AHS 131 HIT Test 3 SG Questions with Verified
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define information security
Describes tasks of securing information that is in a digital format
what are its 3 main protection goals & how do they differ
– 1. Confidentiality
• Only authorized parties can access information (must be on roster to take a test on D2L)
– 2. Integrity
• Ensures information is correct (only I can edit the test)
– 3. Availability
• Data is accessible to authorized users (unique identifiers a.k.a. usernames & passwords
must be used to access it)
what types of physical tools/products would you use to secure the environment
Physical tools used to secure the environment
– Lighting and fencing
– Video surveillance
– Fire suppression equipment
– Backup power generators
– HVAC
,Anti-climb paint
non toxic petroleum gel-based paint that is thickly applied and does not harden, making
any coated surface very difficult to climb
Anti-climb collar
spiked collar that extends horizontally for up to 3 feet from a pole to prevent anyone from
climbing; serves as both practical and visual deterrent
Roller barrier
independently rotating large cups affixed to the top of a fence prevent the hands of
intruders from gripping the top of the fence
Rotating spikes
installed at the top of walls, gates, fences, the tri-wing spike collars, rotate around a central
spindle
what elements are required for a fire to occur
– 1. Fuel
– 2. Oxygen
– 3. Heat
– 4. Chemical reaction (the fire itself, duh)
Class A fire
, Common Combustibles such as paper, wood, furniture, clothing - Water, Foam
extinguisher: class A or ABC
Class B fire
combustible liquids, flammable gases, greases, and some rubber and plastic
Numerical rating indicates the number of square feet of fire it can extinguish
extinguisher: class BC or ABC
Class C fire
electrical, live or energized electric wires or equipment, foam dry chemical or CO2 to put out the
fire
extinguisher: Class BC or ABC
Class D fire
combustible metals; e.g., magnesium, titanium, potassium, sodium
extinguisher: Class D extinguisher
Class K fire
cooking oils, veggie oils, animal oils, or fats, special extinguisher converts oils to non
combustible
Correct Answer
define information security
Describes tasks of securing information that is in a digital format
what are its 3 main protection goals & how do they differ
– 1. Confidentiality
• Only authorized parties can access information (must be on roster to take a test on D2L)
– 2. Integrity
• Ensures information is correct (only I can edit the test)
– 3. Availability
• Data is accessible to authorized users (unique identifiers a.k.a. usernames & passwords
must be used to access it)
what types of physical tools/products would you use to secure the environment
Physical tools used to secure the environment
– Lighting and fencing
– Video surveillance
– Fire suppression equipment
– Backup power generators
– HVAC
,Anti-climb paint
non toxic petroleum gel-based paint that is thickly applied and does not harden, making
any coated surface very difficult to climb
Anti-climb collar
spiked collar that extends horizontally for up to 3 feet from a pole to prevent anyone from
climbing; serves as both practical and visual deterrent
Roller barrier
independently rotating large cups affixed to the top of a fence prevent the hands of
intruders from gripping the top of the fence
Rotating spikes
installed at the top of walls, gates, fences, the tri-wing spike collars, rotate around a central
spindle
what elements are required for a fire to occur
– 1. Fuel
– 2. Oxygen
– 3. Heat
– 4. Chemical reaction (the fire itself, duh)
Class A fire
, Common Combustibles such as paper, wood, furniture, clothing - Water, Foam
extinguisher: class A or ABC
Class B fire
combustible liquids, flammable gases, greases, and some rubber and plastic
Numerical rating indicates the number of square feet of fire it can extinguish
extinguisher: class BC or ABC
Class C fire
electrical, live or energized electric wires or equipment, foam dry chemical or CO2 to put out the
fire
extinguisher: Class BC or ABC
Class D fire
combustible metals; e.g., magnesium, titanium, potassium, sodium
extinguisher: Class D extinguisher
Class K fire
cooking oils, veggie oils, animal oils, or fats, special extinguisher converts oils to non
combustible
