Miscellaneous Deck Flashcards
A physical security survey, also called a security survey, is a form of risk assessment that focuses on what two things?
1) the risks to the physical assets and property of an organization; and 2) the protection measures (against any risk) that comprise the realm of physical security.
D in D = L P = p in d
Defense in depth = layered protection = protection in depth
Bullet/burglar resistant glass
Usually laminated and consists of multiple plies of glass, polycarbonate and other plastic films to provide many levels of ballistic resistance.
Laminated glass
Two sheets of ordinary glass bonded to a middle layer of plastic sheeting material. May crack or break but the glass tends to adhere to the plastic.
Wired glass
May still shatter, but provides some resistance against large objects. Often required for certain windows by fire codes.
Tempered glass
Treated to resist breakage….fragments into small pieces rather than shards.
Annealed or plate glass
Breaks into large shards that can cause injury…usually restricted in door panels and fire exits; high risk of breakage and injury.
Examples - regular plate, float sheet rolled and some patterned surface glasses.
Overpressure
The resulting a___ of pressure
Above the a____ v_____
The resulting amount of pressure above the ambient values.
Reflective pressure
The energy of the shock wave that is redirected by objects along the initial pathway…they have the potential to be much stronger than the initial shock wave at the same distance from the detonation.
Shock or blast wave -
The leading edge of the energy wave released by an explosion that rolls out in a circular pattern from the source.
Incendiary thermal effect
Bright flash or fireball at instant of detonation
White light……________
Yellow light______
Bluish light______
White…metal halide good for color cctv
Yellow….high-pressure sodium
Bluish …..mercury vapor
Astragal door flap
A mold or strip that is used to close gaps in a door opening.
Business continuity?
Encompasses all actions taken by a business
B, D and A an E to M the emergencies’ N I
On Op and bring about a T R and R
Encompasses all actions taken by a business before, during & After an emergency to minimize the emergencies negative impact on the organization’s operations and to bring about a timely response and recovery.
Emergencies can be grouped into three major categories?
N, H and A
Natural
Human and
Accidental
An organization is developing a business impact analysis. After understanding the enterprise business and general risk environment, what is the first step in determining the risk?
Identify and prioritize the assets needing protection.
The standard that specifies requirements to implement, maintain and improve a management system to protect against, prepare for, respond to and recover from disruptions when they arise?
ISO 22301:2019 Business Continuity
A STEP analysis?
Potential sources of threats for a security manager to consider…SOCIAL…TECHNOLOGICAL…ENVIRONMENTAL ….AND …POLITICAL
SWOT analysis?
Strengths and weaknesses - internal
Opportunities and threats - external
What does it mean to be a resilient organization?
Efficiently tapping into their company’s human, tangible and intangible resources.
How can the return on an effective security countermeasure be demonstrated?
By applying an
Cost vs. Efficiency or
Cost vs. benefit……………ratio.
This is aimed at showing the long-range cost savings to the company. Insurance premiums may also be lower.
What five roles can security officers play?
MR
IA
En/Co
LC…..and
PS/CPS
Management representative
Intelligence agent
Enforcement/compliance agent
Legal consultant……and
Physical security/crime prevention specialist
What are the seven measures which can be used to judge contract security agencies?
Pe
Tr
Su
W and B
In
Op Is……and
C of S
Personnel,
Training
Supervision
Wages and benefits
Insurance
Operational issues……….and
Cost of service
The organizational resilience management system - ORMS - impacts what part of an organization?
The organization’s overall risk and business management strategy
Natural measures :
A CPTED measure which employs good space planning to reduce inhabitants conflicts by considering good circulation patterns, a well-defined building entrance and arranging courtyards, patios and parks for unobstructed lines of sight.
A possible source of danger or conditions (physical or operational) that has the capacity to produce a particular type of adverse effect?
A hazard.
A managerial task that involves connecting different people and functions to achieve cooperation and enable a stated goal to be achieved?
Coordinating
Before conducting a risk analysis - particularly a quantitative one - who should determine the evaluation levels?
A multi-disciplinary team of subject matter experts considered stakeholders in the assessment.
