Importance of physical security Flashcards

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What are some detection methods used in network security?

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Detection methods: Camera, motion detection, asset tags, tamper detection.

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How does a camera contribute to detection?

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Camera: Monitors and records activity for security purposes.

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What is motion detection?

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Motion detection: Identifies movement to trigger alarms or alerts.

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What are asset tags used for?

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Asset tags: Track and manage physical assets.

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What is tamper detection?

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Tamper detection: Identifies unauthorized access or changes to devices.

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What are some prevention methods for network security?

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Prevention methods: Employee training, access control hardware, badge readers, biometrics, locking racks, locking cabinets, access control vestibule, smart lockers.

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Why is employee training important in prevention?

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Employee training: Educates staff on security protocols and best practices.

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What is access control hardware?

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Access control hardware: Physical devices to restrict access to secure areas.

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What is the function of badge readers?

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Badge readers: Authenticate users based on ID badges.

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How are biometrics used in access control?

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Biometrics: Use unique physical characteristics (fingerprints, retina) for authentication.

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Why are locking racks and cabinets important?

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Locking racks and cabinets: Secure physical hardware to prevent unauthorized access.

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What is an access control vestibule (previously known as a mantrap)?

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Access control vestibule (mantrap): A secure entryway that restricts access to one person at a time.

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What are smart lockers?

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Smart lockers: Secure storage units that can be managed electronically.

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What are the steps for asset disposal?

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Asset disposal: Factory reset/wipe configuration, sanitize devices for disposal.

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What does it mean to factory reset or wipe configuration?

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Factory reset/wipe configuration: Remove all data and settings to default.

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How should devices be sanitized for disposal?

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Sanitize devices for disposal: Ensure all sensitive data is securely erased.