ITPC 108 - Physical Security Control

The type of security concerned with protecting hardware, buildings, and equipment from physical threats.

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The type of security that focuses on protecting software and data from unauthorized digital access.

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The process of limiting access to buildings, rooms, or devices to authorized personnel only.

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A type of control that uses policies, site selection, and visitor escort procedures.

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The physical boundary protection that may include gates, fences, or turnstiles.

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A card similar to a credit card that contains a semiconductor chip for access control or authentication.

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A physical device used to record entries and exits in a facility for auditing purposes.

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A system that uses sensors to detect unusual motion or sound in an area.

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A method of verifying identity using physiological or behavioral traits such as fingerprints or voice.

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The type of control that includes power backup systems, HVAC, and fire suppression systems.

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