Physical security recommendations: There should be only one entrance to a forensics lab

The correct answer is A. True. A single, controlled entrance to a forensics lab is a standard physical security best practice. Having only one entry/exit point allows investigators to strictly monitor and log all access, maintain a proper chain of custody, prevent unauthorized individuals from entering, and re

Submitted by diego_uy· Apr 18, 2026Computer Forensics in Today's World

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A single, controlled entrance to a forensics lab is a standard physical security best practice. Having only one entry/exit point allows investigators to strictly monitor and log all access, maintain a proper chain of custody, prevent unauthorized individuals from entering, and reduce the risk of evidence tampering or theft. Multiple entrances create additional vectors for unauthorized access that are harder to monitor and control, potentially compromising the integrity of evidence stored in the lab.

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