A company has been purchased by another agency and the new security architect has identified new security goals for the organization. The current location has video surveillance throughout the…

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Options

• AProximity readers
• BVisitor logs
• CBiometric readers
• DMotion detection sensors
• EMantrap

• A
  94% (15)
• B
  6% (1)

Explanation

The three requirements are: (1) logging employee entry/exit, (2) access control to sensitive areas, and (3) two-factor authentication. Proximity readers (smart card/RFID) satisfy requirements 1 and 2 - they log who entered or exited and physically gate access to areas. Biometric readers (fingerprint, retina scan) add a second factor based on 'something you are,' satisfying requirement 3 when combined with the proximity card ('something you have'). Together they form a two-factor system. Visitor logs (B) are manual and don't automate logging or control access. Motion sensors (D) detect movement but don't authenticate users. A mantrap (E) is a physical double-door airlock that prevents tailgating but does not inherently provide two-factor authentication or automated logging.

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