Cpted

Front 1

What are the three classifications to CPTED strategies?

Back 1

Mechanical, organizational, natural or architectural measures.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6

Front 2

Which of the three CPTED classifications, mechanical measures, organizational measures, or natural/architectural measures emphasizes the use of hardware and technology systems?

Back 2

Mechanical Measures

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6

Front 3

Which of the three CPTED classifications, mechanical measures, organizational measures, or natural/architectural measures emphasizes the use of policies and activities that encourage observation?

Back 3

Organizational Measures.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6

Front 4

Which of the three CPTED classifications, mechanical measures, organizational measures, or natural/architectural measures emphasizes the use of designing space to ensure the overall environment works more efficiently for the intended users?

Back 4

Natural or Architectural Measures

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6

Front 5

What are the six CPTED strategies?

1 - Mechanical measures, organizational measures, natural/architectural measures, compartmentalization, management and maintenance.

2 - Natural access control, natural surveillance, natural territorial reinforcement, management and maintenance, legitimate activity support and compartmentalization.

Back 5

Natural access control, natural surveillance, natural territorial reinforcement, management and maintenance, legitimate activity support and compartmentalization.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6

Front 6

CPTED suggests three controls be implements to supplement and support CPTED strategies. What are the controls?

1. Inner, middle and outer protective layers?
2. Inner, middle and outside protective layers?
3. Inside, fence line, and outer protective layers ?
   

Back 6

Inner, middle and outer protective layers.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 6 and 8

Front 7

The "broken windows" theory suggests that an abandoned building or car will be molested if what happen?

The site is breached?

The site is not well maintained?

Windows are broken?

Back 7

Windows are broken.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 7

Front 8

A CPTED strategy suggests designing multiple or concentric layers of security measures so that highly protected assets are behind multiple barriers. What is this strategy called?

1. Natural access control?
   
2. Natural territorial reinforcement/boundary definition?
   
3. Compartmentalization?
   

Back 8

Compartmentalization.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 7

Front 9

On the outer protective layer or perimeter, physical security measures are used to?

1. Deter, detect, delay and respond?
   
2. Deter, detect, document, and respond?
   
3. Deter, detect, deny and respond?
   

Back 9

Deter, detect, delay and respond.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.9

Front 10

Controls at the outer protective layer are generally designed to?

1. Stop intrusions and grant access?
2. Defining the property line, channel people, and define access points?
3. Define the perimeter, check people and create access points?
   

Back 10

Defining the property line, channel people, and define access points.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.9

Front 11

Underground and/or attached parking structures should be consider part of what protective layer?

1. Inner
   
2. Middle
   
3. Outer
   

Back 11

The outer layer, but more specifically the perimeter.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.9

Front 12

The middle layer of protection may consist of what IDS systems?

Back 12

Protective lighting

Sensors (wire, motion, microwave)

Locks

Bars

Signs

Barriers (fencing)

Building facade

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.9

Front 13

Can several inner layers of protection exist?

Back 13

Yes, they are designed to deter an intruder who has breached the other layers. Design considerations may include door and window bars, locks, signs, sensors, CCTV, vaults and protective lighting.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.9

Front 14

What is the definition of CPTED?

1. Crime Prevention Through Economic Design
   
2. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Development
   
3. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
   
4. Crime Prevention Through Economic Development
   

Back 14

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p.5

Front 15

The middle layer of security general includes what parts of the site being protected?

Back 15

Inside the perimeter and the exterior or facade of the building.

ASIS GDL FPSM, 2009, p. 8-9.