ISC2 CC Access Controls Concepts Practice Question
A security analyst is reviewing physical security controls. Which TWO are considered layered physical security measures for external perimeter protection?
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Why each option matters
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Fencing around the property
Fencing and lighting are external perimeter controls.
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Fencing around the property
Why this is correct
Fencing is a perimeter barrier.
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Lighting in parking lots
Why this is correct
Lighting deters intruders and is a perimeter control.
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Biometric reader on server room door
Why it's wrong here
Biometric reader is an internal control, not external perimeter.
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Cable locks on laptops
Why it's wrong here
Cable locks are equipment-level controls.
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Chassis locks on servers
Why it's wrong here
Chassis locks are equipment-level controls.
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