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Physical Security Systems & Access Control Flashcards

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  1. Which directive governs construction and accreditation of SCIFs?

    Answer: ICD/ICS 705

    ICD 705 and its technical specifications govern SCIF construction and accreditation.

  2. What is TSCM?

    Answer: Technical Surveillance Countermeasures Management

    TSCM detects and deters technical surveillance such as eavesdropping devices.

  3. Which is the best control for protecting classified discussions from audio leakage in a room?

    Answer: Sound attenuation and masking

    Sound attenuation reduces speech leaking through walls, doors, and ducts.

  4. Visitor access to classified areas requires verification of which items?

    Answer: Identity, clearance level, and need-to-know

    Visitors need verified identity, clearance eligibility, and need-to-know.

  5. What system is used to verify a cleared employee's eligibility for classified visits?

    Answer: DISS

    DISS is the Defense Information System for Security used to verify eligibility.

  6. Which is a purpose of an access control badge reader with PIN?

    Answer: Two-factor entry authentication

    Badge plus PIN provides two-factor authentication for physical entry.

  7. An IDS alarm sounds at a closed area overnight; what is the proper handling?

    Answer: Response force arrives within the required time and the FSO is notified

    The response force must arrive within the required time and the FSO evaluates possible compromise.

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