CSP Access Control & Perimeter Security 2

Question 1

Which type of barrier is most effective at stopping a vehicle traveling at 50 mph from breaching a perimeter?

Accepted Answer

Concrete Jersey barrier rated K12

Answer

A K12-rated concrete barrier is designed to stop a 15,000-lb vehicle traveling at 50 mph, meeting DoD anti-ram standards.

Question 2

In a layered perimeter security model, which zone is defined as the area immediately surrounding the facility structure itself?

Accepted Answer

Inner perimeter zone

Answer

The inner perimeter zone is the area immediately surrounding the building envelope, representing the third layer in a concentric ring defense model.

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of a mantrap (or airlock entry) in access control?

Accepted Answer

To prevent tailgating by allowing only one person through at a time

Answer

A mantrap uses two interlocked doors so the second cannot open until the first is secured, physically preventing tailgating or piggybacking.

Question 4

A facility wants to deter intruders while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing exterior. Which perimeter solution best meets both goals?

Accepted Answer

Ornamental steel fencing with anti-climb spikes

Answer

Ornamental steel fencing with anti-climb spikes provides a strong physical deterrent while offering a professional, architecturally appropriate appearance.

Question 5

Which access control card technology is most vulnerable to skimming attacks because it broadcasts data continuously?

Accepted Answer

125 kHz proximity (Prox) card

Answer

125 kHz proximity cards continuously broadcast a fixed credential that can be captured by a reader held within a few inches, making them highly vulnerable to skimming.

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CSP Access Control & Perimeter Security 2