CAIB 2 - Chapter 6 Exam with Accurate
Solutions
identify three types of crime losses to real property - ANS-vandalism
malicious acts
burglary and arson
identify three reasons why some types of personal property become 'target items' -
ANS-convertibility (the ease with which property can be converted to cash)
value
portability
identify eight methods used by criminals which can result in loss to real and personal
property - ANS--forced entry into building and protected enclosures
-unforced entry into building or protected enclosures
-forced opening of building and protected enclosures
-vandalism and malicious acts
-espionage (spies)
-shoplifting
-employee theft
identify three key areas which make 'forcible entry' into a building vulnerable to attack -
ANS-doors
windows,
other openings, roof, wall
identify three types of 'protected enclosures' - ANS-locked safes
chests
vaults
, identify three ways in which access can be obtained into 'protected enclosures' - ANS-
mechanical, thermal, explosion *
identify how businesses can restrict unauthorized access to property - ANS-physical
and
electronic protection
identify any three types of physical barriers that may restrict unauthorized access to
property - ANS-steel doors and bars
high security locks
window locks, bars, screens
identify any three types of electronic barriers that may restrict unauthorized access to
prooperty - ANS-motion detectors
vibration detectors
hold up alarms, glass breakage alarm
identify the three components of the most effective security system to protect valuable
property - ANS-perimeter protection
area and space protection
point protection
identify the two types of perimeter protection - ANS-partial protection
complete protection
identify two weaknesses of partial protection - ANS-forced entry through walls, or
ceilings will not be detected
stay behind thieves will not be detected until they leave the premises
identify three areas that will address complete protection - ANS-enclosing walls,
ceilings,
floors
identify the 'first' line of physical defense in perimeter protection - ANS-locks
identify three advantages of dead bolts - ANS-can be locked or unlocked only with a key
theres no spring action involved
cannot be slipped open with credit card
identify two types of electronic defenses in perimeter protection - ANS-magnetic contact
switches
glass breakage alarms
Solutions
identify three types of crime losses to real property - ANS-vandalism
malicious acts
burglary and arson
identify three reasons why some types of personal property become 'target items' -
ANS-convertibility (the ease with which property can be converted to cash)
value
portability
identify eight methods used by criminals which can result in loss to real and personal
property - ANS--forced entry into building and protected enclosures
-unforced entry into building or protected enclosures
-forced opening of building and protected enclosures
-vandalism and malicious acts
-espionage (spies)
-shoplifting
-employee theft
identify three key areas which make 'forcible entry' into a building vulnerable to attack -
ANS-doors
windows,
other openings, roof, wall
identify three types of 'protected enclosures' - ANS-locked safes
chests
vaults
, identify three ways in which access can be obtained into 'protected enclosures' - ANS-
mechanical, thermal, explosion *
identify how businesses can restrict unauthorized access to property - ANS-physical
and
electronic protection
identify any three types of physical barriers that may restrict unauthorized access to
property - ANS-steel doors and bars
high security locks
window locks, bars, screens
identify any three types of electronic barriers that may restrict unauthorized access to
prooperty - ANS-motion detectors
vibration detectors
hold up alarms, glass breakage alarm
identify the three components of the most effective security system to protect valuable
property - ANS-perimeter protection
area and space protection
point protection
identify the two types of perimeter protection - ANS-partial protection
complete protection
identify two weaknesses of partial protection - ANS-forced entry through walls, or
ceilings will not be detected
stay behind thieves will not be detected until they leave the premises
identify three areas that will address complete protection - ANS-enclosing walls,
ceilings,
floors
identify the 'first' line of physical defense in perimeter protection - ANS-locks
identify three advantages of dead bolts - ANS-can be locked or unlocked only with a key
theres no spring action involved
cannot be slipped open with credit card
identify two types of electronic defenses in perimeter protection - ANS-magnetic contact
switches
glass breakage alarms
