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Physical Security Systems & Access Control Flashcards

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  1. Where is the GSA approval label found on a GSA-approved security container?

    Answer: On the front of the control drawer or door

    The GSA label is on the front of the container, and the test certification label is inside the control drawer.

  2. Which federal standard covers neutralizing and repairing GSA containers and locks?

    Answer: FED-STD-809

    Neutralization, repair, and inspection of GSA containers are governed by FED-STD-809 and performed by authorized personnel.

  3. If a container is found open and unattended with no one present, what should the FSO do first?

    Answer: Guard it, notify a custodian, and inspect contents for compromise

    Secure the area, notify custodians, inventory contents, and report possible compromise.

  4. When a combination lock is taken out of service, what should it be reset to?

    Answer: Factory standard such as 50-25-50

    Before removal, combination locks are set to the standard 50-25-50 setting.

  5. Which cover sheet is used for Confidential documents?

    Answer: SF 705 (blue)

    SF 705 is blue for Confidential material.

  6. Who should repair or neutralize a lock on a GSA-approved container holding classified material?

    Answer: Authorized, qualified, and appropriately cleared personnel

    Repairs must be done by authorized, qualified personnel with appropriate clearance or escort.

  7. GSA-approved security containers are tested primarily for resistance to what?

    Answer: Forced and covert entry

    GSA testing evaluates resistance to surreptitious and forced entry attacks on classified storage.

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