Latest ASIS ASIS-APP Dumps Questions - Pass Exam With Ease [2023]

Latest ASIS ASIS-APP Dumps Questions – Pass Exam With Ease [2023]

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1. With respect to span of control, the greater the degree of sophistication of interaction between supervisors and subordinates, the

Broader the optimum span of control

More difficult it is to identify the optimum span of control

Narrower the optimum span of control

More options there are in choosing the optimum span of control

2. What are the two general types of insurance?

Personal Accidental

Property Liability

Property Travel

Property Accidental

3. What is the cost of loss formula?

K = (Cp + Ct + Cr + Ci) C (I- a), where: K = criticality, total cost of loss Cp = cost of temporary insurance Ct = cost of temporary substitute Cr = total related costs Ci = lost income costs I = available insurance or indemnity a = allocable insurance premium amount

K = (Cp + Ct + Cr + Ci) C (I- a), where: K = criticality, total cost of loss Cp = cost of permanent insurance Ct = cost of temporary substitute Cr = total related costs Ci = lost income costs I = available insurance or indemnity a = allocable insurance premium amount

K = (Cp + Ct + Cr + Ci) C (I- a), where: K = criticality, total cost of loss Cp = cost of permanent replacement Ct = cost of temporary substitute Cr = total related costs Ci = lost income costs I = available insurance or indemnity a = allocable insurance premium amount

K = (Cp + Ct + Cr + Ci) C (I- a), where: K = criticality, total cost of loss Cp = cost of permanent replacement Ct = cost of temporary substitute Cr = total insurable costs Ci = lost income costs I = available insurance or indemnity a = allocable insurance premium amount

4. What is the difference between asset protection and security?

Assets protection includes all security functions, as well as related functions such as investigations, legal oversight, risk management, safety, compliance, and emergency management.

Assets protection includes only physical security related functions.

Assets protection includes all security functions, as well as related functions such as investigations, risk management, safety, human resources, compliance, and emergency management.

Assets protection includes all security functions, as well as related functions such as investigations, risk management, safety, compliance, and emergency management.

5. Who should be assigned the role of an organisations emergency coordinator?

Someone regularly responsible for handling emergencies, such as the head of security or engineering.

Someone regularly responsible for handling emergencies, such as the Business Continuity Manager.

Someone regularly responsible for handling emergencies, such as the head of crisis management

Someone regularly responsible for handling emergencies, such as the CO

6. 1.What are indirect costs to security?

Harm to Reputation Loss of goodwill Loss of employees Harm to employee morale

Harm to Reputation Loss of goodwill Loss of employees Insurance Costs

Increased Alarm Rates Indirect Career Progression Loss of employees Harm to employee morale

Harm to Reputation Loss of goodwill Loss of contract Harm to Business

7. What is CPTED?

CPTED, or crime prevention through environmental design is the design or redesign of a venue to maximise access to a site

Physical Barriers on a site

Electronic, Physical and Procedural designs

CPTED, or crime prevention through environmental design is the design or redesign of a venue to reduce crime opportunity and fear of crime through natural, mechanical, or procedural means.

8. During a trip with a principle, what are the three key concepts for an executive protection (EP) specialist to remember?

Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Know what to do if trouble arises

Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Contact Law Enforcement

Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Secure transport

Keep a low profile Define scope of ops Know what to do if trouble arises

9. What are the five Ds of security?

Divide Deny Detect Delay Destroy

Defend Deny Detect Delay Destroy

Define Deny Detect Delay Destroy

Deter Deny Detect Delay Destroy

10. What is ‘minimum resolvable temperature’?

The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder, activity and the background.

The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between staged sensors

The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder and the site environment.

The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder and the background.

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11. A major concern of a company, above all else, should be

The care and well-being of its employees

Reduction of shrinkage

Policies and procedures

Internal theft

12. What four situations do workplace misconduct investigations typically address?

Conflict of interest Corporate resource abuse/theft Workplace violence Substance abuse

Conflict of interest Sexual Assault Workplace violence Substance abuse

Defamation Corporate resource abuse/theft Workplace violence Substance abuse

Embezzlement Corporate resource abuse/theft Workplace violence Substance abuse

13. At a minimum, who should be part of the workplace violence incident management team (IMT)?

A senior management representative A senior HR manager A senior security manager A legal representative familiar with labour and employment law

A senior management representative A senior HR manager The CISO A legal representative familiar with labour and employment law

A LE representative A senior HR manager A senior security manager A legal representative familiar with labour and employment law

A union representative A senior HR manager A senior security manager A legal representative familiar with labour and employment law

