CLA Chapter 2 Test 2

A high _____ around the entire facility creates a barrier to possible intruders.

• fence

• wall

• gate

• hedge

______ allows one security guard to monitor multiple access points from a central location.

• Closed circuit tv

• Open circuit

• Broadcast

• Networked

Modern technology has created alternatives to using an actual lock and key, such as _________.

• ID Badges

• authentication circuits

• authorization scan

• verification identification

______ recognition can be used by approaching trucks to obtain daily access codes.

• Voice

• Face

• Fingerprint

• Retina

Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the global approach to ______ chain security has changed significantly.

• supply

• demand

• logistics

• distribution

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a basic security measure for facilities?

• Fences

• Gates

• Security guards

• Metal detectors

What is the simplest way to limit access to certain areas within a facility?

• Voice recognition

• Locks and keys

• Facial recognition

• Fingerprint scanners

What type of system can track which ID badges have been used to access a site throughout the day?

• Voice recognition system

• Closed circuit television

• Identification badge system

• Alarm system

Why is it important to restrict access to various types of equipment in a facility?

• To prevent equipment damage

• To ensure only authorized workers use the equipment

What has brought about new international standards for logistics security?

• Increased global trade

• Technological advancements

• The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001

• Climate change concerns