c. Smoke detection equipment shuts down the pre-action pipe equipment.
d. Smoke detection equipment shuts down the water pipe equipment.
85. What is
a. In the ceiling of a building
b. Under the raised floor
c. In air return ducts of a building
d. In water drains on the floor
86. Which of the following is the
a. Local station
b. Security guard station
c. Central station
d. Fire or police station
87. Physical access controls are a part of which of the following?
a. Directive controls
b. Preventive controls
c. Detective controls
d. Corrective controls
Directive controls are broad-based controls to handle security incidents, and they include management’s policies, procedures, and directives. Detective controls enhance security by monitoring the effectiveness of preventive controls and by detecting security incidents where preventive controls were circumvented. Corrective controls are procedures to react to security incidents and to take remedial actions on a timely basis. Corrective controls require proper planning and preparation as they rely more on human judgment.
88. The justification process in selecting electronic surveillance and wiretapping detection equipment includes which of the following?
a. Low cost of detection equipment, high value of assets to be protected, and a high rate of equipment usage
b. Medium cost of detection equipment, high value of assets to be protected, and a low rate of equipment usage
c. High cost of detection equipment, high value of assets to be protected, and a high rate of equipment usage
d. Low cost of detection equipment, low value of assets to be protected, and a high rate of equipment usage
89. Which of the following parties poses a greater risk to an organization when guarding against electronic surveillance and wiretapping activities?
a. Spy stationed in another building
b. Janitor in the same building
c. Employee in the same building
d. Window washer in the same building
90. Which of the following statements is true?
a. Both mantraps and turnstiles are physical security controls.
b. A mantrap is a physical security control whereas a turnstile is a logical access security control.
c. A mantrap is an environmental security control whereas a turnstile is a network security control.
d. Both mantraps and turnstiles are cryptographic security controls.