220-1002 · Question #52
Which of the following physical security measures would inexpensively prevent the theft of a computer within an office budding? (Select TWO)
The correct answer is A. Mantrap F. Locked doors. NOTE: The given correct answer of A (Mantrap) and F (Locked doors) is questionable. Mantraps - double-door entry systems that trap intruders - are actually expensive to install, making them a poor fit for the 'inexpensive' criterion. Cable locks (B) are typically the go-to…
Question
Which of the following physical security measures would inexpensively prevent the theft of a computer within an office budding? (Select TWO)
Options
- AMantrap
- BCable locks
- CID badges
- DEntry control rosters
- EBiometrics
- FLocked doors
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A94% (46)
- C4% (2)
- E2% (1)
Explanation
NOTE: The given correct answer of A (Mantrap) and F (Locked doors) is questionable. Mantraps - double-door entry systems that trap intruders - are actually expensive to install, making them a poor fit for the 'inexpensive' criterion. Cable locks (B) are typically the go-to inexpensive measure that directly tethers a computer to a desk. Locked doors (F) are genuinely inexpensive and effectively prevent unauthorized access to the room. Many exam prep sources and real exam keys indicate B and F as the correct pairing. If your exam lists A and F, treat it as a content error, but understand that locked doors (F) are always correct, and cable locks (B) directly prevent physical removal of equipment at minimal cost.
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