CAIB 2 - Chapter 6 Latest Update Graded A+

3 Considerations that make some property items "Target Items" and provide an explanation for each 1) Convertibility; the ease at which property can be sold and converted to cash 2) Value; higher valued articles are more attractive to thieves 3) Portability; the ease at which property can be transported 4 methods used by thieves which may cause loss to insured property & provide an example 1) Forceable entry into building; entry by breaking a window 2) Unforced entry into building; thief had a key 3) Forced opening of a building; forcing door open 4) Vandalism & Malicious Acts; resultant damage caused during break in What is a "Protected Enclosure" Locked safes, chests & vaults on clients' premises 3 methods to gain access to protected enclosures and provide an example of each 1) Mechanical; Drills & Pry Bars 2) Thermal; cutting torches 3) Explosion; dynamite What is the purpose of perimeter protection? to secure access to premises when business is closedWhat is partial protection? this refers to perimiter protection limited to protection of openings only, such as doors and windows 2 weaknesses of partial protection systems 1) forced entry through ceilings and walls will not be detected 2) thieves that stay behind after closing will not be detected until they leave What is the purpose of Area Protection devices? these devices protect the interior of the buildings when businesses are closed or open Describe how interior trapping devices work and provide two examples these devices guard the interior of buildings and have an element of surprise to the intruder 1) Single beam photo-electric device 2) Magnetic contact switches on interior doors Explain how heat detectors work and provide 2 adv