CSM CSM Physical Security & Access Control 1

Question 1

Which access control model grants permissions based on an individual's job role within an organization?

Accepted Answer

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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Discretionary Access Control (DAC)

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Mandatory Access Control (MAC)

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Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)

Question 2

A security manager is designing a facility entry system requiring two independent authentication factors. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

Multi-factor authentication (MFA)

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Tailgating prevention

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Biometric override

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Mantrap deployment

Question 3

What physical security control is specifically designed to prevent one individual from following another through a secured entry point without authenticating?

Accepted Answer

Mantrap (airlock)

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Turnstile

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Guard booth

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CCTV coverage

Question 4

Under the ASIS International standards, the 'defense in depth' principle in physical security refers to:

Accepted Answer

Layering multiple security controls so that failure of one does not compromise the entire system

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Installing the deepest possible vault doors

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Burying security cables underground

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Conducting background checks at multiple levels

Question 5

Which document typically defines the authority levels, zones, and time-based access rules for a facility's access control system?

Accepted Answer

Access control matrix

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Security incident report

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Business continuity plan

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Vulnerability assessment

Question 6

A security manager notices that employees are propping open secured doors for convenience. The BEST long-term corrective action is to:

Accepted Answer

Redesign workflows and entry points to eliminate the inconvenience driving the behavior

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Issue disciplinary warnings to offenders

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Add more cameras near the doors

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Increase security patrols