PSC 2

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In a tactical environment, Physical Security Plans should be based on METT-TC, which stands for mission, _______________, terrain and weather, troops, time available, and civilian considerations.

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Providing information on the capabilities and intentions of our adversaries is the responsibility of the ____________.

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Force Protection Conditions (FPCONs) are graduated categories of measures or actions commanders take to protect personnel and assets from attack.

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________________ establish duties, roles and responsibilities at individual assignments, checkpoints, gates and guard posts.

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_________________, the inspector should review any local security directives, the Physical Security Plan, its Standard Operating Procedures, and any previous inspection reports, exceptions, and waivers.

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A ______________ defines emergency delegations of authority and orders of succession to ensure DoD Component Mission Essential Functions (MEFs) continue under all circumstances.

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Threat levels assist senior leaders to determine the appropriate ________ level.

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Two antiterrorism tools the DoD uses to safeguard DoD assets are ____ and _.

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__________________ issue Force Protection Conditions (FPCONs).

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It’s better for an inspector not to announce the inspection in order to create a surprise effect and see how everything really operates.

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Which system detects a change in the environment and transmits an alarm?

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___________________ are often overlooked in physical security planning and implementation.

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Lighting deters unauthorized entry by providing a psychological deterrence to intruders.

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______________________ are formal agreements that provide security assistance between DoD activities and from local law enforcement agencies as well as mutual aid from local fire and medical services.

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When assessing an asset, you must determine the nature and the value of that asset and the degree of impact if the asset is damaged or lost.

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FPCON _________ applies in the immediate area where a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence has been received that terrorist action against a specific target is imminent.

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There is a one for one correlation between Terrorist Threat Levels and force Protection Conditions.

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The _____________________ develops and refines terrorism threat assessments and coordinates and disseminates threat warnings, reports, and summaries.

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Examples of oversight tools include day-to-day observations, surveys, staff assist visits, ______________, and the operational environment.

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_____________________ are based on information about terrorist groups such as their operational capability, intentions, activity, and the operational environment.

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Although the DoD issues DoD-wide guidance for physical security planning and implementation, you should always consult ______________ for specific guidance.

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As a physical security specialist, you may assume different physical security roles or serve on different working groups, such as the ATWG, TWG, and DCIP.

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_______________ can result from day-to-day observations or more formal oversight.

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Antiterrorism physical security measures incorporate detection, deterrence, denial and ____________.

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Which of the following statements are true of physical security planning and implementation? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following would best be described as a DoD asset?

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Which of the following would best be described as a threat?

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Which of the following would best be described as a vulnerability?

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Which of the following would best be described as a risk?

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Which of the following would best be described as a countermeasure?

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The ________ is responsible for the installation’s antiterrorism program.

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________ is responsible for providing valuable information on the capabilities, intentions, and threats of adversaries.

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The ________ analyzes threats to assets and their vulnerabilities.

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________ must be included in the intelligence gathering process so that they can be part of coordinating emergency responses and criminal incidents on a Federal installation.

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The ________ is charged with the management, implementation, and direction of all physical security programs.

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The ________ is responsible for mitigating risks against Defense Critical Infrastructure assets that support the mission of an installation or facility.

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Flashlights are a reliable form of continuous lighting.

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Emergency lighting depends upon the power supply of the utility company.

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Standby lighting is the type of lighting used when the primary power source fails.

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Certain types of lighting can incapacitate an intruder.

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Controlled lighting is used to illuminate the perimeter of a facility.

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_________ is often used as a temporary barrier when rolled out on the ground.

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_________ can be used as permanent standalone fencing but is more often used as an outrigger on the top of the chain link fencing.

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_________ is more difficult for intruders to scale.

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_________ is a common type of perimeter fencing for DoD facilities.

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Securing man-passable openings is one of the most overlooked physical security protective measures.

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Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) prevent unauthorized entry.

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Cost and risk must always be considered when planning which physical security measures to use in a facility or installation.

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Access control systems help to prevent unauthorized entry.

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CCTV can deter loss, theft, or misuse of government property and resources.

