Industry Best Practices Flashcards
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Which single measure is generally the most effective way to mitigate vehicle-borne explosive threats to a building?
Answer: Increasing standoff distance
Blast pressure drops sharply with distance, so standoff is the most effective protection.
What is the main benefit of an electronic guard tour system?
Answer: It verifies that patrol checkpoints were actually visited and when
Checkpoint scans create an auditable record of patrol coverage and timing.
Which standard certifies high-security lock cylinders that resist picking, impressioning, and forced attack?
Answer: UL 437
UL 437 rates key locks for resistance to covert and forced entry methods.
What is a best practice when deploying IP surveillance cameras on a corporate network?
Answer: Put cameras on a segmented network or VLAN and change default credentials
Segmentation and strong credentials stop cameras from becoming entry points into the wider network.
A security team walks through a hypothetical active-threat scenario in a conference room without deploying any resources. What type of exercise is this?
Answer: Tabletop exercise
Tabletop exercises are discussion-based reviews of plans and roles that do not mobilize resources.
Requiring two authorized people to be present to open a vault applies which control?
Answer: Two-person (dual control) rule
Dual control means no single person can access the protected asset alone.
Why do many sites choose dual-technology motion sensors that combine PIR and microwave?
Answer: Both technologies must trigger, which reduces false alarms
Requiring both detection methods to agree filters out nuisance triggers that would fool only one technology.
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