CSC Security System Design & Implementation 3

Question 1

Which physical security standard provides design guidance specifically for protection of critical infrastructure facilities in the US?

Accepted Answer

ASIS SPC.1

Answer

ASIS SPC.1 (Security Management Standard) and related ASIS guidelines provide frameworks for physical security program design including critical infrastructure.

Question 2

A consultant is designing a server room access system. Which authentication factor combination provides the strongest assurance?

Accepted Answer

Biometric + badge + PIN

Answer

Three-factor authentication (something you have, something you know, something you are) provides the highest assurance level for high-value assets.

Question 3

What is 'tailgating countermeasure' in access control system design?

Accepted Answer

Using mantrap vestibules or door sensors to detect multiple entries per credential

Answer

Mantraps and door sensors physically or electronically prevent unauthorized persons from following a valid credential holder through a secure door.

Question 4

When conducting a security system vulnerability assessment, which method involves simulating an attacker's approach to identify weaknesses?

Accepted Answer

Red team exercise

Answer

A red team exercise actively simulates adversary tactics to uncover exploitable vulnerabilities that passive assessments may miss.

Question 5

A retail client experiences frequent shoplifting at store exits. Which EAS system type uses hard security tags that trigger an alarm if not removed?

Accepted Answer

Acousto-magnetic (AM) EAS

Answer

Acousto-magnetic EAS systems use hard tags that resonate at a specific frequency when passing through detection pedestals, triggering an alarm.

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CSC Security System Design & Implementation 3