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Operational/administrative procedures for normal and emergency situations

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Comprehensive protective measures for an installation, facility, or activity

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Roles and responsibilities for individual work areas such as checkpoints and guard gates

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Provisions for back-up facilities, utilities, communication and computer systems, and transportation in the event of a major emergency

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Provisions for one entity, such as a DoD activity or local law enforcement, fire, and medical services, to provide security assistance to another entity

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Combatant Commanders issue both DoD Terrorist Threat Levels and FPCONs.

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Both the DIA and COCOMs issue FPCONs.

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Installation commanders and facility directors issue DoD Terrorist Threat Levels.

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Terrorist Threat Levels are based on information about terrorist groups such as their operational capability and their intentions.

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FPCONs are based on various factors, such as terrorist threat analyses and DoD Terrorist Threat Levels.

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System that standardizes the identification and recommended preventive actions and responses to terrorist threats against U.S. assets

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The prevention and detection of terrorist attacks against DoD assets as well as the preparation to defend against and planning for the response to the consequences of terrorist incidents

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Intelligence threat assessments of the level of terrorist threat faced by U.S. personnel and interests

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Actions taken to prevent or mitigate hostile actions against DoD assets such as DoD personnel, family members, resources, facilities, and critical information

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Internal reviews conducted by members of the organization to aid internal control and ensure cost-effective security program

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Formal reviews conducted by senior officials in the chain-of-command

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Validate baseline security posture when personnel assume security responsibilities or as a prelude to a formal inspection

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Can be self-initiated or directed by higher authorities to determine the physical security posture of an installation or facility

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Most common and informal oversight tool; immediate action taken to correct deficiencies

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You must use the ________________ process to acquire and analyze the information necessary for protecting assets and allocating security resources against the threats

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The first line of defense in any facility is usually some form of perimeter protection.

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The purpose of oversight of physical security programs is to ensure the security program complies with DoD and other policies, is cost-effective, and protects DoD assets.

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Authorized personnel may augment their FPCON by adding measures from higher FPCON standards as they deem necessary.

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A __________ threat level signifies anti-U.S. terrorists are operationally active and the operating environment favors the terrorists.

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During an inspection, the inspector should use a checklist, talk with people, examine and test products, advise personnel about policy and changes to policy, and __________________________________.

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The use of glare lighting can incapacitate intruders.

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Physical security planning includes facility design, creation of written plans such as a Physical Security Plan (PSP), and antiterrorism planning.

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Barriers are generally used to deter and delay unauthorized entry, define boundaries, and _______________.

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____________________________________ develop and maintain physical security plans.

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Low threat levels designate that a terrorist group is in the vicinity and is _________.

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__________________________ are NORMAL, ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE, and DELTA.

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A Bomb Threat Plan, a Natural Disaster Plan, and a Communications Plan are all examples of ____________________ that must be included with a Physical Security Plan.

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____________________________________ provide information on the capabilities, intentions, and threats of adversaries.

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Which of the following physical security coordinating activities is made up of multiple individuals such as the Antiterrorism Officer, a Counterintelligence representative, Operations Security officer, and Law Enforcement representative?

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FPCON ________ applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting against U.S. personnel of DoD assets is likely.

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SCIFs, AA&E storage facilities, and nuclear storage facilities are examples of restricted areas.

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While both Class V and Class VI GSA-approved containers offer protection against covert and surreptitious entry, only Class V containers offer protection against forced entry.

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What is the purpose of the warning label on GSA-approved containers manufactured beginning April 2007?

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In AA&E storage facilities, why must drainage structures be secured if they cross the fence line and meet certain size requirements?

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Unauthorized entrance into restricted areas is subject to prosecution.

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Which is NOT approved for the open storage of classified information?

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Which DoD-mandated practice reduces protection, storage, and inventory costs?

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Which of the following statements is true about locks and keys for security containers?

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Certain non-GSA-approved security containers are never approved for storage of classified information in the DoD.

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The design goal for an AA&E storage facility is that is must meet or exceed 10 minutes of resistance to _________________ entry.

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Why should you categorize, store, and protect AA&E by security risk categories?

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Storage containers and facilities protect valuable, sensitive, and classified information by ________________.

