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WorksheetsISC2 - CC - Chapter 3 - Module 2
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is the ultimate goal of physical access controls?
a)
Protect physical assets
b)
Protect people
c)
Protect the infrastructure
d)
Protect digital assets
2.
Why is physical security important to protecting data?
a)
Physical access to data will negate the security advantages of the cloud
b)
Social engineering can negate any information security controls
c)
Information resides on physical assets, linking physical and information security
d)
None of the other answers are correct
3.
Which of the following is a physical access control?
a)
Badges
b)
Phone SMS
c)
Computer with biometrics to log in
d)
Password
4.
Which of the following is the goal of a physical perimeter control?
a)
Manage access into a facility
b)
Manage access within a facility
c)
Keep everybody out
d)
Allow everybody into a facility
5.
Which of the following is NOT a physical perimeter control?
a)
Guard dog
b)
Bollard
c)
Receptionist
d)
Fence
6.
Which of the following can be controlled with bollards?
a)
People
b)
Pets
c)
All of them
d)
Vehicles
7.
Which of the following is the most secure method to prevent unauthorized access throughout gate entry?
a)
Door
b)
Turnstile
c)
Mantrap
d)
Barrier
8.
Which of the following types of access control is be most effective against tailgating?
a)
Turnstile
b)
Fence
c)
Barrier
d)
Lock
9.
Which of the following is NOT a badge card type?
a)
QR code card
b)
Magnetic stripe card
c)
Swipe card
d)
Smart card
10.
Which of the following is the most modern type of badge system?
a)
QR code card
b)
Magnetic stripe card
c)
Proximity card
d)
Smart card
11.
Which of the following cards store encrypted data?
a)
QR code card
b)
Smart card
c)
Proximity card
d)
Magnetic stripe card
12.
Which of the following cards has the capabiity to store biometric data?
a)
QR code card
b)
Magnetic stripe card
c)
Smart card
d)
Proximity card
13.
What are the names of the processes required to implement biometric authentication?
a)
Enrolment and verification
b)
Sampling and Authentication
c)
Physiological and behavioral
d)
Sampling and access
14.
Which of the following refers to "enrollment" process in biometrics?
a)
Compare biometric meassures with data in the database
b)
Register biometric data into a database
c)
Modify the biometric data in the database
d)
Delete biometric data from the database
15.
Which of the following is an example of physiological biometric system?
a)
Face pattern
b)
Voiceprint
c)
Keystroke
d)
Signature
16.
Which of the following is an example of behavioral biometric system?
a)
Face pattern
b)
Voiceprint
c)
Retina pattern
d)
Fingerprint pattern
17.
Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of biometric authentication systems?
a)
Cheap
b)
Privacy concerns
c)
Difficult device sanitization
d)
Medical concerns
18.
Which of the following is the main objective of a physical internal control?
a)
Manage access into a facility
b)
Manage access within a facility
c)
Keep everybody out
d)
Allow everybody into a facility
19.
Which of the following is NOT a physical internal control?
a)
Receptionist
b)
Bollard
c)
Entrance logs
d)
Escort
20.
Which of the following physical internal control can detect equipment being stolen?
a)
Laptop locks
b)
Alarms
c)
Metal detectors
d)
Entrance logs
21.
Which of the following physical internal control can prevent equipment being stolen?
a)
Laptop locks
b)
Alarms
c)
Metal detectors
d)
Cameras
22.
Why do entrance logs are usefull?
a)
Scare people to do something bad
b)
Evidence after incidents
c)
Tell when employees get late to work
d)
Trigger alarms
23.
Which of the following statements about logs is False?
a)
Logs need to be protected as the might have costumer data
b)
Logs should be monitored time to time to check for possible incidents
c)
Logs should be deleted after being checked and in case there is no incidents
d)
Logs should be kept for a period of time indicated by the law or the company policy
24.
After a physical security incident, what critical data can receptionists commonly provide?
a)
Employee ID information
b)
Alarm codes
c)
Access logs of who has entered and exited the building
d)
Blueprints showing unmonitored areas of the building
25.
Which of the following concepts refers to unauthorized person follows an authorized person to access a restricted area?
a)
Piggybacking
b)
Tailgaiting
c)
Followaccessing
d)
Allowstrict
26.
Which of the following concepts refers to an authorized person permiting an unauthorized person to enter a restricted area?
a)
Tailgaiting
b)
Restricrooming
c)
Piggybackig
d)
Allowstrict
27.
Which of the following is an approach that focus on reducing the likelihood of crimes happening in the place of work
a)
Incident response plan
b)
CPTED
c)
Accident Crime design
d)
Risk Managment
28.
Which of the following is not part of the Crime Prevention through enviromental design?
a)
Directing flow of people
b)
CCTV cameras
c)
Maintain landscaping
d)
Fire alarm
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