COBRA Physical Security Fundamentals Flashcards
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What is the correct response when a COBRA console operator detects an unauthorized person inside a restricted zone?
Answer: Immediately alert security personnel with the person's location, description, and direction of movement, and continue tracking
The operator must immediately alert security personnel with precise location, description, and movement details while continuing to track the individual.
What is the purpose of a key control program in a COBRA-monitored facility?
Answer: To track the issuance, return, and accountability of all physical keys to prevent unauthorized duplication or access
Key control programs track issuance and return of all physical keys to maintain accountability and prevent unauthorized access through key duplication.
Which of the following best describes a 'security zone' in a COBRA-monitored facility?
Answer: A defined area with a specific access level and security requirements, such as public, restricted, or high-security zones
Security zones are defined areas with specific access levels and requirements, such as public, restricted, or high-security, guiding access control policy.
What action should a COBRA operator take if perimeter fencing is found damaged during a visual check?
Answer: Immediately report the damage to a supervisor and dispatch security to inspect for signs of intrusion, then document the incident
Damaged perimeter fencing must be immediately reported and inspected for signs of intrusion, as it represents an active physical security gap.
What is the significance of a 'two-person rule' or 'two-man rule' in high-security areas?
Answer: It mandates that no single person can enter or work in a designated sensitive area alone, reducing insider threat risk
The two-person rule prevents individuals from accessing sensitive areas alone, reducing the risk of insider threats and unwitnessed security violations.
When a COBRA operator identifies a blind spot in the facility's camera coverage, the appropriate action is to:
Answer: Document the coverage gap and report it to a supervisor so a physical patrol or additional camera can be assigned to that area
Coverage gaps must be documented and escalated to a supervisor so a patrol assignment or camera addition can address the physical security vulnerability.
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