14. What are the three primary objectives of emergency management?

Minimize the probability of an emergency Mitigate the impact of the emergency Recover from the emergency and resume normal operations

Minimize the probability of an emergency Mitigate the impact of the emergency Recover from the emergency and prepare the communications plan

Minimize the probability of a reoccurrence Mitigate the impact of the emergency Recover from the emergency and resume normal operations

Minimize the probability of an emergency Mitigate the cost of the emergency Recover from the emergency and resume normal operations

15. What are general orders?

Guidelines for Operations

Canons, or bodies of principles, for protection officers (e.g. No smoking on duty)

Suggested Guidelines for protection officers

Recommended guidelines and principles, for protection officers (e.g. No smoking on duty)

16. What is the most fundamental form of communication in undercover assignments?

Written reports

Telephone Reports

Verbal Brief

17. What are three major pitfalls of using online information sources for investigations?

Going off on a tangent/spending too much time online Assuming online information is credible without exploring further Searching online sources may not be best use of an investigator’s time

Reliability Accuracy Safety

Robustness Legal Considerations Search Parameters

Reliability Accuracy Security of source

18. How many years of prior work history should a job application ask for?

At least 7 to 10 years

At least 7 to 12 years

At least 7 to 15 years

At least 12 to 15 years

19. What is the ‘span of control’ principle?

A single person can supervise only a limited number of staff members effectively (generally up to 6)

A single person can supervise only a limited number of staff members effectively (generally up to 8)

A single person can supervise only a limited number of staff members effectively (generally up to 12)

A single person can supervise only a limited number of staff members effectively (generally up to 10)

20. What is the typical initiation event in a private sector incident investigation?

An incident report

Alarm activation

Law Enforcement report

Confidential Informant

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21. In setting up a proprietary investigative unit, the most important aspect to consider is the:

Number of personnel

Budgeting for staff

Selection of professional personnel

Specialized training of the applicant

22. What are the thee most critical threats in high-rise structures?

Fire Explosion Terrorism

Fire Explosion Personnel

Fire Explosion Infrastructure Damage

Fire Explosion Contamination of support systems

23. Which of the following substances would induce poor perception of time and distance

Hallucinogens

Stimulants

Narcotics

Depressants

24. What is the best way to prepare for workplace misconduct investigations?

Coordinate as soon as possible with the HR director and corporate legal counsel because of the possibility of employee legal action

Source a secure location to conduct interviews

Review the initiation report

Coordinate with Law Enforcement and Legal Counsel

25. What is OPSEC?

OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect critical information. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect personal identifiable information. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect business specific information that relates directly to the company. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect critical government information. It specifically refers to national level information and intelligence and how it should be stored, shared and destroyed

26. Who may edit officers incident entries in a database log?

CISO, CFO, HR, and Legal

Security Officers

Higher level supervisors

Nobody

27. When is containment a good strategy?

When theft is the adversary’s goal. Containment involves preventing the adversary from leaving the site with stolen items.

When assisted by Law Enforcement

When access to firearms is available

When there is company fraud or embezzlement

28. Who should have access to the emergency telephone numbers of key personnel?

Staff in control centres Senior personnel with plan implementation responsibilities

Security personnel in control centres Senior personnel with plan implementation responsibilities

Staff in control centres Legal personnel with plan implementation responsibilities

Staff in control centres Emergency Management personnel with plan implementation responsibilities

29. What are the three general measures to valuing assets?

Cost Consequence criteria Policy

Insurance Fees Consequence criteria Policy

Asset Liability Consequence criteria Policy

Value of the Assets Consequence criteria Policy

30. What is a Trademark

Legal protection for words, names, symbols, devices, or images applied to products or used in connection with goods or services to identify their source.

Legal protection for a property right granted to an inventor to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention for a limited time.

Legal protection of the expression of ideas in corporate law and policy.

Legal protection of the expression of ideas in literary, artistic, and musical works.

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31. One of the following is not prohibited by the Federal Civil Rights Act during an investigation

All

A record

A custodian of record

A public official

32. Which of the following is not true with regard to door latches?

Both B and C

Chain latches are highly recommended as effective security measures

A dead-bolt latch is very expensive

A dead-bolt latch increases the security posture of the facility

33. What are the five qualities that characterise an effective, reliable investigation?

Objectivity Thoroughness Relevance Accuracy Timeliness

Objectivity Communication Relevance Accuracy Timeliness

Objectivity Thoroughness Relevance Experience Timeliness

Objectivity Thoroughness Analysis Accuracy Timeliness

34. Which of the following is not generally true regarding money safes?

Both C & D

Those manufactured prior to 1960 have round doors

They provide good protection against fire

They always have wheels

35. How does the progression of interviews differ between regular investigations and undercover investigations?

In regular investigations, the interview process closes in on the perpetrators over time. Undercover investigations begin with those most involved and work towards those less involved

