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ISC2 ISSAP Exam - Topic 3 Question 4 Discussion

Posted by Jade on May 04, 2022 at 06:04 AM

You are the Security Consultant advising a company on security methods. This is a highly secure location that deals with sensitive national defense related data. They are very concerned about physical security as they had a breach last month. In that breach an individual had simply grabbed a laptop and ran out of the building. Which one of the following would have been most effective in preventing this?

Suggested Answer: C

Thus a person exiting the building would have to go through one door, close it, go to the other end of the corridor and open that door. The

second door could not open until the first was closed. And in an emergency both doors can be automatically sealed.

Answer option A is incorrect. Laptops can be quite useful and effective. It is almost never the proper course of action to simply ban useful

technology, rather than find good ways to secure it.

Answer option B is incorrect. While this might work, it would be very expensive and would also cause a tremendous inconvenience for

employees. Furthermore, there is always the possibility of a guard leaving for a moment.

Answer option D is incorrect. Sign in logs are always a good idea. However, they would do nothing to prevent this scenario.


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13 comments · newest first
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Emmett 11 months ago
A sign in log? Really? That won't stop a thief!
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Leota 12 months ago
Totally agree, locked doors with a guard is a must!
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Hannah 12 months ago
Not using laptops? That's a bit extreme, right?
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Danica 12 months ago
A man-trap would definitely help, but it's expensive.
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Lai 1 year ago
Keeping all doors locked with a guard seems like the best option.
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Lettie 1 year ago
Not using laptops seems extreme, but I guess it could eliminate the risk entirely. Still, that’s not very practical for most operations.
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Ciara 1 year ago
I feel like a sign-in log is too passive for a high-security area. It might not stop someone from just grabbing a laptop and running.
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Janey 1 year ago
I think keeping all doors locked with a guard could be effective, but what if the guard is distracted?
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Merlyn 1 year ago
I remember discussing the importance of physical barriers in class, but I'm not sure if a man-trap is the best option here.
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Ettie 1 year ago
Custom permissions, got it. I'll apply what I've learned about best practices for labeling them.
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Zona 1 year ago
Okay, let's think this through step-by-step. The requirements call for a robust infrastructure that can handle large user loads, improve IT efficiency, guarantee minimal downtime, and protect the network. I believe option D best meets those needs with the clustered pools and GFS2 heartbeat storage.
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Lonna 1 year ago
I feel pretty confident about this one. The valid approaches are A, D, and E. Running the Auto Allocate process, executing Online from the Release Sales Order window, and running a concurrent program from the Release Sales Order window are all valid ways to perform the Pick Release process.
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Armanda 1 year ago
This one seems straightforward - the process of converting present value to future value is called discounting, so I'll go with option D.
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