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CCSP Facility Security & Access Control Flashcards

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  1. What is the minimum requirement for CCTV coverage at a Certified Cargo Screening Facility?

    Answer: Coverage of screening equipment and cargo holding areas

    CCTV must cover screening equipment and cargo holding areas to provide a visual record of screening activities and cargo handling.

  2. How long must CCTV footage be retained by a CCSF under TSA requirements?

    Answer: At least 30 days

    TSA requires CCSP facilities to retain CCTV footage for a minimum of 30 days to support incident investigations.

  3. Under the CCSP, what type of background check is required for employees with unescorted access to screened cargo?

    Answer: TSA-approved Security Threat Assessment (STA)

    All personnel with unescorted access to screened cargo must complete a TSA Security Threat Assessment, which includes a criminal history records check and terrorist watchlist review.

  4. A visitor who is not STA-cleared arrives at a CCSF. What is the correct procedure?

    Answer: Escort the visitor at all times in restricted areas

    Non-cleared visitors may access restricted areas only when continuously escorted by an authorized, STA-cleared employee.

  5. What document must a CCSF maintain to demonstrate compliance with physical security requirements during a TSA inspection?

    Answer: Approved Security Program with current access control logs

    CCSFs must maintain an approved Security Program and keep current access control logs to demonstrate physical security compliance to TSA inspectors.

  6. Which of the following represents a physical security vulnerability that could disqualify a facility from CCSP certification?

    Answer: Unsecured gaps in perimeter fencing that allow unauthorized entry

    Unsecured perimeter gaps that allow unauthorized access are a critical vulnerability and can result in disqualification or suspension of CCSP certification.