2.1 Summarize the importance of physical security measures

Question 1

2.1 Summarize the importance of physical security measures

Answer 1

2.1 Summarize the importance of physical security measures

Question 2

Mantrap

Answer 2

Two sets of interlocking doors inside a small space, where one must close before the 2nd set opens.

May be manual w/ a security guard locking/unlocking, otherwise armed by video cam/security team.

Question 3

Badge Reader

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Usually RFID badges or SMART Cards. Reader will authenticate and register the individual’s signal for access.

User data can be stored on a magnetic strip or NFC contactless storage.

Access is provided through security badges that contain coded data that identifies users to the security system.

Question 4

Smart Card

Answer 4

A type of badge or card for authenticating an individual for access into a facility or allowing an individual to provide their own personal (authenticated) signature on a device.

Question 5

Security Guard

Answer 5

a Human security guard placed in/around a location to allow/ disallow access protect it.

Question 6

Door Lock

Answer 6

Requires a key to open the door handle

Question 7

Deadbolt Door Lock

Answer 7

Has a seperate locking bolt on the door frame that, in addition to being separate from the handle conventional lock/key or with a deadbolt that’s used to be able to lock a door solidly in place.

Question 8

Electronic Door Lock

Answer 8

IS opened with by using a PIN, electronic keypad, and can be called a cipher, combo, or keyless

Question 9

Token-based Door Lock

Answer 9

a smart lock using a magnetic card or a proximity reader to detect presence of a wireless key or one-time passcode

Question 10

Biometric Door Lock

Answer 10

a lock integrated with a biometric scanner that unlocks with authenticated and registered biometric features of the individual gaining access FINGERPRINT, RETINA, VOICE

Question 11

Multifactor Door Lock

Answer 11

This lock combines more than one method of entry

Question 12

Security Guard

Answer 12

a Human security guard placed in/around to allow/ disallow access protect against a security breach.

Question 13

Hardware tokens

Answer 13

Tokens are a security component necessary for devices to communicate and provide the holder of the token the appropriate access level. Tokens are passed across connections to a card reader, a magnetic swipe, or via wireless communication.

Question 14

Cable locks

Answer 14

Cable lock/key. Locks that physically keep the device from being moved a set distance from it’s base location.

Question 15

`Server locks

Answer 15

Locks, screens, cages, and chassis security that can be locked, preventing PHYSICAL HUMAN FROM access to power or ports.

Question 16

USB locks

Answer 16

Locks that prevent use of a USB port. e.g. Lindy USB Port Blocker

Question 17

Privacy Screen

Answer 17

A physical screen used in a multitude of environments and office settings to stop anyone around the user from accessing the information on the screen.

Prevents, mitigates shoulder surfing. e.g. Amazon Screen

Question 18

Key fobs

Answer 18

A type of smart lock that uses Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Z-wave for access control and lock management. e.g. Kwikset Key Fob Key fobs are frequently used in contactless authentication.

The key fob contains a security token that changes at predetermined intervals to synchronize with the master security system.

This guarantees that the user has possession of the key fob. Possession of the key fob can be verified by entering the number displayed into the system.

Question 19

Entry Control Roster

Answer 19

Guard/paper list Maintains access systems and access control. An entry control roster is a list of people with valid credentials that is used by security personnel to log these parties.