Physical Security

Question 1

Class A – Fire Extinguisher

Answer 1

Common Combustibles – wood, paper, etc.

Water, Soda Acid

Question 2

Class B – Fire Extinguisher

Answer 2

Liquids – alcohol, oil, and other petroleum products.

CO2, Halon, Soda Acid

Question 3

Class C – Fire Extinguisher

Answer 3

Electrical

CO2, Halon

Question 4

Class D – Fire Extinguisher

Answer 4

Metal

Dry Powder

Question 5

Fault

Answer 5

A momentary loss of power.

Question 6

Sag

Answer 6

A momentary low voltage.

Question 7

Brownout

Answer 7

Prolonged low voltage.

Question 8

Spike

Answer 8

Momentary high voltage.

Question 9

Surge

Answer 9

Prolonged high voltage.

Question 10

Inrush

Answer 10

An initial surge of power associated with connecting to a power source, whether primary or alternate/secondary.

Question 11

Transient

Answer 11

A short duration of line noise disturbance.

Question 12

Rooms containing primarily computers should be kept at…

Answer 12

60 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit

Question 13

Humidity in a computer room should be at…

Answer 13

40 to 60 percent

Question 14

Functional order of controls

Answer 14

Deterrence –> Denial –> Detection –> Delay

Question 15

Fences

Answer 15

3-foot – simple deterrent

8-foot – preventive device

Question 16

Bollards

Answer 16

A strong post designed to stop a car.

Question 17

Photoelectronic Motion Sensor

Answer 17

Sends a beam of light across a monitored space to a photoelectric sensor. The sensor alerts when the light beam is broken.

Question 18

Class K – Kitchen Fires

Answer 18

Burning oil or greese.

Wet Chemicals.

Question 19

Deluge

Answer 19

Similar to dry pipes, except the sprinkler heads are open and larger than dry pipe heads.

Question 20

Pre-Action

Answer 20

Systems are a combination of wet, dry, or deluge systems, and require two separate triggers to release waters.

Question 21

What is a Cipher Lock?

Answer 21

A lock that uses a keypad.