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If you need to know the manufacture date of a GSA-approved container, on which label would you find that information?

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Which of these statements is true about storage of Confidential information?

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Storage containers and facilities are not only important to our national security, but also to the safety of the general public.

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For AA&E SRC III & IV, if no IDS is present Security Force checks during non-duty hours is required.

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Storage containers or facilities will always provide enough protection for certain types of information or material on their own.

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To store classified information, you may only use Class V or Class VI GSA-approved containers as the other classes of containers may no longer be used.

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What is considered an additional measure for AA&E storage?

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There are certain times when you must change the combination on locks securing classified information. Which of the following is not a time when you must change the combination?

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Which group uses the same set of storage requirements based on security risk categories?

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What items can a Nuclear Storage Facility store?

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Which of the following items may be stored with classified information?

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Perimeter lighting in AA&E storage facilities is _________________________.

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Which of these statements is true about storage of Secret information?

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What do the classes of GSA-approved containers represent?

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Who uses SCIFs?

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If you needed to find information on physical security standards for SCIFs, which reference would you consult?

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For storage of classified you may use which GSA-approved containers?

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Which of the following statements are true of storage containers and facilities? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following would be factors you would need to consider when selecting storage containers and facilities? Select all that apply.

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In the DoD, classified information may be stored in a non-GSA approved container.

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COMSEC material is stored in GSA-approved containers.

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Class V and Class VI are the only models of GSA-approved storage containers that are currently being manufactured for the storage of classified information.

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Class V and Class VI models of GSA-approved storage containers both provide protection against surreptitious, covert, and forced entry.

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Which of the following labels must be clearly displayed on the face of the container in order for it to be used to store classified information?

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Which of the following labels is displayed on the face of the container and contains the serial number of the container?

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For containers manufactured beginning April 2007, which label is attached to the top inside of the control drawer and states that any modification of the container that is not in accordance with Federal Standard 809 will invalidate the GSA approval of the container?

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Top Secret information can only be stored in a GSA-approved security container, secure room, or vault.

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Vaults are more secure than secure rooms.

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Vault doors are made of hardened steel and must retain their original gray color.

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Vaults are more secure than modular vaults.

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Secure rooms and vaults may both be authorized for the open storage of classified information.

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Which of the following are required practices when using storage containers? Select all that apply.

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Who provides construction and security requirements for SCIFs?

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Who provides accreditation for SCIFs?

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Which of the following statements are true of SCIFs? Select all that apply.

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Warning signs must be posted at each boundary of a restricted area and must be conspicuous to those approaching on foot or by vehicle.

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The use of master key systems is acceptable in the storage of AA&E.

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The use of deadly force is authorized against anyone who enters a nuclear storage facility without proper authorization.

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Securing drainage structures must be considered if they cross the fence line of an AA&E storage area.

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Securing drainage structures must be considered if they cross the fence line of an AA&E storage area.

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Emergency lighting and security lighting for the entire perimeter of nuclear weapon storage facilities are ____________________.

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Fences are always required for storage of _____________________ .

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If you arrived at work one day and noticed that someone had pried open the drawer of the locked filing cabinet in your office, you would know that ___________ entry had occurred.

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You don’t have to procure new security storage equipment from the GSA Federal Supply Schedule. You can get an exception from USD (P).

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One general principle is the more sensitive the material to be stored, or the greater the threat to it, the stricter your storage and protection methods must be.

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AA&E storage facilities must have a primary and back-up means of communications for emergency purposes.

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You can find construction standards for secure rooms at cleared contractor facilities by reviewing ____________.

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Restricted area signs posted around the perimeter of nuclear weapon storage facilities states that if anyone attempts to enter the area without permission of the Installation Commander _____________________.

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GSA-approved containers require recertification if the GSA-approved label is missing.

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GSA-approved containers require recertification if the GSA-approved label is missing.

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For storage of SRC I and II AA&E, exterior building lighting is _________________________.

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When two or more units store their AA&E in one facility, both units are responsible for the security of that facility.

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When purchasing new security storage equipment, you must use the GSA Federal Supply Schedule, except when an exception is made by the DoD component head with notification to the USD(I).

