There are four classifications of assets. A list of clients for a company would be an example of which asset?

What must the officer do to maintain being the first line of protection for the people they serve?

When is the best time to write a report?

Which is an example of a civil law trial that a protection officer could be a witness for?

In a criminal trial, the prosecutor brings charges; however, in a civil trial, who brings the complaint to court?

There are four conditions in which a security officer can lawfully conduct a search. Which is an example of implied consent to search?

The origin of our concept of trespass comes from:

What is an “actionable cause under common law so that someone who suffers damages as a result of the negligence of another may sue to recover their losses”?

“Whatever is contained in the communicator’s original message is both received and understood by the targeted receiver” describes:

What is one of the most important tools that any security officer can have at his or her disposal?

There are four channels of communication in any organization: top-down, bottom-up, horizontal, and the grapevine. An outgrowth of informal and casual groupings of employees is an example of which one?

What is the primary mobile communications device that almost all security officers use to communicate with the control center and between other officers?

Who is the most valuable, but most often overlooked, member of a system dedicated to maximizing benefits through loss control?

Which of the following levels is the highest level?

Which of the following are considered stakeholders in a security awareness team?

The need to focus attention on security, and keep security in the forefront of every employee’s mind throughout the organization, to insure they are making more secure decisions is the definition of:

Which of the following is a key element to creating a sustainable culture of security?

In order to develop a sustainable culture of security in an organization, what must you first develop to ensure employees understand what security is and how important it is to the organization?

Which of the following is NOT an example of critical infrastructure?

Below are three examples identified by the NIPP as one of the five evolving threats that protection officers can encounter. Which is NOT an example?

The fire triangle is made up of fuel, heat, and what other component?

The two methods of fire detection are human observation and __________.

The most comprehensive information available on the majority of hazards comes from which of the following?

For hazardous materials incidents, a good practical tool to use is the most current version of the __________.

There are four components of physical security. Which is not one of them?

What is the most common type of security patrol?

What can a protection officer do to best be prepared for their shift?

What is the most important reason for scene integrity?

What is the initial fact-finding component of the investigative process?

When testifying in court, a security professional should:

In most cases, which phase of the investigative process is the security officer involved in?

What can be used to record information as soon as possible after an incident, ensuring a more accurate incident report?

From which perspective, or point of view, should an incident report be written?

Which of these is NOT one of the three C's of report writing?

The most cost-effective tool for gathering information during an investigation is which of the following?

Which of the following is a way to develop rapport with a person being interviewed?

What is a thorough, comprehensive, and ongoing evaluation of conditions that may create a weakness in the security or safety of the facility?

The protection officer is trained to observe and identify potential hazards. Which activity provides the protection officer with the most likely way to report and correct unsafe acts and conditions?

"Many factors acting together to cause an accident", is the definition of:

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has developed a training program to prepare for an active assailant. What is the name of this training program?

What should all organizations consider developing in order to help reduce mass shootings and assaults?

What is a common name for a situation where an assailant attempts to force a responding officer to shoot them?

During an active violent assailant incident, which is NOT a role of the protection officer?

All aspects of the security policies and procedures should be reviewed and evaluated for updates:

What is a nationwide first aid training campaign that protection officers should participate in that would be helpful in medical emergencies during a crisis?

What is referred to as the “silent killer” for law enforcement?

Understanding disruptive, or violent behavior, is essential in determining what steps to take to safely resolve an incident. What is the first stage in managing these behaviors?

During crisis intervention, it is important to remember that 85% of communication is:

Which of the following is a psychological change that could be a sign of dementia?

What is considered the first step on which to build an effective drug-free workplace program?

What policy can companies put in place to deter substance abuse, prevent the hiring of substance abusers, and provide for the early identification and referral to treatment of employees with a substance abuse problem?

What is the most well-known theory of criminal behavior?

Opportunities for employee theft come about because of:

What is defined as the means to control privileges or rights to an asset, resource, or an individual?

The most common and simplest form of access control is:

Which is an example of an electronic access control system?

Which type of technology can include the use of hand, eye, voice, or facial recognition for access control?

There are five basic components of an explosive device. Which of the following is NOT one of those components?

There are many metal detection technologies in use today. Which of the following is NOT one of those technologies?

Which type of detection technology is typically used in retail businesses, and uses electronic sensors attached to merchandise to set off an alarm if passed through sensors?

Which type of explosive detection technology uses a computer program and provides 3D images to automatically scan packages for explosives?

Ground security cameras in a fixed position can leave blind spots. What recent technology, with the ability to move, can be used to search around corners and get a closer look to avoid blind spots?

Below are three examples of security applications for drones, which is NOT an example of a security application for drones?

What is the minimum age requirement for obtaining a pilot's license for operation of a commercial or small Unmanned Aircraft System?

What is the recommended minimum height for perimeter fencing?

Physical security planning allows for:

What are the three main objectives of security lighting?

Which of the following is bullet resistant glass made from?

A “Direct Monitoring” system is one that:

A glass-break sensor is a device that:

Which type of alarm monitoring consists of a company that is paid to provide monitoring services for a variety of clients?

Which type of alarm sensor detects an intruder coming in close proximity to, touching, or lifting an object, and serves as the final protective layer of a typical alarm system?

What is the most significant loss that risk management seeks to address?

How do we measure the likelihood of an event occurring?

Which of the following are two key risk management elements?

A central concept in the field of security, which is used to help conserve limited resources, apply the right solutions in the right places, and keep up with changes in our operational environment is:

In which step of risk management does the assessor put all of the information on assets, threats, and vulnerabilities together, and then consider the potential impact or consequences of a loss event?

Who is responsible for overseeing an emergency?

What national agency is responsible for coordinating responses to multistate disasters like hurricanes?

What is the centralized location for managing emergency incidents?

What is one thing that all emergencies have in common?

What training should all security officers take first to prepare for disasters?

Below are three of the things that a security professional must do in any crisis which is NOT one of these requirements?

Below are three types of emergencies the security professional has to be prepared to handle. Which of the following is not a type of emergency the security professional has to be prepared to handle?

When directing traffic, what is crucial for an officer's ability to ensure prompt compliance to hand signals?

Which description fits a crowd that is a casual or temporary assemblage without a leader or cohesive group behavior?

What is an example of a crowd that assembles for a deliberate purpose with cohesive group behavior?

What is appropriate personal behavior for a protection officer during large crowd events?

What is a work stoppage called where participants often use homemade or premade signs, march, and chant slogans to draw attention to a grievance?

During VIP security operations, what is a main mitigation consideration for protecting VIPs?

What type of operation involves a man in an unmarked car and in street clothes?

What type of surveillance operations are performed out in the open and can usually be easily identified as a surveillance activity?

What type of surveillance operations are those done in secret without the knowledge of the target?

What is a "trade secret"?

Terrorists use violence, or threat of violence, to accomplish their goals. Which of these is generally the least important goal in a terroristic act?

What is an element of human-based security that makes humans superior to technology?

What is, "the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives" referred to as?

In the event of a bomb threat, what is one consideration when deciding if an evacuation of the building is the appropriate action to take?

What is a strategy of deception used by an attacker to draw the target into an area more conducive to attack?