ASIS Updated ASIS-PSP Exam Questions and Answers by zoha

Crisis management plans are primarily concerned with:

Crisis management team structure (A)

Disaster operations and coordination (B)

Media communication strategies (C)

While vital records (D) are important to business continuity planning, they are not a core function of crisis management, which focuses more on command, communication, and high-level decision-making during emergencies.

Warm sites are backup facilities that are partially equipped and can be brought online relatively quickly in the event of a disaster. They typically have necessary infrastructure (e.g., power, networking) and some hardware but are missing the primary computer systems or up-to-date data.

Hot sites (A) are fully configured and ready for immediate use.

Cold sites (C) are empty facilities with just space and basic utilities.

Frequent sites (D) is not a recognized term.

Proprietary security officers are employed directly by the organization they protect, which often leads to:

Higher loyalty to the organization (B),

Stronger identification with company values,

Higher prestige and potential quality of personnel (A, D).

However, this close affiliation can reduce impartiality, especially in situations involving internal investigations or enforcement actions against coworkers or executives.

Self-defense is a legal doctrine that allows a person to use reasonable force to protect themselves from harm. The force used must be proportionate to the threat faced—equal to but not exceeding the level of force used against them.

Security (A) and Protection (B) are broader terms.

Precautions (D) are preventive measures, not reactive force.