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