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-Important physical security component that allows everything to be seen easily
-Adjusted to avoid glare or shadows |
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-Physical security control that informs people of restrictions to an area
-Security control that indicates danger or exits including fire exits. |
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| -A security control that establishes a perimeter |
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-A security control that allows or disallows people to go through a particular security checkpoint
-provides guest access and validation |
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-Placed on doors and windows
-Alerts when opened
-Alerts when something moves
-Alerts when triggered by a person or event for security or fire |
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-Can be used to securely store back ups
-If large enough can hold disk from root CA |
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-Physical Security
-Simple method to restrict access to equipment |
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-Physical Security
-Simple method to restrict access to equipment |
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| Protected Distribution System (PDS) |
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Protected cabling
-physically protect the cables and the fibers |
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-Physically Separating devices
-Physically separated network cables and equipment |
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-A vestibule that you have to walk through to enter a security center
-Doors lock at either end
-Limits number of people who may enter at one time and prevent tailgating
-unlock one of the doors, the rest of the doors will remain locked and will not unlock until that door is then closed |
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-Prevents Rf signal from leaving an area
-Prevents electronic eavedropping |
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-Key
-Combination
-Electronic, proximity reader
-Biometric
-Code based |
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-Authentication based on who you are
-Fingerprint, voice, retina |
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-type of barrier
-channels people through a specific point but keep out other larger things, such as cars and trucks.
-commonly used to prevent injuries and restrict access |
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-Electronic device
-Authenticates based on what you have
-May be used with a pin (what you know) |
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- HVAC
- Hot and cold aisles
- Fire suppression |
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-Area in a data center where cool air comes up through the floor in front of the racks
-Area in a data center where warmer air comes out the back of the equipment rack and goes up into the HVAC system |
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-a useful way to protect the hardware components and keep them locked down to a particular area.
-temporary security mechanism
-can attach a laptop to a table leg |
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| -Security control protects against should surfing |
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| Security Controls Detect Visible Access |
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• Cameras
• Motion detection
• Infrared detection |
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-Produced whenever you badge in
Produced when you authenticate to access an area either electronic or manual |
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-Process that handles lost keys or possibly compromised keys
-Controls who is given a key and when
-Deals with Key Breach |
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-The measure of uniquely identifying and measurable patterns in human activities
-Subconscious behaviors that are measurable
-What you do |
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| Behavioral Biometric Example |
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-Mouse movement
-Speed or rhythm of typing a specific sequence
-Physical movement recorded by cellphone sensors
-Response to mouse cursor disappearing |
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