Cpp Some Concept (phase Xx)

Pure risk involves the possibility of loss without the possibility of gain, while speculative risk involves the possibility of both loss and gain. Dynamic risk and static risk are not commonly accepted definitions in risk management. Systematic risk and unsystematic risk refer to different types of market risks. Financial risk and operational risks are specific categories of risks within an organization.

The correct answer highlights the importance of self-dependence in protecting assets, while also acknowledging the need for external intervention in cases of major threats to public peace.

The policy statement regarding an organization's security program should be issued by top management as they have the authority to set expectations and enforce compliance throughout the organization.

Business crime losses are most commonly attributed to non-violent acts committed by insiders, such as embezzlement or fraud. Violent acts by outsiders, natural disasters, and technological malfunctions are not typically the primary causes of business crime losses.

When addressing security measures, the human element is often considered to be the most important and costly aspect to consider. While technology, training, and policies are important factors, the actions and decisions of individuals within an organization can have the greatest impact on security.

Consensual standards are typically voluntary guidelines agreed upon by experts in a particular field, but they do not carry the force of law unless adopted by regulatory agencies. Therefore, they are not generally legally binding.

To define a security program effectively, it is crucial to understand the threats that the organization faces, the potential impact those threats could have, and the frequency at which they might occur. This knowledge forms the basis for developing relevant security measures and strategies.

Indirect costs are costs that are not directly traceable to a specific cost object, such as a product or service. The morale of employees can be considered an indirect cost as it may not have a direct monetary value but can impact productivity and overall costs in a loss event.

In Risk Management, loss prosecution is not a component. Risk assessment involves identifying potential risks, risk mitigation involves taking actions to reduce risks, and risk transfer involves shifting the burden of risk to another party.

The team interviewing technique ensures that a variety of perspectives are considered in the vulnerability assessment, reducing the likelihood of important departmental interactions being missed. This can lead to a more comprehensive understanding of the organization's vulnerabilities.

In the context of the accounts receivable unit, 'lapping' specifically refers to the practice of delaying the posting of a cash payment in order to cover up a prior theft. The other incorrect answers involve different forms of financial fraud or misreporting that are not directly related to the concept of lapping.

To encourage employees to voluntarily report security incidents, it is essential to provide frequent encouragement, prompt recognition, and a prompt response. Inconsistent feedback, delayed recognition, blaming employees, ignoring the issue, lack of recognition, and slow response can all hinder the reporting of security incidents.

While eight-inch reinforced concrete walls are strong, they can be breached with the right tools and techniques. Small amounts of explosives and hand tools can be used to penetrate them, showing that they are not impenetrable but can be overcome under certain conditions.

Windows installed in grooves secured with elastic glazing compound are more difficult to remove without leaving signs of removal due to the strong adhesive nature of the compound securing the glass in place.

Sheet glass is typically thin and vulnerable to distortion and breakage compared to tempered, laminated, and float glass which have varying levels of strength and durability.

Thermally tempered glass, when fully tempered, is designed to disintegrate into small cubes or crystals without sharp edges for safety purposes.

Terminal posts are the end posts and corner posts of a chain link fence which provide stability and support to the fence structure. Intermediate posts are the ones between terminal posts, corner posts specifically refer to the posts at the corners, and gate posts are the ones that support gates within the fence.

The correct answer focuses on creating a clear zone along the fence to prevent obstructions or hiding places for intruders, which is crucial for the effectiveness of the chain link fence.

Master keying a lock can increase the risk of unauthorized access as it creates more potential entry points.

The shear line in a pin tumbler lock is specifically where the meeting point of the pin and driver is exactly even with the edge of the plug, allowing the lock to open when the correct key is used.

Locking systems become vulnerable mainly due to the loss of keys, as it provides unauthorized access to individuals who may use them for malicious purposes.

Mounting a passive infra-red sensor across the field of view ensures that the sensor can detect an intruder as they move through the area being monitored. Placing it directly underneath, behind, or far away from the sensor may result in blind spots or reduced effectiveness in detecting intruders.

A system with local alarm termination utilizes a sound generating device on the exterior wall to alert to a violation, rather than sending alerts remotely, triggering alarms based on repetition, or disabling the system after false alarms.

An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) power support system utilizes batteries to supply uninterrupted power to the security system, ensuring continuous operation even when normal power is unavailable. It does not rely on solar energy, connect directly to the main power grid, or use wind turbines for power generation.

The correct answer consists of the initial planning phase, followed by the design phase, and finally the implementation phase to develop an integrated security system.

The life cycle cost is not just the initial cost of the system or the maintenance cost for the first year, but rather it encompasses both the capital cost and maintenance cost over the entire useful life of the system.