.

Answer 27

Penetration delay time

Question 28

74. Four methods of contraband detection? MPEC&B

Answer 28

Metal detectors Package search Explosive detection & Chemical & biological agent detection

Question 29

75. What is stand off distance?

Answer 29

The distance between a critical asset and the nearest point of attack.

Question 30

76. The 5 advantages of security lighting include: Safe people observe risky wrongdoers

Answer 30

Safe People Observe Risky Wrongdoers” • Safe – Sense of security for users • People – Provides deterrence for bad people • Observe – Observation, surveillance, and response • Risky – Reduces liability from trips/falls and negligence • Wrongdoers – Witness potential to suspicious/criminal acts

Question 31

77. 6 application types of security lighting?

Answer 31

Continuous Glare Projection Standby Controlled Portable (Movable) Emergency

Question 32

78. How is light intensity measured?

Answer 32

Lux and foot-candles

Question 33

79. Incandescent - lamps that are : _____ efficient; _____Expensive and Have a _______ life span

Answer 33

Least efficient Most expensive and Have a short Life span

Question 34

80. Fluorescent lamps…. More _____ than ______ Only used outdoors for__, __ and ___

Answer 34

-more efficient than incandescent lamps -not used extensively outdoors except for in underpasses, tunnels and Signs

Question 35

81. What lamps provide about 25% better efficiency and life than ordinary incandescent bulbs?

Answer 35

Halogen & Quartz halogen

Question 36

82. Mercury Vapor…. LL; Several…. Poor….

Answer 36

-long life; -take several minutes to produce full light output -poor color rendition for video surveillance

Question 37

83. Metal Halide: Best ____ of _____; Provides _____color ____; Ideal for ______

Answer 37

-Best imitation of daylight; -Provide accurate color rendition; -ideal for video surveillance

Question 38

84. High Pressure sodium…. Ee & LL PCR FOG

Answer 38

-Energy efficient and long life span; -poor color rendition for video surveillance -often used on streets and in parking lots b/c people can see more detail at greater distances in fog.

Question 39

85. Low pressure sodium…. More _____ than _______; ______ to maintain; Provide ___________

Answer 39

-More efficient than high pressure sodium; - expensive to maintain -provide poor color rendition

Question 40

86. LED (light emitting diodes):

Answer 40

-a cost-effective alternative that lasts longer w/out sacrificing illumination

Question 41

87. Induction lamps: 1) LL; and 2) mainly _____

Answer 41

-Long life -mainly used indoors

Question 42

88. Ten types of devices to detect intrusions are? P, M, S V, I, G T, H, CD D/PA

Answer 42

“Powerful Motion Signals Vibrate In Glass, Triggering Hot Capacitance Disturbances.” • Powerful → Position detector • Motion → Motion detector • Signals → Sound detector • Vibrate → Vibration sensor • In → Impact sensor • Glass → Glass breakage sensor • Triggering → Temperature sensor • Hot → Heat sensor • Capacitance → Capacitance devices • Disturbances → Duress/panic alarms

Question 43

89. Video surveillance cameras provide:

Answer 43

Scene and action identification general observation and recognition Automation through analytics

Question 44

90. Thermal cameras:

Answer 44

Monitor the temperatures of objects in the field of view & and use a grayscale to represent temperatures in black & white; color may be artificially assigned.

Question 45

91. Vault….

Answer 45

A specially constructed room or area intended to limit access or provide protection to the assets in the space.

Question 46

92. A safe weighing less than ____ (340 kg) is required to be anchored?

Answer 46

750 lbs

Question 47

93. What org has an established protocol for testing & rating safes & protective containers?

Answer 47

Underwriters Laboratories

Question 48

94. Underwriters laboratories designates what three classes of records protection equipment? L

Answer 48

Class 350 - Paper records & products; Class 150 - Magnetic media, tapes, discs & photographic material; Class 125 - Floppy discs and similar flexible computer media • Oldest storage method (paper, handwritten) = 350 • Middle-era storage (tapes, photographic, discs) = 150 • Early computer era (floppy discs) = 125

Question 49

95. Differentiation between high-security locks from other mechanical locks?

Answer 49

High-security locks rely on precisely cut keys that raise the tumbler array to the shear line while simultaneously rotating pins to align the interlocking mechanism with a groove in the plug base, allowing rotation and bolt movement.”