Studio - U3 - LO2-3.3 Cyber Security Controls

What does the lesson on Physical Controls overlap with?

• Network security unit

• Global information unit

• Cybersecurity unit

• Data protection unit

Why can companies with modern network security standards still be vulnerable?

• They lack proper software updates

• They do not have enough staff

• They face physical and low-tech threats

• They do not use encryption

What must networking professionals consider when developing corporate security standards?

• Only high-tech threats

• Only software vulnerabilities

• Both physical and low-tech threats

• Only network configurations

What do companies use physical protection for?

• To enhance software performance

• To protect their equipment

• To increase employee productivity

• To reduce operational costs

What factors influence the forms of physical protection companies take?

• The size of the company and its revenue

• The level of threat and the potential cost of damage

• The number of employees and their roles

• The type of industry and market competition

What is the most common type of physical control mentioned in the document?

• Alarms

• Cameras

• Locks

• Security guards

According to the document, what percentage of the job is done if a burglar finds the door locked?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

What is one of the benefits of alarming doors, windows, and filing cabinets?

What is the main objective of the lesson as stated in the document?

What is an obvious security measure to protect hardware within a company in areas prone to flooding?

• Placing computers in the basement

• Placing computers above known flood levels

• Placing computers near windows

• Placing computers in the attic