SY0-301 · Question #780
Due to issues with building keys being duplicated and distributed, a security administrator wishes to change to a different security control regarding a restricted area. The goal is to provide access
The correct answer is B. Place a guard at the entrance to approve access.. The requirement is to provide access based on facial recognition to replace a key-based system. Placing a human guard at the entrance allows access decisions to be made based on visual facial identification - a guard directly performs facial recognition and can verify identity be
Question
Due to issues with building keys being duplicated and distributed, a security administrator wishes to change to a different security control regarding a restricted area. The goal is to provide access based upon facial recognition. Which of the following will address this requirement?
Options
- ASet up mantraps to avoid tailgating of approved users.
- BPlace a guard at the entrance to approve access.
- CInstall a fingerprint scanner at the entrance.
- DImplement proximity readers to scan users' badges.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A6% (2)
- B81% (29)
- C3% (1)
- D11% (4)
Explanation
The requirement is to provide access based on facial recognition to replace a key-based system. Placing a human guard at the entrance allows access decisions to be made based on visual facial identification - a guard directly performs facial recognition and can verify identity before granting entry. A mantrap (A) prevents tailgating but does not use facial recognition. A fingerprint scanner (C) is biometric but uses fingerprints, not facial recognition. Proximity readers (D) use badges, which have the same duplication problem as keys. While a guard is a manual implementation of facial recognition rather than an automated one, it is the only option listed that matches the stated goal of facial-based access control.
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