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A security program consists of three independent components. They are electronic, architectural, and:

The correct answer is A. Operational. A comprehensive security program is built on three independent components - electronic, architectural, and operational - each addressing a distinct layer of protection.

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Question

A security program consists of three independent components. They are electronic, architectural, and:

Options

  • AOperational
  • BPhysical
  • CEnvironmental
  • DElemental

How the community answered

(47 responses)
  • A
    81% (38)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    13% (6)
  • D
    4% (2)

Why each option

A comprehensive security program is built on three independent components - electronic, architectural, and operational - each addressing a distinct layer of protection.

AOperationalCorrect

Operational is the third component of a security program, alongside electronic and architectural. The operational component encompasses policies, procedures, personnel, and management practices that govern how security systems and physical structures are used and maintained day to day.

BPhysical

Physical is not a distinct third component in this framework - physical security characteristics are addressed within the architectural component, which covers facility design and construction.

CEnvironmental

Environmental is not one of the three recognized independent components of a security program in ESS methodology; it may be a consideration within architectural design but is not a standalone component.

DElemental

Elemental is not a recognized security program component category in any standard ESS or security management framework.

Concept tested: Three components of a security program

Source: https://www.asisonline.org/asis-publications-and-resources/standards-and-guidelines/

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