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2nd Quiz Chapter 2 Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The term ‘secure’ is derived from which Latin word?

Secura

Securus

Secreta

Securitas

A

Securus

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2
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2.What is one meaning of being secure?

Free from economic burden

Free from danger

Free from work

Free from responsibility

A

Free from danger

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3
Q

According to Bobier (2013), security is best defined as?

The ability to travel freely

The degree of protection against harm

The state of being wealthy

The absence of laws and regulations

A

The degree of protection against harm

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4.What is industrial security?

Protection of individual homes

Protection of business enterprises and industrial establishments

Protection of public parks

Protection of government buildings

A

Protection of business enterprises and industrial establishments

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5
Q

What does ‘management’ refer to in industrial security management?

Building new structures

Providing health services

Training employees

The skillful handling of security measures

A

The skillful handling of security measures

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6
Q

6.Which of the following is a type of security focused on protecting communication systems?

Communication security

Personal security

Document security

Bank security

A

Communication security

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7
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7.What is the purpose of document security?

To protect classified papers and vital records

To protect communication networks

To protect physical buildings

To protect individuals from harm

A

To protect classified papers and vital records

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8
Q

Which type of barrier includes mountains and cliffs?

Structural barriers

Human barriers

Animal barriers

Natural barriers

A

Natural barriers

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9
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9.What is the first line of physical defense?

Internal control measures

Surveillance cameras

Security cabinets

Perimeter barriers

A

Perimeter barriers

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10
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10.What is a ‘clear zone’ in physical security?

An area free of surveillance

An area designated for employee parking

An area where documents are stored

An unobstructed area around the perimeter barrier

A

An unobstructed area around the perimeter barrier

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11.If a company wants to safeguard its documents from unauthorized access, which security measure should it implement?

Personnel security

Communication security

Document and information security

Physical security

A

Document and information security

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12.Which type of barrier should be used to protect against espionage involving electrical and electronic devices?

Human barriers

Structural barriers

Energy barriers

Natural barriers

A

Energy barriers

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13
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13.To prevent unauthorized physical access to a facility, what kind of security should be implemented?

Document security

Physical security

Bank security

VIP security

A

Physical security

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14
Q

What security measure would be most effective in a high-security prison?

Medium security

High level security

Low level security

Minimum security

A

High level security

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15
Q

Which of the following is a key principle of physical security?

Immediate response to alarms

Minimal use of barriers

Defense in depth with multiple barriers

Single barrier protection

A

Defense in depth with multiple barriers

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16
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16.What should be included in the second line of defense in a physical security system?

Guard patrols

Security cameras

Gates and fences

Walls and doors

A

Walls and doors

17
Q

Which security measure involves background checks of employees?

Personnel security

Document security

Physical security

Communication security

A

Personnel security

18
Q

18.What is the purpose of guard control stations?

To serve as employee break rooms

To provide emergency medical services

To monitor and control access to secure areas

To store documents securely

A

To monitor and control access to secure areas

19
Q

.In a security system, what is the function of a ‘top guard’?

To secure communication systems

To provide an additional barrier at the top of fences

To monitor surveillance footage

To manage security personnel

Option 2

A

To provide an additional barrier at the top of fences

20
Q

Which security measure is specifically designed to protect against the threat of surreptitious entry?

Structural barriers

Advanced intrusion detection systems

Employee training programs

Visible patrols

A

Advanced intrusion detection systems

21
Q

21.Identify a type of security that involves protection against theft and compromise of documents.

A

DOCUMENT SECURITY

22
Q

22.What type of barrier includes a goose?

A

Animal barriers

23
Q

Name the security principle that suggests no barrier is impenetrable.

A

Correct answers:
THERE IS NO IMPENETRABLE BARRIER

24
Q

24.What kind of security would involve protecting cargo during transit?

A

Air cargo security

25
Q

25.What type of security protects communication systems from unauthorized access?

A

Correct answers:
COMMUNICATION SECURITY

26
Q

Which principle of physical security includes the integration of all barriers?

A

Correct answers:
DEFENSE IN DEPTH

27
Q

Identify a barrier that provides a physical obstruction to unauthorized access.

A

Correct answers:
STRUCTURAL BARRIERS

28
Q

Provided at main perimeter and entrance to secure areas located out of doors, and manned by guards on a full-time basis.

A

Correct answers:
GUARD CONROL STATIONS

29
Q

House-like structures above the perimeter barriers.

A

Correct answers:
TOWERS
GUARD TOWERS

30
Q

30.These are used for the purpose of displaying around sites and building to warn others of specific restrictions and actions being carried out for the safety and security of employees and the general public.

A

Correct answers:
SIGNS AND NOTICES
CONTROL SIGNS

31
Q

31.The total length around the outside of a installation.

A

Correct answers:
PERIMETER

32
Q

33.A fences that are constructed with heavy materials such as bricks, stone and concrete, and usually extended down into the ground to a point of view below the front line.

A

Solid fence

33
Q

34.A fence that is constructed in such a manner that visual access is permitted.

A

Full view fence

34
Q

35.What is the standard height of a perimeter fence?

A

Correct answers:
7 FEET EXCLUDING TOP GUARD

35
Q

GIVE THE 5 PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL SECURITY( WRITE THEM IN SMALL LETTERS AND IN ORDER ACCORDING TO VDISCUSSIONS)

A

enemy agents must access
depends in depth means barrier after barrier
There is no impenetrable barrier
surreptitious versus non- surreptitious entry
each insulation is different

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