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Physical Security Controls

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is physical security important to protecting data?

a)

Physical access to data will negate the security advantages of the cloud.

b)

Information resides on physical assets, linking physical and information security.

c)

Social engineering can negate any information security controls.

d)

None of the above.

2.

Why is proper interior and exterior lighting important?

a)

It can detect people who are where they don’t belong.

b)

 It shows who is in a restricted space.

c)

It allows more people and activities to be observed.

d)

It is needed for the use of closed-circuit television cameras.

3.

Your organization has experienced multiple incidents of graffiti tagging and people loitering in the parking lot despite the chain-link fence surrounding it. What is the best solution to the issue?

a)

“No Trespassing” signage

b)

More guard stations

c)

Additional external lighting

d)

Changing the chain-link fencing to anti-scale fencing

4.

After a physical security incident, what critical data can security guards commonly provide?

a)

Employee ID information

b)

Access logs of who has entered and exited the building

c)

Alarm codes

d)

Blueprints showing unmonitored areas of the building

5.

Alarms are effective only if which of the following is true?

a)

They alert on abnormal conditions.

b)

Every entrance is monitored with a sensor.

c)

They are not tied to the information systems.

d)

They are tuned to provide accurate and useful alerts.

6.

You are implementing a test lab at your organization for early alpha software development. To prevent any of the development code from inadvertently getting put on production computers, what should you implement?

a)

Air gap

b)

Strict firewalls

c)

Protected distribution

d)

Patch management

7.

What is the security benefit of a Faraday cage?

a)

Prevents attack by EMP

b)

Prevents accessing a device using a wireless network or cell connection

c)

Works better than anti-scale fencing

d)

Prevents stack overflows by EMI

8.

What is an example of a human-based screened subnet (DMZ)?

a)

A visitor’s lobby that is separated from a company office by a receptionist

b)

Hallways between the company lobby and offices

c)

A server room with a locked door

d)

The networking cabinets in the facility

9.

What is a primary problem with biometrics?

a)

Technically, biometrics are difficult to implement.

b)

The human body changes over time.

c)

Biometrics are easily faked.

d)

Biometrics can’t be loaned or delegated.

10.

What should you do to protect your IP-based CCTV system from a DDoS attack?

a)

Reconfigure your firewalls.

b)

Connect it to an intrusion detection system.

c)

Require multifactor authentication to access the CCTV system.

d)

Place all CCTV components on a separate network.