Question 1

The type of glass that is often used for both safety and security purposes because it is three to five times stronger than regular glass and five times as resistant to heat is:

Accepted Answer

Tempered glass is often used for safety and security purposes because it is much stronger and more resistant to heat than regular glass. Reflective and coated glass may have some safety benefits, but they do not provide the same level of strength and resistance as tempered glass. Wired glass is also a type of safety glass, but it is not as strong or durable as tempered glass and has largely fallen out of use.

Question 2

Dishonest employees cost employers as much as all the nations' burglaries, car thefts, and bank holdups combined.

Accepted Answer

According to a report by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, dishonest employees cost businesses twice as much as all the nation's burglaries, car thefts, and bank holdups combined.

Question 3

Foil used as a detector on a glass window to signal a surreptitious or forcible entry is an example of a(n):

Accepted Answer

Foil used on a glass window acts as an electromechanical sensor by detecting changes in the electrical circuit when the foil is broken or disturbed during an entry attempt.

Question 4

Which of the following is not correct with regard to safes?

Accepted Answer

All the statements provided are correct regarding safes, so "None of the above" is the correct choice.

Question 5

Bullet-resistant glass is made of:

Accepted Answer

Bullet-resistant glass is typically made of laminated glass, which consists of layers of glass and interlayer materials such as polycarbonate. This composition enables the glass to absorb the energy of an impact and prevent the bullet from penetrating through to the other side. Reflected glass and plate glass are not designed for bullet-resistance, and insulated glass does not have the necessary structure to withstand such impacts.

Question 6

The acceptable vault construction of insulated doors has a minimum reinforced concrete wall, floor, and ceiling of:

Accepted Answer

The acceptable vault construction of insulated doors has a minimum reinforced concrete wall, floor, and ceiling of 6 feet.

Question 7

Which of the following is more of a probable disadvantage in the use of sentry dogs?

Accepted Answer

The fact that the type of dog best suited for security work is naturally dangerous can be seen as a probable disadvantage as it increases the risk of injury to both the dog and potential intruders.

Question 8

Most theft is committed by:

Accepted Answer

According to research and statistical data, most theft is committed by amateurs, or individuals with little to no experience in criminal activity. These individuals may steal for personal gain or out of desperation, rather than as a part of a larger scheme or criminal organization.

Question 9

The lock that is mostly used today for cabinets, lockers, and safe deposit boxes is:

Accepted Answer

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Question 10

An employer may reject an applicant on the basis of:

Accepted Answer

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Question 11

Which of the following should not be a policy in considering applicants for hire?

Accepted Answer

Disqualifying an applicant on the basis of one problem may be unfair and limit the pool of qualified applicants. It is important to consider the overall qualifications, experience, and fit for the job.

Question 12

According to estimates, about one third of all business failures are caused by:

Accepted Answer

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Question 13

A "re-lock" on a vault door will automatically prevent the bolt mechanism from operating when:

Accepted Answer

A re-locking mechanism is designed to prevent unauthorized access in the event of an attack on the door or combination lock. It does not necessarily have any relation to timers, switches, or remote control locking mechanisms.

Question 14

Which of the following locks has been in use the longest and has no security value?

Accepted Answer

The warded lock has been in use since the 18th century and offers little to no security value, as it can easily be picked with a skeleton key or even a hairpin.

Question 15

Which one of the following is true regarding structural barriers?

Accepted Answer

All of the statements are true regarding structural barriers.

Question 16

The basic principle of personnel security is:

Accepted Answer

The basic principle of personnel security is that attitudes and honesty of rank and file employees are key to minimizing losses through theft. This principle focuses on hiring honest employees, training them properly, and creating a culture of trust and accountability within the organization. It does not involve weeding out bad apples after they are located, nor is it solely dependent on education as the key to loss prevention.

Question 17

The control of traffic through entrances and exits of a protected area is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

Access control refers to the management of who is allowed to enter or exit a protected area, and the various methods used to restrict or permit access.

Question 18

Which of the following is not true regarding the use of security doors as barriers?

Accepted Answer

This statement is not always true. The strength of a door depends on the material it is made of, as well as its construction and installation. In some cases, the surface into which the door is set may be stronger than the door itself, especially if the door is made of a lightweight material such as aluminum.

Question 19

Which of the following methods has not been used in recent year to crack open record and money safes?

Accepted Answer

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Question 20

Underwriters Laboratories does independent testing on security containers that simulate a major fire where the heat builds up gradually to:

Accepted Answer

Underwriters Laboratories does independent testing on security containers that simulate a major fire where the heat builds up gradually to 20000P.

Exam 1: ASIS Certified Protection Professional