Cpp Some Concepts (phase Iii)

Security programs focus on prevention and intervention strategies to minimize harm and ensure appropriate response to workplace violence. This includes techniques like diversion and delay, rather than direct confrontation or ignoring the situation.

Auto Iris lenses adjust the aperture of the lens automatically based on the lighting conditions, making them ideal for situations where lighting levels change. Fixed Iris lenses have a set aperture and do not adjust, making them unsuitable for varying lighting conditions. Manual Iris lenses require manual adjustment of the aperture, which may not be practical for environments with changing light. Zoom lenses refer to lenses that can change focal lengths but do not specifically address changing lighting conditions.

In a new CCTV project, choosing the right camera and lens are crucial as they determine the quality and clarity of the footage captured.

It is essential to approach information provided by anonymous informants with caution as there is a higher likelihood of it being false or biased. Verifying the accuracy of the information through other sources is necessary before taking any actions based on it.

Establishing a positive rapport with the interviewee helps in building trust, encouraging openness, and obtaining accurate information during the investigation process.

Physical design involves considerations such as defining territories, ensuring surveillance, determining building forms, and placing buildings in a compatible manner.

The Basis of design is crucial as it lays the foundation for the entire security design project, guiding all future decisions and implementations.

High intensity discharge lights have an extended restrike time compared to other types of lights. LED, Fluorescent, and Incandescent lights do not have a significant restrike time.

The correct lighting level for cash collection and vehicular access control areas is typically recommended to be around 5 fc (approx 50 lux) to ensure adequate visibility and security in these areas.

The Reid technique focuses on obtaining information and finding the truth rather than already assuming guilt.

The Behaviour Analysis Interview involves specific techniques such as the purpose question, the 'you' question, the knowledge question, the suspicion question, and the vouch question. The other techniques mentioned, such as the cognitive interview, the Reid Technique, and the PEACE model, are distinct methods used in investigative interviewing but are not synonymous with the Behaviour Analysis Interview.

When making promises during an investigation interview, it is crucial for the interviewer to ensure that whatever is promised can be legally performed to maintain the integrity of the process and uphold ethical standards.

The correct answer highlights a characteristic that is not typically associated with post orders, which is the oral reading at the beginning of each shift. This distinguishes it from the other options that align more closely with common practices related to post orders.

In the US legal system, the three main classifications of evidence are direct evidence (eyewitness accounts or video footage), real evidence (physical objects like weapons or stolen goods), and circumstantial evidence (evidence that implies a fact without directly proving it). The incorrect answers provided do not accurately represent the accepted classifications of evidence.

The correct cyclic operating principle of ISO's management systems standards is 'Plan, do, check, act.' This cycle is also known as the PDCA cycle and is a four-step management method used in business for the control and continuous improvement of processes and products.

When sending a computer for forensic examination, it is important to submit only the central processing units and the internal and external storage media. Including peripherals, accessories, software documentation, user manuals, passwords, or personal information may not be necessary and could potentially complicate the examination process.

Theft and fraud pose significant risks to the flow of commerce as they can impact the supply chain, financial transactions, and overall trust in the system.

The organizational strategy focuses on long-term goals and general direction, while an operational plan details day-to-day operations. A business model outlines how a company creates value, and a tactical roadmap is a plan for achieving specific objectives.

When defining a security problem, it is crucial to accurately assess the loss event profile, the probability of threats becoming actual loss events, and the impact on assets or the responsible enterprise if the loss occurs. The incorrect answers provided are not relevant factors in defining a security problem.

An investigatory interview would be the most appropriate type of interview to gather information and evidence regarding the suspected actions of the employee.

Coaxial cable in CCTV systems can transmit up to 1000 feet without signal amplification due to its characteristics and signal loss over distance.

Building rapport with the interviewer helps establish a connection and create a positive atmosphere during the interview process.

When a suspect uses direct and harsh language in their responses, it is believed that they are more likely telling the truth as they are not trying to downplay or hide their actions.

The correct answer emphasizes the need for different layers of security to ensure comprehensive protection for the executive. An outer perimeter, inner perimeters, and a safe room provide different levels of defense that can deter, delay, and protect against potential threats.

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, commonly known as MBTI, is a popular personality assessment tool developed based on the theories of Carl Jung. It categorizes individuals into one of 16 personality types based on four preference scales. The other options, DISC Assessment, Big Five Personality Test, and Holland Code Career Test, are also widely used personality assessments but they are based on different psychological theories and constructs.

Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) encompasses a wide range of concepts, including those mentioned in the correct answer. It involves more than just architectural design, incorporating elements like natural surveillance and community involvement to create safer environments.

In Douglas McGregor's Theory X, individuals are generally considered to have traits such as lacking initiative and not accepting responsibility. This contrasts with Theory Y, where individuals are seen as creative, innovative, and capable of self-motivation.

To cover a post that is staffed 24/7 with 40-hour work weeks and leave compensation, a total of 4.5 officers are needed. This is calculated by dividing total working hours per week (168 hours) by hours worked per officer per week (40 hours), accounting for leave coverage.

Pure risks are those where only the possibility of a loss exists, and no opportunity for gain is present. Labour shortage is a classic example of a pure risk because it represents the chance of a negative outcome (shortage of workers) without the possibility of a positive outcome (excess of workers). On the other hand, stock market fluctuation, marketing campaign success, and new product development involve elements of uncertainty where both positive and negative outcomes are possible, making them dynamic risks.