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1. WANs used which protocol developed by the Consultative Committee for International Telephone and Telegraph.

2. LANs and WANs can communicate with each other using a communications rule called:

3. IP sends information across networks in packets, each containing between 1 and approximately:

4. Which protocol divides the information into packets, sequentially numbers each packet, and inserts some error control information?

5. A study of BDP international has found that ___________ of shippers are factoring in additional time to comply with the Advanced Manifest System, which went into effect in February 2003. This Department of Homeland security rule requires the filing of complete import manifest documentation at least 24 hours before U.S.-bound ships are loaded at foreign ports.

6. To deal with the lack of security, both government organizations have developed guidelines for protecting electric facilities and distribution systems. On the private side, the Edison Electric Institute developed guidelines that have been passed on to the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC), the U.S. Department of Energy’s coordinator for the U.S. electrical infrastructure. Among other things the guide lines cover:

7. What allows people to log on to a remote computer and use the resources of that system if they have a valid account?

8. A system of discussion groups in which individual articles are distributed throughout the world is called:

9. A series of menus from which a person can access virtually any type of textual information is known as:

10. Trimming off small amounts of money from many sources and diverting these slices into one’s own or an accomplice’s account is known as:

11. A set of unwanted instructions executed on a computer and resulting in a variety of effects is called:

12. Which of the following is NOT the type of viruses?

13. When sudden widespread destruction of data both on the computer system and on the peripheral devices occurs, the machine is possibly infected with a:

14. Worms take over computer memory and deny its use to legitimate programs.

15. Unintentional access to software code is referred to as:

16. Tapping without authorization into communication lines over which digitized computer data and messages are being sent is called:

17. Some people are willing to copy software and resell it or give it away; this authorized copying of copyrighted computer programs is called:

18. Information contained in buffers or random access memory is kept until the space is written over on the machine is turned off is known as:

19. The sites that are partially configured but are missing the central computer are called:

20. Ideally a business should have four sets of backup files;

21. Which of the following are the four types of lock-down systems?

22. _______________ defines the problem, set the requirements, discuss solutions and set out punishment for infractions.

23. What scrambles the information so that it is not usable unless the changes are reversed?

24. What is defines as using the identity information of another person to commit fraud or engage in other unlawful activities?

25. A primary ingredient that represents the loss prevention specialist’s opportunity to reduce theft is called:

26. ____________ builds on confusion when two or more people take advantage of their positions and the confusion to steal.

27. What are restricted as to entrance or movement by all but authorized personnel and vehicles?

28. A controlled area where an even greater degree of security is required is called:

29. What are used only for handling and storing high-value cargo?

30. What have been secured to some extent by limiting access to underground areas?

31. The introduction of holography into badge control systems reduces the chance of:

32. Which of the following is NOT included in the pass systems?

33. A system in which a badge or pass coded for authorization to enter specific areas is issued to an employee, who keeps it until the authorization id changed or until he or she leaves the company is called:

34. The system which provides an extra measure of security by requiring that exchanges take place at the entrance to each restricted area within the controlled area is called:

35. To use _____________ for the storage of valuables subject to theft, an all too common practice is to invite disaster.

36. What signal the entry of persons into a facility or an area while the system is in operation?

37. Which alarm warn of a process reaching a dangerous temperature, of the presence of toxic fumes, or that a machine is running too fast?

38. A device that sends a signal about whatever is sensed to some other location is called:

39. A device that is designed to respond to a certain change in conditions, such as the opening of a door, movement within a room or rapid rise in heat is known as:

40. The central station, local alarm system, auxiliary systems are all currently available systems of: