Flashcards 47 - 95

1
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  1. Budgetary estimates are?

A cost estimate of each security so_____ for budgeting and planning purposes.

A

Solution

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  1. Three types of project estimates?
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Budgetary estimates
Preliminary Design estimates
And Life cycle cost estimates

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  1. The 7 procedures to be covered when creating a detailed estimate?
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Use a spreadsheet format
Develop a list of components and their prices
Identify special equipment and prices/rates
Identify PPS subsystems
Identify other Installation activities
Form Installation crews & establish productivity

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  1. The 10 sections of a project scope document?
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Executive summary;
Project benefits….objectives….scope….cost…duration
Project hardware
Assumptions
Major risks & objectives

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5
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  1. The four stages of a project?

Project F__ D___ E___& C____

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Feasibility
Development
Execution and
Closeout

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  1. In what stage of the project should any changes in scope, deliverables or activities be subject to a more systematic change process & submitted to the change review board (CRB)?
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Stage 3…Project execution

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  1. The seven deliverables of the planning stage?
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Selection of project manager
Selection of Project team
Risk assessment report
Procurement method
Budgetary estimates
Design criteria
Contracting and legal requirements

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  1. Two types of physical barriers?
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Natural and Structural barriers

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  1. This type of barrier includes fields, rivers, cliffs, marshes & deserts?
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Natural barriers

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  1. This type of barrier includes berms, ditches, trees and shrubs, fences doors and glazing materials?
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Structural barriers

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11
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  1. Three common means of preventing trespassing?
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Walls
Chain link fences
Moats and other barriers

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12
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  1. Six considerations when erecting a chain link fence?
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Posts
Bracing
Fabric
Fence top treatment
Gates and
Turnstiles

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13
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  1. When should barbed wire be installed atop a fence?
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If the fence is intended to deter human trespassing.

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14
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  1. A cement apron under a fence is installed to….
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Prevent individuals or objects from going under the fence.

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15
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  1. The 8 considerations when placing physical barriers and site hardening?
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Target attractiveness and overall risks to the site
Nearby perimeter and adjacencies
Perimeter options & outer and inner security systems
Cost effectiveness
Response directives & operational procedures

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16
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  1. When are planters an effective vehicle barrier?
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When properly anchored to the ground.

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17
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  1. Sturdy and short cylindrical posts meant to divert traffic or absorb vehicular impact?

Bo______

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Bollards

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18
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  1. The purpose of a turnstile?
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Control pedestrian traffic and

Minimizing tailgating or (piggybacking)

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19
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  1. Five measures to strengthen doors are?
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Adding Steel plates, kick plates and
Anchoring Frames
Using set screws in Hinges and
Spot welding hinges

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20
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  1. 5 types of window glass?
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Annealed or plate
Tempered glass
Wired glass
Laminated glass
Bullet/burglar resistant glass

21
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  1. Four window-related security materials?
A

Window bars
Window film
Blast curtains and
security shutters

22
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  1. At what dimension should opening be fortified?
A

96 square inches

619 square centimeters

23
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  1. Four key factors in hardening a facility?
A

Stand off distance
Structural integrity of the premises
Prevention of progressive collapse
Redundancy of operating systems

24
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  1. Four typical objectives of an access control system?
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-Permit authorized assets access to controlled areas;
-Detect, minimize & prevent access or exit of unauthorized assets from controlled areas.
-Provide information to security personnel for the assessment and response to unauthorized entry
-provide a record of who, what, when, where and how accesss to controlled areas was granted.

25
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  1. Three types of credentials that can be validated in an electronic access control system?
A

-Something an asset has - key or credential
-something and asset knows - id# or code;
-something an asset is - biometric id of inherent traits

26
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  1. Six types of locks:
A

Mechanical
Electrified
Electromagnetic
Credential operated
Combination
Biometric

27
Q
  1. The time required to defeat a lock should approximate the ___ of the rest of the secured barrier.
A

Penetration delay time

28
Q
  1. Four methods of contraband detection?
A

Metal detectors
Package search
Explosive detection &
Chemical & biological agent detection

29
Q
  1. What is stand off distance?
A

The distance between a critical asset and the nearest point of attack.

