CSC Access Control & Perimeter Security 2

Question 1

A security consultant is assessing a facility that stores high-value assets. Which perimeter security layer provides the FIRST line of defense?

Accepted Answer

Outer perimeter fencing

Answer

The outer perimeter fencing forms the first layer of defense in a defense-in-depth perimeter security model.

Question 2

Which access control model grants permissions based on the sensitivity label of a resource and the clearance level of the subject?

Accepted Answer

Mandatory Access Control (MAC)

Answer

Mandatory Access Control (MAC) uses sensitivity labels and clearance levels to enforce access decisions, commonly used in government and military systems.

Question 3

A 'mantrap' (airlock) entry system is PRIMARILY designed to prevent which security threat?

Accepted Answer

Tailgating / piggybacking

Answer

A mantrap prevents tailgating by ensuring only one person passes through a controlled entry at a time before the second door opens.

Question 4

When designing perimeter lighting for a secure facility, what is the recommended minimum foot-candle level for boundaries according to general security standards?

Accepted Answer

2 foot-candles

Answer

Security standards generally recommend at least 2 foot-candles of illumination along perimeter boundaries to deter and detect intrusions.

Question 5

Which type of fence topping provides the GREATEST deterrence against climbing at a minimum cost?

Accepted Answer

Razor wire coils

Answer

Razor wire coils (concertina wire) provide greater deterrence than standard barbed wire because the razor edges inflict injury and are difficult to compress.

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CSC Access Control & Perimeter Security 2