Undercover investigations are not legally covered outside the company

Undercover investigations cannot be used to reclaim company assets

In regular investigations LE assistance may be necessary. In undercover investigations LE assistance is prohibited unless approved by Legal

36. Inquiries about an investigation can be connected to the investigative results by means of

Ordering

Grouping

Classification

Indexing

37. What are the five pillars of ISO standards?

Equal footing of members Market need Consensus Voluntary participation and application Worldwide applicability

Equal footing of members Direction of Market Consensus Voluntary participation and application Worldwide applicability

Equal footing of members Direction of Market Global alignment Voluntary participation and application Worldwide applicability

Equal footing of members Direction of Market Economic Need Voluntary participation and application Worldwide applicability

38. What four major areas does assets protection cover in the telecommunications sector?

Information security Network/computer security Fraud prevention Physical security

Information security Network/computer security Business Continuity Physical security

Information security Emergency Management Fraud prevention Physical security

Information security Network/computer security Fraud prevention Physical Intervention

39. How long do the effects of controlled release OxyContin last?

8 to 12 hours

10 to 12 hours

8 to 14 hours

8 to 16 hours

40. What should every job offer be based on?

Satisfactory completion of preemployment background checks

Personal recommendation

Medical screening

Completion of training program

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41. What kind of legal privilege is typically granted to properly controlled investigative reports?

Qualified privilege, protecting against defamation suits

Qualified privilege, Protection against criminal prosecution

Personal Injury protection, protecting against defamation suits

Qualified privilege, protection against investigation

42. A capacitance sensor is an electric condenser that radiates

Energy

Heat

Light

Sound

43. What is the current ratio?

The current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to cover medium term obligations Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities

The current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to cover long term obligations Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities

The current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to cover immediate obligations Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities

The current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to cover short term obligations Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities

44. What three questions does a risk assessment attempt to answer?

What Protocols currently exist? What is the likelihood it would go wrong? What are the consequences?

What can go wrong? What is the cost associated? What are the consequences?

What resources are available? What is the likelihood it would go wrong? What are the consequences?

What can go wrong? What is the likelihood it would go wrong? What are the consequences?

45. What is the underlying equation of the balance sheet?

Assets = liabilities + stock

Assets = liabilities + shareholder equity

Assets = liabilities + stock cost

Assets = liabilities + shareholder equity + RSU cost

46. What are the three most common methods of training protection dogs?

Positive reinforcement (praise) Compulsion (negative corrections) Inducement (toys, foods)

Positive reinforcement (praise) Compulsion (negative corrections) Punishment (corrections)

Positive reinforcement (praise) Communication (talking) Inducement (toys, foods)

Repeated Performance (repeat exercise) Compulsion (negative corrections) Inducement (toys, foods)

47. What is good practice to make sure a guest wears a badge while on the premises?

Explain to the person that the badge permits immediate recognition by and assistance from employees

Identification of approved guests and employees

Explain to the person that the badge must be worn otherwise they will have to leave the site

Explain to the person that the badge is a legal requirement

48. What are the three ways to measure profit margins?

Gross profit margin = (revenue C cost of goods bought C general and administrative costs)/revenue Operating margin = EBITA (earnings after interest, taxes, and amortization)/ revenue

Gross profit margin = (revenue C cost of goods bought C general and administrative costs)/revenue Operating margin = EBITA (earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization)/ revenue

Gross profit margin = (revenue C cost of goods sold C general and administrative costs)/revenue Operating margin = EBITA (earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization)/ revenue

Gross profit margin = (revenue C cost of goods sold C general and administrative costs)/revenue Operating margin = EBITA (earnings after interest, taxes, and amortization)/ revenue

49. In what situation is protecting investigative information particularly difficult?

Protecting information can be difficult when working with joint task forces, because each participating agency likely has different policies, definitions, perspectives, and attitudes towards what is sensitive and warrants protection

Protecting information can be difficult when working with joint task forces, because each participating agency will have different information handling and storage programs

Protecting information can be difficult when working with joint task forces, because each participating agency likely will be reporting to individual stakeholders none of whom are in the same reporting chain

Protecting information can be difficult when working with joint task forces, because each participating agency can be subject to competing multi-jurisdictional legal oversight issues

50. What are the five principal resources of an Investigations Unit (IU)?

People Information Credibility Physical assets Financial assets

People Information Analysis Physical assets Financial assets

People Information Intelligence Physical assets Financial assets

Systems Information Credibility Physical assets Financial assets

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51. What is ‘working the principal’?