30
Q
  1. The advantages of security lighting include:
A

-Fosters a sense of security for users of the space and a sense of deterrence for bad people
-Improved observation, surveillance, and security response
-reduced liability from trips/falls and premises security negligence cases;
-witness potential to suspicious/criminal acts

31
Q
  1. 6 application types of security lighting?

Co
GP
S
C
P. (M. )
E

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Continuous
Glare projection
Standby
Controlled
Portable (movable)
Emergency

32
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  1. How is light intensity measured?
A

Lux and foot-candles

33
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  1. Incandescent - lamps that are :
A

Least efficient
Most expensive and
Have a short Life span

34
Q
  1. Fluorescent lamps….
A

-more efficient than incandescent lamps
-not used extensively outdoors except for in underpasses, tunnels and Signs

35
Q
  1. What lamps provide about 25% better efficiency and life than ordinary incandescent bulbs?
A

Halogen & Quartz halogen

36
Q
  1. Mercury Vapor….
A

-long life;
-take several minutes to produce full light output
-poor color rendition for video surveillance

37
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  1. Metal Halide:
A

-Best imitation of daylight;
-Provide accurate color rendition;
-ideal for video surveillance

38
Q
  1. High Pressure sodium….

-Energy efficient and long li__ sp__;
-poor co__ re___ for vi___ sur__
-often used on st__ and in pa__ lots b/c people can see more detail at greater distances in fog.

A

Life span;
Color rendition for video surveillance
-streets
Parking lots

39
Q
  1. Low pressure sodium….
    -More eff___ than high pressure sodium;
    - exp_____ to maintain
    -provide poor co____ re_____
A

Efficient
Expensive to…
Color rendition

40
Q
  1. LED (light emitting diodes):

-a cost-effective al___ that lasts lo__ w/out sacrificing illumination

A

Alternative
Longer

41
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  1. Induction lamps:
A

-Long life
-mainly used indoors

42
Q
  1. Ten types of devices to detect intrusions are?

Po____ de____ detectors
Mo_____detectors
Sound
Vibration
He
Tem
Im
Gl
Cap
Du/Pan

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Position detection devices
Motion detectors
Sound detectors
Vibration sensors
Heat sensors
Temperature sensors
Impact sensors
Glass breakage sensors
Capacitance devices
Duress/panic alarms

43
Q
  1. Video surveillance cameras provide:

Scene id___ & ge____ ob____
Re____ ac____ id______
Au___ through an____
Pe____id_____

A

Scene identification & general observation

Recognition and action identification

Automation through analytics

Personal identification

44
Q
  1. Thermal cameras:
A

Monitor the temperatures of objects in the field of view & and use a grayscale to represent temperatures in black & white; color may be artificially assigned.

45
Q
  1. Vault….
A

A specially constructed room or area intended to limit access or provide protection to the assets in the space.

46
Q
  1. A safe weighing less than ____ (340 kg) is required to be anchored?
A

750 lbs

47
Q
  1. What org has an established protocol for testing & rating safes & protective containers?

Un______ La______ (UL)

A

Underwriters Laboratories

48
Q
  1. Underwriters laboratories designates what three classes of records protection equipment?

Class 350 - for pa___re__ & pr___;
Class 150 - for ma__ me___, ta___, di____ & ph___ material;
Class 125 - for fl___ di___ & similar fl___ co___ me___

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Paper records & products

Magnetic media, tapes, discs & photographic material;

Floppy discs
Flexible computer media

49
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  1. Differentiation between high-security locks from other mechanical locks?

High security locks are cut at pr____ angles and de____ so the key will both raise the individual tumbler array of drives and pins to a sh____ line and at the same time, turns each pin so that the in_____ me_____ is positioned to pass through a gr____ at the base of the plug, permitting it to ro____ enough to move the bolt.

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Precise angles and depths

Shear

Interlocking mechanism

Groove

Rotate