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If the GSA-approved label comes off the front of your filing cabinet, you can still use it to store classified information as long as you have the label reattached in a timely manner.

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Vaults ____________________modular vaults.

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An ESS is a component of an overall physical protection system.

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An ESS must be comprised of at least two or more subsystems. Therefore, a stand-alone automated access control system, for example, would not constitute an ESS.

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An effective ESS must ensure that the time between detection of an intrusion and response by security forces is less than the time it takes for damage or compromise of assets to occur.

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You are tasked with planning an ESS for a DoD facility. What regulatory guidance document(s) should be your primary reference?

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Assets, threats, and vulnerabilities are all part of the risk calculation.

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Threats against an asset are determined when you conduct a site survey.

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You must consider operational and maintenance costs of an ESS when comparing the value of an asset to be protected versus the cost of the ESS to protect an asset.

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What can an AACS do to protect assets in a facility?
Select all that apply.

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A high-security facility requires an AACS that makes it extremely difficult to duplicate the user’s form of verification for access. Which type of AACS is most appropriate for that facility?

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You have been directed to purchase the least expensive type of AACS for a given facility. Which type of AACS should you choose?

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Which type of AACS would allow you to use your CAC as the verification method for authorized entry into a controlled area?

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Which AACS feature would you implement to mitigate the risk of someone giving his or her credentials to another person to access a controlled area?

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Which AACS feature would you implement to prevent individual cardholders from entering a selected empty controlled area unaccompanied?

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Which AACS feature would you implement to prevent a person from following another person closely in order to gain ingress through the same portal when the authorized person’s credential grants access?

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Which AACS feature would you implement to facilitate egress from a controlled area?

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Which of the following should you conduct to test the placement of IDS sensors?

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Which of the following can be caused by an animal activating an IDS sensor?

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Which of the following is part of an acceptance test?

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Which type of exterior IDS sensor is good for detecting intrusion by digging and tunneling?

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Which exterior IDS sensor is NOT vulnerable to bridging?

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Which exterior IDS sensor is usually the least expensive?

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Which exterior IDS sensor is also known as a line-of-sight sensor?

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Which type of sensor would be most effective in protecting a permanently secured window?

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Which sensor detects heat signatures of intruders and is the most common interior volumetric sensor?

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Which sensor is used on doors, roof hatches, and windows?

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What capability does monitoring a military exchange demonstrate?

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What capability does viewing a CCTV monitor to determine security force response to an alarm demonstrate?

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What capability does viewing individuals on a CCTV camera to grant or deny access to a facility demonstrate?

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You have received a request to add a CCTV system to a building on your installation.
Which questions should you ask?
Select all that apply.

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A wireless network is more secure than a hardwired network.

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A wireless network is more secure than a hardwired network.

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A DTM allows an automated access control system to communicate with a control center.

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Wireline DTM, which is good for most ESS data transmission needs, has a high bandwidth.

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Which of the following are considerations when planning for a DTM link?
Select all that apply.

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Police connection and central station monitoring generally require an increase in staffing at the facility being monitored.

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Proprietary station monitoring is the method used most by DoD installations.

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Police connection and central station monitoring are generally connected to the facility being monitored through leased telephone lines.

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Local alarm monitoring works best without another type of monitoring used in conjunction with it.

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A facility owns and operates the dispatch center and security forces.

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The local police agency monitors a facility’s alarms.

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Owned by a commercial firm and not usually located on the facility being monitored.

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Requires roving security forces.

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Which of the following require(s) a mechanical/automated access control system or visual recognition as the access control method? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following may contain a CCTV within the protected area? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following must have vibration sensors on its walls to detect boundary penetration attempts? Select all that apply.

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Which of the following require(s) any system-associated cabling that extends beyond protected area perimeter to be installed in rigid conduit? Select all that apply.

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Which method of ESS monitoring is used for remote facilities and high-value assets not located on a DoD facility or installation?

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If an individual must enter their fingerprint to gain access to a controlled area, what type of device are they using?

Security Quiz on PSC 2, created by Arthur Casto on 12/11/2018.