The choreography used by an executive protection specialist to physically move about with the principal.

Moving vehicles forward

Responding to an active threat

Protecting the client from live fire

52. For effective bulk explosive detection, how often must a person be screened by low dose backscatter x-ray devices?

Twice

Three times

Four Times

Once

53. What system reduces the possibility that a facility badge can be counterfeited, lost, or stolen?

62 Bit Encryption

Proximity Badge

32 Bit Encryption

An exchange badge system

54. What is the preferred glass type for mitigating blast forces?

Laminated glass is preferred for mitigating blast forces

Sheet Glass

Plexiglass

Single reinforced glazing

55. On what should the decision of whether to arm an officer be based?

Budgeting and Training

Whether there is greater danger to life safety without a weapon Whether the officer may reasonably be expected to use fatal force

Local Legislation and availability of firearms

Availability of competent trained personnel

56. In its basic sense, the investigative process reflects

A simple statement of all the abstracts encountered

The mindset of the investigator

Precise controlled examination

Absolute goal-oriented inquiry

57. The Law of Torts deals with

Intentional acts and negligent acts

Negligence and inadvertent conduct that cause damage or injury

Trademark infringement

Torts against persons and torts against property

58. What is a mutual aid association?

A mutual aid association is an arrangement by which businesses and other organisations agree to assist each other by providing materials, equipment, and personnel for disaster control during emergencies.

59. When should a supervisor visit a security post?

Regularly, in an unscheduled manner

Once per hour

Twice per hour

Six times during 9 hour shift

60. What is the rule of thumb for allocating for spare parts purchases in a budget?

About 5 percent of the capital cost of equipment for a location should be allocated each year for spare parts

About 6 percent of the capital cost of equipment for a location should be allocated each year for spare parts

About 7 percent of the capital cost of equipment for a location should be allocated each year for spare parts

About 9 percent of the capital cost of equipment for a location should be allocated each year for spare parts

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61. What is the formula for lost income cost?

I = i/365 x P x t, where: I = Income earned I = annual percent loss of return P = Principal amount) in dollars) available for investment t = time (in days) during which P is available for investment

I = i/365 x P x t, where: I = Income lost I = annual percent rate of return P = Principal amount) in dollars) available for investment t = time (in days) during which P is available for investment

I = i/365 x P x t, where: I = Income earned I = annual percent rate of return P = Principal amount) in dollars) available for investment t = time (in days) during which P is available for investment

I = i/365 x P x t, where: I = Income earned I = annual percent rate of return P = Principal amount) in dollars) lost on investment t = time (in days) during which P is available for investment

62. What are a company’s top two valuable resources?

#1 C employees #2 C assets

#1 C employees #2 C corporate knowledge

#1 C C Level Execs #2 C corporate knowledge

#1 C employees #2 C Profit & Loss statement

63. What are the three basic stages of addiction?

Increased tolerance to the drug Increased rationalization and lying Obsession with the substance

Anger Uncontrollable drowsiness

Impaired reflexes Slurred speech Detached interest

Hunger and thirst Slurred speech Uncontrollable drowsiness

64. What is unity of command?

An individual should only report to only one supervisor

An individual can report to more than one supervisor

An individual should not only report to only one supervisor

An individual can report to multiple leads if the operation demands

65. Workplace crime is the function of which three fundamental elements?

Quality of hires Environment in which staff is placed Quality of supervision over environment and staff

Opportunity, Motive, Ability

Opportunity, Motive and quality of personnel

Quality of hires Motivation Quality of supervision over environment and staff

66. What is the best way to recruit a good candidate for a job?

Internal recommendations

Open competitions

Direct Appointments

Closed competitions

67. Which two ratios demonstrate how well a firm has done in making money for a reporting period?

Return on assets = net assets/total assets Return on equity = net income/shareholder equity

Return on assets = net income/total assets Return on equity = net income/shareholder equity

Return on assets = net income/total assets Return on equity = net outgoings/shareholder equity

Return on assets = net income/total equity Return on equity = net income/shareholder equity

68. What kinds of companies are particularly vulnerable to counterfeiting and piracy?

Start-ups Early stage firms Small and medium size companies that are rich in intangible assets

Start-ups Pre IPO Small and medium size companies that are rich in intangible assets

Start-ups Early stage firms Tech Firms

Start-ups & Financial Institutions Tech Firms Small and medium size companies that are rich in intangible assets

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