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Quality Assurance & Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Which document should a technician provide to the customer upon project completion to confirm the system meets all specified requirements?

    Answer: A system acceptance certificate or commissioning report

    A system acceptance certificate or commissioning report formally documents that all components have been installed, tested, and verified against project specifications.

  2. AXIS Secure Boot is designed to protect against which specific type of threat?

    Answer: Execution of unauthorized or tampered firmware during device startup

    Secure Boot ensures only cryptographically signed and trusted firmware is executed during startup, preventing the device from running malicious or tampered code.

  3. A surveillance system in a school must comply with which US federal law protecting student privacy?

    Answer: FERPA

    FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) protects the privacy of student education records and applies to institutions that receive federal funding.

  4. When an AXIS camera's certificate for HTTPS expires, what is the primary security compliance concern?

    Answer: Management traffic may be exposed to interception due to unverified encryption

    An expired HTTPS certificate means clients cannot verify the server's identity, leaving management traffic vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks.

  5. What is the key purpose of performing a Factory Default Reset as part of a quality assurance process before final camera deployment?

    Answer: To eliminate any prior test configurations and start from a known clean state

    A factory default reset ensures the camera starts from a known, clean configuration, eliminating any test settings that could cause unexpected behavior in production.

  6. Under which condition is it acceptable to install an indoor-rated AXIS camera in an outdoor environment?

    Answer: When the camera is placed inside a weatherproof outdoor housing rated for that environment

    An indoor camera may be used outdoors only if housed in an appropriately rated weatherproof enclosure that meets the environmental IP rating requirements for that location.

  7. What does the IP66 rating on an AXIS camera enclosure specifically protect against?

    Answer: Protection against powerful water jets from any direction

    IP66 means the enclosure is dust-tight (6) and protected against powerful water jets from any direction (second digit 6), suitable for outdoor use in rain and washdown environments.

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