Lesson 3: Basic Terminologies and Concepts related to Private and Industrial Security

TEST I: TRUE or FALSE

Instruction: Read the statements carefully then write TRUE if the statement is correct and
write FALSE if it is wrong. Write your answer in the space provided before each number.

1. - Key Control involves preventing authorized key duplication.

2. - Survey Reports document security vulnerabilities and suggest improvements.
3. - Duty Detail Order is a written assignment of security duties by a superior officer.
4. - An Access List is a list of unauthorized personnel.
5. - Dry Run is a practical exercise of a plan.
6. - Ducks Code is used for emergency alerts.
7. - An Exclusion Area is an open access zone.
8. - PADPAO stands for Private Agency Detective and Protective Association Operator.
9. - A Top Guard is a term for added security structure above the fence.
10. - A Peterman is a term for a lock picker.
11. - A Restricted Area allows access to unauthorized personnel.
12. - A Safe is used for safekeeping of documents in an office.
13. - A Private Detective cannot work for law enforcement agencies.
14. - Asset Protection refers to the protection of high rank officials from harm,
kidnapping and similar acts.
15. - Main Office only one agency shall maintain a main office in their registered
addresses.

TEST II: IDENTIFICATION

Instruction: Identify what is being asked on the following question. Choose your answers on
the box. Write your answer on the space provided.

Survey Reports Relative Vulnerability Security Guard

Security Survey Relative Criticality of Operation Dry Run
Perimeter Barrier Security Service Contract Security Lighting
Security Inspection Duty Detail Order Physical Barrier
Security Education Program Security Planning Remote Station System

1. What process involves documenting vulnerabilities and suggesting improvements?

2. What terms are synonymous with security audit, risk assessment, and vulnerability
assessment?
3. What constitutes the initial line of defense around a facility?
4. What procedure involves physically examining to assess compliance with security
policies?
5. What kind of program imparts measures and safeguards through lectures to installation
employees?
6. How do you define the sensitivity of a plant or establishment to damage or operational
disruption from various hazards?
7. In what way is the significance of an establishment determined in relation to national
economy and security?
8. What kind of agreement specifies client payments and security guard salaries, among
other things?
9. What term refers to the written assignment of security responsibilities by a superior
officer?
10. What does the process entail when one comprehends security objectives, means, and
methods to achieve those objectives?
11. Who holds a security guard license issued by the PNP?
12. What name is given to the practical test or exercise of a plan?
13. What's the purpose of providing adequate nighttime lighting in areas, both for visibility
and deterrence?
14. What's the overarching term for any physical measures that obstruct intrusion into a
protected area?
15. What type of alarm system is linked to remote monitoring?

TEST III: Essay Type

Instructions: Provide responses to the two questions, using 3-5 sentences for each answer.
1. What is your basic understanding when we talk about security? (10pts)
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2. What are the benefits of industrial security in our society? (10pts)
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Lesson 4: Types of Industrial Security and Major Divisions of Security

Test I: Multiple Choice

Instruction: Choose the correct option for each question.
1. What is the purpose of a Physical Security System in industrial settings?
a. Enhance communication systems
b. Protect against cyberattacks
c. Create a barrier system to safeguard against potential intruders
d. Manage operational procedures
2. Which of the following is an example of a Passive type of physical security?
a) Security warning signs
b) Security fences
c) Vehicle barriers
d) Covert surveillance
3. Communication Security aims to prevent?
a) Employee theft
b) Cyberattacks
c) Sabotage and espionage
d) Natural disasters
4. What does School Security primarily focus on?
a) Safeguarding classified documents
b) Preventing shoplifting
c) Protecting students and property from threats in education environments
d) Ensuring VIP security
5. Crisis Security involves the protection of:
a) Industrial plants and business enterprises
b) Top ranking government officials
c) Hotel guests and valuables
 d) Communication systems
6. Which of the following is a key aspect of Operational Security?
a) Preventing unauthorized entry
b) Safeguarding classified information
c) Using security warning signs
d) Protecting against natural hazards
7. What is the primary goal of Personnel Security?
a) Protecting sensitive documents
b) Preventing cyberattacks
c) Safeguarding cash and assets during transactions
d) Ensuring trustworthy and reliable individuals have access to classified information
8. Which principle of Physical Security states that there is no absolute security barrier?
a) Each installation is different
b) There must be a system of defense in depth
c) Impenetrable barriers are essential
d) Security is built upon a single layer of protection
9. What is a major purpose of Closed-circuit Television (CCTV) in industrial security?
a) Preventing employee theft
b) Tracking inventory
c) Enhancing communication systems
d) Safeguarding against cyberattacks
10. Which major division of security deals with evaluating threats, assessing risks, and
organizing information?
a) Operational Security
b) Physical Security
c) Management Security
d) Document Security

TEST II: IDENTIFICATION

Instruction: Identify what is being asked on the following question.

1. What are the three (3) Major Divisions of Security? (5pts)

2. What are the two (2) Kind of Hazards? (5pts)
3. What are the five (5) Components of Physical Security? (5pts)
4. What are the two (2) Method used in Physical Security? (5pts)

Test III: Essay Type

Instructions: Provide responses to the two questions, using 3-5 sentences for each answer.
1. What is the importance of security in your daily life? (10pts)
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2. Why is security more important than privacy? (10pts)
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 Lesson 3: Basic Terminologies and Concepts related to Private and Industrial Security

Answer Key:

TEST I: TRUE or False

1. FALSE – authorized (UNAUTHORIZED)
2. TRUE
3. TRUE
4. FALSE – unauthorized (AUTHORIZED)
5. TRUE
6. FALSE – Ducks (DURESS CODE)
7. FALSE – open access zone (RESTRICTED ZONE)
8. FALSE – Agency (ASSOCIATION, AGENCY)
9. TRUE
10. TRUE
11. FALSE - unauthorized (AUTHORIZED)
12. TRUE
13. FALSE – cannot (CAN)
14. FALSE – Asset Protection (VIP SECURITY)
15. FALSE – Only One (ALL)
TEST II: Identification
1. Survey Reports
2. Security Survey
3. Perimeter Barrier
4. Security Inspection
5. Security Education Program
6. Relative Vulnerability
7. Relative Criticality of Operation
8. Security Service Contract
9. Duty Detail Order
10. Security Planning
11. Security Guard
12. Dry Run
13. Security Lighting
14. Physical Barrier
15. Remote Station System
TEST III: Essay Type
- The answer may vary.

Lesson 4: Types of Industrial Security and Major Divisions of Security

Answer Key:
Test I: Multiple Choice
1. C. Create a barrier system to safeguard against potential intruders
2. D. Covert surveillance
3. C. Sabotage and espionage
4. C. Protecting students and property from threats in education environments
5. B. Top ranking government officials
6. B. Safeguarding classified information
 7. D. Ensuring trustworthy and reliable individuals have access to classified
information
8. A. Each installation is different
9. B. Tracking inventory
10. C. Management Security

TEST II: IDENTIFICATION

1. The three (3) Major Divisions of Security are:

• Management Security
• Operational Security
• Physical Security

2. The two (2) Kind of Hazards are:

• Man-Made
• Natural
3. The five (5) Components of Physical Security are:
• Deterrence
• Detection
• Delay
• Response
4. The two (2) Method used in Physical Security are:
• Overt
• Covert

Test III: ESSAY TYPE

- The answer may vary.