Question 1

Many organizations feel that proprietary security officers are more trustworthy than contract security officers.

Accepted Answer

Many organizations prefer proprietary security officers because they have direct control and oversight over their hiring, training, and work performance. Additionally, proprietary officers may be more invested in the organization's security goals and culture because they are part of the company. However, this does not mean that all contract security officers are untrustworthy, as many reputable security firms have rigorous hiring and training standards for their personnel.

Question 2

Despite the fastest growing industry of bomb sniffing dogs, there are no governmental regulations for this industry.

Accepted Answer

Currently, there are no official regulations set by the government for bomb sniffing dogs and their training. The industry is mostly self-regulated and there is no standardization in terms of certification or training requirements.

Question 3

Many sporting arenas use video surveillance to add a sense of security for the patrons attending the events.

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Question 4

Despite the importance of risk management, often managers must make decisions based solely on cost-benefit analysis.

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Question 5

According to the National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA), what is one major problem and issue regarding alarms?

Accepted Answer

The NBFAA states that false alarms are a major problem and issue regarding alarms.

Question 6

The six top security firms in the United States employed 40% of all security guards.

Accepted Answer

There is no data or evidence provided to support this statement, so it cannot be determined whether it is true or false.

Question 7

The National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), a major professional and trade organization for retail managers and others interested in the retail business, recommends that convenience-store employees not be?

Accepted Answer

The National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) recommends that convenience-store employees should not be armed.

Question 8

A management and control unit that monitors all security functions is called the _______________.

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Question 9

Microprocessor cards that have micro-controllers built into them, called _________________, can store information and carry out individual applications.

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Question 10

Optical turnstiles are used to control access in many buildings, but what is it called when an individual attempts to use an unauthorized card or otherwise attempts to get through the lane without an appropriate card?

Accepted Answer

When an individual attempts to use an unauthorized card or otherwise attempts to get through the lane without an appropriate card, it is called tailgating. The term is used because the unauthorized person follows closely behind an authorized person to gain access, much like a car following closely behind another car through a closed gate.

Question 11

In electronic access control systems, it is important to have the _______________ tied into the human resources department so security can be notified of terminations or other staffing changes.

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Question 12

Convenience stores have historically not utilized risk analysis to improve their safety because of the lack of money to conduct these types of analyses.

Accepted Answer

Convenience stores, like many other businesses, have utilized risk analysis to improve safety and security. The extent and methods of analysis can vary widely depending on the resources available, but even small operations often implement some form of risk assessment to mitigate theft, fraud, and other safety concerns.

Question 13

In-house security personnel, who are familiar with the company personnel and facilities, are the only ones qualified to do security surveys.

Accepted Answer

While in-house security personnel may be knowledgeable about company personnel and facilities, external security professionals can bring fresh perspectives and insights that may be missed by those who are too familiar with the environment. It's important to consider both internal and external experts when conducting security surveys.

Question 14

Identification cards with chips that enable the card to be used for numerous purposes are called:

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

Risk assessment is the major tool in the risk management process and is used to identify areas of security problems.

Accepted Answer

Risk assessment is indeed a major tool in the risk management process and is used to identify areas of security problems.

Question 16

What type of Access Control System utilizes some unique physical trait or physiological characteristic?

Accepted Answer

Biometric access control system utilizes some unique physical trait or physiological characteristic such as fingerprints, facial recognition, iris scan, voice recognition, etc.

Question 17

___________ limits admittance to people who have authorization to enter selected points and determines who goes where and when.

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Question 18

According to a USA Today article in 2003, the majority of the one million plus security guards are unlicensed, untrained, and not subject to background checks.

Accepted Answer

The USA Today article stated that the majority of security guards are unlicensed, untrained, and not subject to background checks.

Question 19

A security survey is an exhaustive physical examination of a business or premises and a thorough inspection of all operational systems and procedures.

Accepted Answer

A security survey is a comprehensive investigation of a business or facility, including all operational systems and procedures. It is designed to identify potential security risks and provide recommendations for improving security measures.

Question 20

The majority of today's alarm systems rely on ___________ as their method of signal transmission, despite their unreliability.

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 3: Private Security Concepts, Tools, and Systems Integration or Convergence