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Flashcards 96 - 139

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  1. The purpose of master keying is….
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To provide a hierarchy of access to groups of locks from access to only one lock to increasingly larger groups of locks and to all locks in the population.

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  1. Primary attack avenues of mechanical locks…..
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Attack by force
Surreptitious attack
Attack by impression-making and try keys

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  1. Four major components of lighting systems?
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Lamp (light bulb)
Luminaire (fixture)
Mounting hardware
Electrical power

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  1. What constitutes lighting operating costs?
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Energy…88%
Capital costs…8%
Maintenance….4%

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  1. What lighting considerations must be made for electronic surveillance systems/and or cameras?
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Color rendering index for accurate Reproduction and identification of colors
Reflectance of materials and
Directionality of the reflected lighting.

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  1. Security Architecture and design is……
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A discipline that focuses on the design of facilities and buildings so that security features are built in from the start….not later on.

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  1. Perimeter protection may include these 7 things….
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Fence line and signs
Security officers and cameras
Vehicle and natural barriers, and
Intrusion detection systems

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  1. Three types of security zones are…..
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Perimeter
Non-exclusive zone and
Exclusive

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  1. The zone of security that usually includes entry control and vehicle barriers is…..
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Perimeter

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  1. The security zone that usually features less restrictive access and public right of way is…
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Non-exclusive zone

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  1. The security zone that usually features controlled entry with highly restrictive access and access control with proximity cards, keypads, passwords or facial recognition CCTV is…..
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The Exclusive zone

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  1. What spacing is usually used for signage on boundary fences?
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50 feet or 15 meters

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  1. Two categories of barriers?
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Passive (fixed) and

Active (operable)

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  1. Active barriers are most often used as……
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-vehicle access control points w/in a perimeter barrier system or at the entry to specific buildings within a site to provide a barrier for vehicle screening or inspection.

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  1. How is a barrier rated?
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ASTM and the US Dept of State rate barriers according to vehicle weight and speed.

ASTM uses M30, M40, M50
Dept of State uses K4, K8, K12

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  1. What barrier rating stops a 15,000 pound (6,800 Kg) vehicle traveling at 30 mph (48 mph)?
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K4……M30

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  1. How does a fail-safe locking mechanism respond during a fire emergency?
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It will unlock under any failure condition, such as a loss of power.

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  1. How does a fail-secure locking mechanism respond to a fire emergency?
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It remains locked when power is lost or another failure occurs.

19
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  1. What is 2nd generation CPTED?
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It focuses on not only reducing physical opportunities for crime but also creating a sense of neighborliness to help reduce motives that cause crime in the first place.

20
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  1. Four main strategies of 2nd generation CPTED?
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Cohesion
Capacity Threshold
Community culture
Connectivity

21
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  1. Five most common types of badges?
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SMART cards
Proximity
Wiegand wire
Magnetic stripe and
Bar Codes

22
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  1. How does magnetic stripe encoding work?
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Data is encoded in magnetic material on the badge and it gets read as the strip is moved through or inserted into a magnetic reader.

23
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  1. What are the 3 ways proximity badges are classified?
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-By the method of powering the badge
-by the operating frequency range of the badge and by
-whether the badge is read only or has read w/write capability.

24
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  1. Six types of electrified locking mechanisms include?
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Electric latch, lockset,
Electric strike, Deadbolt,
Exit device and
Electromagnetic lock

25
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  1. How does a biometric lock function?
A

By verifying a person’s specific physical characteristics; if verified, the device permits access

26
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  1. Two error types in biometric technologies?
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Type 1….False rejection - an authorized person is improperly rejected.

Type 2…False acceptance - an unauthorized person is improperly accepted

27
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  1. Two methods that can be used to detect metal?
A

Continuous Wave detectors &
Pulsed field detectors

28
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  1. X-ray approaches - 4 - for package search?
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Single energy transmission x-ray
Multiple energy x-ray
Computed tomography (CT) scan and
Backscatter x-ray

29
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  1. Which x-ray can be safely used on people?
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Low dose backscatter x-ray

30
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  1. What 6 methods are used for trace explosives detection?
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Chemiluminescence
Coloremetric
Canine Olfaction
Mass spectrometry
Ion mobility spectrometry
Fluorescence

31
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  1. Two ways biological agent detection differs from chemical detection?
A

Response time is not as critical b/c most biological agents are not immediately lethal; and

-bio detection unusually involves filtering the air for several hours then analyzing the filter. Chemical detectors work quicker and involves sampling the air at several perimeter locations.

32
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  1. What is a nuisance alarm?
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Any alarm not caused by an intrusion

33
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  1. Three main characteristics of intrusion sensor performance?
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Probability of detection;
Nuisance alarm rate and
Vulnerability to defeat

34
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  1. The PD depends on…..6 things:
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Condition of the equipment
Weather conditions
Installation conditions
Sensor hardware design
Sensitivity adjustment
Targets to be detected

35
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130.Three ways to defeat a sensor?

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Bypass
Adversary path exploitation
Spoof

36
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  1. Classification of intrusion sensors?
A

Passive or active
Covert or visible
Line of sign or terrain following (exterior only)
Volumetric or line detection
Application

37
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  1. The main elements of video surveillance?

Fi____ of vi____
Sc____
Le_____
Ca____
Tr____ me_____
Mo____ &
Re____ eq_____

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Field of view
Scene
Lens
Camera
Transmission medium
Monitor &
Recording equipment

38
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  1. Four uses of video surveillance?

Visual information about:
Something that is happening
Something that has happened
-deter or discourage undesirable activities &
-to use video analytics tools.

A

Yeah

39
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  1. Theoretical identification views of a video surveillance system?

Su_________ id
Ac________ id and
Sc________ id

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Subject
Action
Scene

40
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  1. Typical parts of a video surveillance system (VSS)?

-ca____
-tr____ me_____
-po____ over et______ (POE) N__S__
-Re_____ Eq_____

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Camera
Transmission method
Power over Ethernet network switch
Recording equipment

41
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  1. Five main types of camera lenses:

Wi___ an____
St____
Te____ ph____
Zo____
Va_____

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Wide angle
Standard
Tele-photo
Zoom
Varifocal

42
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  1. When should the object occupy at least 10% of the scene’s width?
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Subject identification

43
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  1. Five basic tasks of PPS implementation?

-Pl____ & as___ to determine security requirements;
-developing con____ sol____ for resolving vulnerabilities;
-Prep PPS design & Con__ documentation;
-Soliciting bi____, conducting pr___ and vendor negotiations;
-In___, te____ and co___ the PPS.

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Planning and assess
Conceptual solutions
Construction
Bids
Price
Installing, testing and commissioning

44
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  1. Six elements of the typical integrated PPS project?

Project co____
Project de____
Managing the bi____ process
Managing the imp___process
Accep____ of work and
In____ & ma____ the warranty process.

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Concept
Design
Bid
Implementation
Acceptance
Initializing and managing

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