SY0-301 · Question #413
Key cards at a bank are not tied to individuals, but rather to organizational roles. After a break in, it becomes apparent that extra efforts must be taken to successfully pinpoint who exactly…
The correct answer is B. Video surveillance. Since key cards are tied to roles rather than individuals, there is no way to know which specific person used a card. Video Surveillance (B) provides a compensating control: cameras at entry points record who physically enters, allowing investigators to review footage and…
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Key cards at a bank are not tied to individuals, but rather to organizational roles. After a break in, it becomes apparent that extra efforts must be taken to successfully pinpoint who exactly enters secure areas. Which of the following security measures can be put in place to mitigate the issue until a new key card system can be installed?
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- ABollards
- BVideo surveillance
- CProximity readers
- DFencing
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (21)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
Since key cards are tied to roles rather than individuals, there is no way to know which specific person used a card. Video Surveillance (B) provides a compensating control: cameras at entry points record who physically enters, allowing investigators to review footage and identify the individual even when the access control system cannot. Bollards and fencing are physical barriers against vehicles/intrusion, not identification tools. Proximity readers are the existing card-reader technology - they read the cards but still cannot identify the individual holding a shared role-based card.
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