A) Pilferage B) Subversion C) Sabotage D) Espionage
A) Intent and premeditation in theft B) Level of Education C) Number of times they were caught D) Only steals small, easily hidden items
A) Risk Reduction B) Risk Self-Assumption C) Risk Avoidance D) Risk Transfer
A) Identification and Verification of purpose B) Issue of weapons C) Body Frisking D) Allow free access
A) Espionage targets morale: Subversion targets information B) Subversion is done by governments only C) Espionage is legally protected: Subversion is Criminal D) Espionage focuses on information theft, Subversion seeks to weaken authority or cause disruption
A) Risk Transfer B) Risk Spreading C) Risk Self Assumption D) Risk Reduction
A) A company opting not to ensure a low-value asset but setting aside funds in case of loss B) Hiring a private contractor to manage physical security C) Spreading the risk by outsourcing critical operations D) Ignoring risk completely due to lack of budget
A) Subversion B) Pilferage C) Vandalism D) Espionage
A) A legal owner of an asset B) A security measure in place to protect assets C) An entity with both intent and capability to harm another D) An environmental condition causing damage
A) The frequency of threat attempts B) The number of people using the asset C) The visibility of the asset D) The financial or survival of losing the assets
A) Mental attitude B) Ambush attack C) Advance Security D) Driver Rule
A) Close in Security B) Moving Attack C) Novice Criminal D) Ambush attack
A) Ambush attack B) Moving Attack C) Political Motivated Kidnapper's D) Prophylactic Operations
A) Mental Attitude B) Advance Security C) Close in Security D) Ambush attack
A) Ambush attack B) Moving Attack C) Modus Operandi D) Driver Rule
A) Political Motivated Kidnapper's B) Novice Criminal C) Driver Rule D) Mental attitude
A) Module Operandi B) Advance Security C) Novice Criminal D) Mental Attitude
A) Modus Operandi B) Prophylactic Operations C) Political Motivated Kidnapper's D) Novice Criminals
A) Political Motivated Kidnapper's B) Novice Criminals C) Modus Operandi D) Advance Security
A) Moving Attack B) Prophylactic Operations C) Advance Security D) Mental attitude
A) Expressiveness B) Alertness C) Slang usage D) Pleasantness
A) Use codes for every sentence B) Transmit 3 to 5 words at a time C) Speak continuously without pause D) Wait for confirmation before speaking
A) Hunting and gathering B) Transfer of thoughts and ideas C) Creation of laws D) Establishment if civilization
A) Use of phonetic alphabet and numerals B) Avoid using any code's C) Use of long sentences and complete grammar D) Speak as fast as possible
A) People still fail to understand one another B) People are talking too much C) There are not enough languages D) Communication channels are too expensive
A) Long pauses B) All codes and acronyms C) Slang and unnatural language D) High-pitched voices
A) Telephone B) Audio hailer C) Walkie-talkies D) Messaging security
A) Location B) Receiving poorly C) Repeat message D) Radio check
A) Written language B) Symbolic Art C) Oral language D) Use of Signs
A) The tone of a person's voice B) A common language shared by people exchanging ideas C) The tool used to write D) A device for broadcasting messages
A) Review the state of physical security B) Determine employee productivity C) Identify vulnerabilities from natural causes D) Assess criminal activity from outside the organization
A) Boosting sales B) Analyzing and improving a facility's security practices C) Training new recruits D) Designing building architecture
A) External cyber attacks B) Competitor activity C) Supplier delays D) Criminal activity within the organization
A) A critical on site examination of a facility's security status B) A list of employee duties C) A routine fire drill D) A financial audit of company assets
A) Determine how data will be gathered B) Prepare Schedule C) Develop alternatives D) Verify the need
A) It guarantees fast results B) It ensures cooperation and resources C) It allows skipping certain steps D) It helps save money
A) Legal compliance checks only B) Staff scheduling C) Checklists, audits, or inventories of security conditions D) Background checks
A) Security briefing B) Fire inspection C) Emergency drill D) Security survey
A) To identify security vulnerabilities and recommend improvements B) To hire new security staff C) To monitor employee performance D) To evaluate marketing strategies
A) Only inspection is required for long term planning B) Inspection complements the survey to maintain security integrity C) They are unrelated processes D) Survey is done after inspection |