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What is the primary goal of access control in physical security?
What is the primary goal of access control in physical security?
What type of intrusion detection system uses visual and audible alerts to deter intruders?
What type of intrusion detection system uses visual and audible alerts to deter intruders?
Which principle of secure facilities design aims to prevent crime by designing the environment?
Which principle of secure facilities design aims to prevent crime by designing the environment?
What type of surveillance system uses analytics to detect motion and recognize faces?
What type of surveillance system uses analytics to detect motion and recognize faces?
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What is the primary goal of emergency response planning in physical security?
What is the primary goal of emergency response planning in physical security?
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What type of access control system uses physical barriers to restrict access?
What type of access control system uses physical barriers to restrict access?
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What is the primary goal of intrusion detection systems in physical security?
What is the primary goal of intrusion detection systems in physical security?
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What is a key component of emergency response planning in physical security?
What is a key component of emergency response planning in physical security?
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Study Notes
Physical Security
Access Control
- Definition: Restricting and monitoring who can enter a physical area or resource
- Types:
- Physical barriers (gates, fences, walls)
- Electronic access control systems (card readers, biometric scanners)
- Procedural access control (sign-in/sign-out, escorts)
- Goals:
- Prevent unauthorized access
- Control and monitor movement
- Enhance safety and security
Intrusion Detection
- Definition: Identifying and alerting on unauthorized access or attempts to breach physical security
- Types:
- Sensors (motion, door, window)
- Alarms (audible, visual, silent)
- CCTV cameras with motion detection
- Goals:
- Detect and respond to intrusions
- Deter potential intruders
- Enhance security and safety
Secure Facilities Design
- Definition: Designing and constructing physical spaces to prevent unauthorized access and protect assets
- Principles:
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
- Secure access points (entrances, exits)
- Segregation of sensitive areas
- Goals:
- Prevent unauthorized access
- Protect people, assets, and data
- Enhance safety and security
Surveillance Systems
- Definition: Monitoring and recording physical areas and activities using cameras and other technologies
- Types:
- CCTV cameras (analog, IP)
- IP cameras with analytics (motion detection, facial recognition)
- Other sensors (audio, seismic)
- Goals:
- Deter criminal activity
- Monitor and respond to incidents
- Enhance security and safety
Emergency Response Planning
- Definition: Developing and implementing procedures to respond to security incidents and emergencies
- Components:
- Risk assessment and threat analysis
- Incident response protocols
- Training and drills
- Goals:
- Respond effectively to emergencies
- Minimize damage and risk
- Enhance safety and security
Physical Security
Access Control
- Restricts and monitors who can enter a physical area or resource to prevent unauthorized access and enhance safety and security.
- Physical barriers include gates, fences, and walls.
- Electronic access control systems use card readers, biometric scanners, and other technologies.
- Procedural access control involves sign-in/sign-out processes and escorts.
Intrusion Detection
- Identifies and alerts on unauthorized access or attempts to breach physical security to detect and respond to intrusions and deter potential intruders.
- Sensors detect motion, door, and window activity.
- Alarms can be audible, visual, or silent.
- CCTV cameras are equipped with motion detection.
Secure Facilities Design
- Designs and constructs physical spaces to prevent unauthorized access and protect assets using Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles.
- Secure access points include entrances and exits.
- Sensitive areas are segregated to prevent unauthorized access.
Surveillance Systems
- Monitors and records physical areas and activities using cameras and other technologies to deter criminal activity and enhance security.
- CCTV cameras can be analog or IP.
- IP cameras with analytics can detect motion and recognize faces.
- Other sensors include audio and seismic detectors.
Emergency Response Planning
- Develops and implements procedures to respond to security incidents and emergencies to minimize damage and risk.
- Risk assessment and threat analysis identify potential vulnerabilities.
- Incident response protocols outline procedures for responding to emergencies.
- Training and drills prepare personnel for emergency response.
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Test your knowledge of physical security concepts, including access control and intrusion detection. Learn how to restrict and monitor access to physical areas and resources.
