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A+ - 16D - Summarize Security Measures

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1-21.

Physical security measures are essential for controlling access to buildings and secure areas within them, such as server rooms. Perimeter security involves using barricades, fences, lighting, and surveillance to monitor and control access to the building or campus. Security fencing should be transparent, robust, and secure against climbing to prevent unauthorized access. Access control vestibules and magnetometers are used to restrict entry to one person at a time and enhance surveillance at building entrances.

Human security guards play a crucial role in monitoring critical checkpoints, verifying identification, and providing a visual deterrent to potential security breaches. Door locks come in various types, including key-operated, electronic, badge reader, and biometric locks, each offering different levels of security and convenience. Equipment locks, such as Kensington locks and chassis locks, prevent unauthorized physical access to servers and network appliances.

Alarms and surveillance systems are integral components of physical security, with various types of alarm systems, including circuit-based, motion sensors, proximity alarms, and duress alarms, designed to detect and alert to potential security threats. Video surveillance, implemented with CCTV or IP cameras, helps improve perimeter security and deter intrusion attempts. Security lighting also plays a crucial role in enhancing safety and security, making people feel safe and deterring intruders.

1.

What do physical security measures control?

a)

Software access

b)

Network traffic

c)

Physical access to buildings

d)

Data encryption

2.

What is the purpose of perimeter security?

a)

To control network traffic

b)

To monitor software access

c)

To control and monitor access to buildings

d)

To prevent data encryption

3.

What type of fencing is recommended for security purposes?

a)

Opaque

b)

Flexible

c)

Transparent

d)

Fragile

4.

What is the main purpose of an access control vestibule?

a)

To allow multiple people to enter simultaneously

b)

To restrict access to one person at a time

c)

To prevent access to the building

d)

To enhance security lighting

5.

What enhances surveillance at building entrances?

a)

Security fencing

b)

Door locks

c)

Access control vestibules

d)

Magnetometers

6.

What role do human security guards play in physical security?

a)

Monitoring critical checkpoints

b)

Programming electronic locks

c)

Installing security fencing

d)

Repairing CCTV cameras

7.

What type of lock requires a key for operation?

a)

Electronic lock

b)

Badge reader lock

c)

Key-operated lock

d)

Biometric lock

8.

Which lock type is operated by entering a PIN on an electronic keypad?

a)

Electronic lock

b)

Key-operated lock

c)

Badge reader lock

d)

Biometric lock

9.

What type of lock works with a hardware token?

a)

Electronic lock

b)

Key-operated lock

c)

Badge reader lock

d)

Biometric lock

10.

How does a fingerprint reader operate?

a)

By detecting unique patterns of ridges in a fingerprint

b)

By scanning the retina

c)

By recognizing palmprints

d)

By detecting heat sources

11.

What is the advantage of an optical eye scanner over a fingerprint reader?

a)

It is contactless

b)

It detects heat sources

c)

It detects eye patterns

d)

It recognizes facial features

12.

Which biometric scanning method is considered one of the most accurate?

a)

Fingerprint reader

b)

Palmprint scanner

c)

Retina scanner

d)

Motion sensor

13.

What type of alarm system sounds when a circuit is opened or closed?

a)

Circuit-based

b)

Motion-based

c)

Proximity-based

d)

Duress

14.

What type of alarm system is triggered by movement within a room?

a)

Circuit-based

b)

Motion-based

c)

Proximity-based

d)

Duress

15.

How does a proximity alarm system track the movement of tagged objects?

a)

By monitoring circuit status

b)

By detecting motion

c)

By using RFID tags and readers

d)

By triggering manually

16.

Which type of alarm system is triggered manually by staff if they come under threat?

a)

Circuit-based

b)

Motion-based

c)

Proximity-based

d)

Duress

17.

What is the purpose of video surveillance in physical security?

a)

To control access to buildings

b)

To improve perimeter security

c)

To enhance security lighting

d)

To install equipment locks

18.

What technology is typically used in motion-based alarm detectors?

a)

Microwave radio reflection

b)

Radar

c)

Passive infrared

d)

RFID tags

19.

What is the primary purpose of security lighting?

a)

To make people feel unsafe

b)

To prevent surveillance

c)

To deter intruders and improve safety

d)

To create areas of shadow and glare

20.

What technology is typically used in surveillance cameras?

a)

RFID tags

b)

Circuit-based detection

c)

Closed-circuit television (CCTV)

d)

Passive infrared

21.

What type of lock secures a laptop or other device to a desk or pillar?

a)

Chassis lock

b)

Badge reader lock

c)

Kensington lock

d)

Biometric lock