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AP Cybersecurity: Topic 2.3 Quiz

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An organization installs cameras focused on all building entrances and exits. Why is this an effective placement strategy?

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2.

A company’s camera system records continuously but is never reviewed unless an incident occurs. What is one improvement they could make?

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A security guard patrols the outer perimeter of a data center instead of remaining inside the main entrance. What is the main advantage of this setup?

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An employee notices an unfamiliar person wandering near a restricted area but assumes they belong there and says nothing. What control failed in this situation?

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5.

After a security breach, investigators review footage to determine how the adversary entered. What control made this possible?

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A motion sensor in a hallway near the main lobby frequently sends false alerts. What change would reduce these false alarms?

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A guard stationed at the main lobby notices a delivery person trying to access the server room without authorization. What role does the guard play in this scenario?

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A new employee props open a door to bring in boxes and forgets to close it. A camera later shows an unauthorized person entering. Which combination of controls could have prevented this?

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A data center uses stationary guards at the main lobby and patrolling guards outside. What is the main benefit of having both?

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Cameras installed in the corner of a server room have a large blind spot behind the equipment racks. What is the main issue with this setup?

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A company finds that one of its cameras was turned slightly, no longer covering a sensitive area. What does this indicate?

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Security is alerted to a possible presence in the office after hours. Upon arrival, guards discover an intruder attempting to access a workstation. Which control most likely detected the attack?

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13.

Employees receive training on how to report suspicious individuals in restricted spaces. Why is this training valuable?

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An adversary plans an intrusion but delays it after seeing a patrolling guard near the perimeter. Which term best describes this effect?

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15.

A camera records an adversary inserting a USB drive into a workstation. What benefit does this recording provide during investigation?

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A security guard is assigned to monitor the camera feeds for the night shift. What is the main advantage of this setup?

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17.

An adversary exploits a camera’s blind spot to enter a restricted area undetected. What design flaw allowed this?

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A company receives frequent motion sensor alerts in the main hallway during the day. What is the most likely cause?

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During a routine security check, an employee notices that one of the cameras near a side exit isn’t recording. What should the employee do according to awareness best practices?

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During a late-night shift, the network room alarm goes off due to detected motion. When security arrives, they find no one there. Later, it’s discovered that a rat triggered the motion sensor. What is the most likely reason this happened?