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A company wants to prevent unauthorized access to its server room. They are considering placing a motion sensor inside the server room, a camera outside the door, and assigning a security guard to patrol the hallway. Which combination is most likely to detect and stop an intruder in real time?

A) Motion sensor inside the room and Camera outside the room

B) Camera outside the door only

C) Security guard patrolling only

D) Camera outside the door and security guard patrolling

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During a night shift, a security officer notices someone loitering near the restricted storage area. The area is equipped with cameras and motion sensors. Which of the following best explains how these controls would assist in addressing the situation?

A) The cameras provide real-time footage, while the motion sensors alert staff to unexpected movement.

B) The cameras automatically lock the doors, and the motion sensors physically block entry.

C) The cameras detect intruders by facial recognition, and the motion sensors sound an alarm without recording data.

D) The cameras and sensors are only used to review activity after the shift ends.

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A company wants to install motion sensors to detect unauthorized access. Which of the following areas would not be a good choice for a motion sensor?

A) Server room

B) Storage room for sensitive documents

C) Main lobby

D) Restricted IT equipment closet

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A small business places a security guard at a single office corner, assuming this will cover all areas with sensitive information. Why might this strategy be insufficient?

A) The guard may not have visibility of all high-value areas or entrances

B) Guards are ineffective compared to cameras

C) A single guard is enough if motion sensors are used elsewhere

D) Security guards can only monitor outdoor spaces

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A company is considering using an access control vestibule to prevent piggybacking into secure areas. In which location would installing a vestibule be least effective?

A) Main lobby entrance used by all employees and visitors

B) Entry to the server room with sensitive equipment

C) Entrance to a secure research lab

D) Door to a restricted financial records area

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A company plans to install card readers to control entry to restricted areas. Which area would be least appropriate for a card reader installation?

A) Server room

B) Storage area for backup drives

C) Employee Cafeteria

D) IT support equipment closet

AP Cybersecurity: 2.3B - Formative Assessment Questions

AP Cybersecurity: 2.3B - Formative Assessment Questions

A company wants to prevent unauthorized access to its server room. They are considering placing a motion sensor inside the server room, a camera outside the door, and assigning a security guard to patrol the hallway. Which combination is most likely to detect and stop an intruder in real time?

During a night shift, a security officer notices someone loitering near the restricted storage area. The area is equipped with cameras and motion sensors. Which of the following best explains how these controls would assist in addressing the situation?

A company wants to install motion sensors to detect unauthorized access. Which of the following areas would not be a good choice for a motion sensor?

A small business places a security guard at a single office corner, assuming this will cover all areas with sensitive information. Why might this strategy be insufficient?

A company is considering using an access control vestibule to prevent piggybacking into secure areas. In which location would installing a vestibule be least effective?

A company plans to install card readers to control entry to restricted areas. Which area would be least appropriate for a card reader installation?

A company wants to prevent unauthorized access to its server room. They are considering placing a motion sensor inside the server room, a camera outside the door, and assigning a security guard to patrol the hallway. Which combination is most likely to detect and stop an intruder in real time?

During a night shift, a security officer notices someone loitering near the restricted storage area. The area is equipped with cameras and motion sensors. Which of the following best explains how these controls would assist in addressing the situation?

A company wants to install motion sensors to detect unauthorized access. Which of the following areas would not be a good choice for a motion sensor?

A small business places a security guard at a single office corner, assuming this will cover all areas with sensitive information. Why might this strategy be insufficient?

A company is considering using an access control vestibule to prevent piggybacking into secure areas. In which location would installing a vestibule be least effective?

A company plans to install card readers to control entry to restricted areas. Which area would be least appropriate for a card reader installation?