ASIS Updated ASIS-PSP Exam Questions and Answers by michal

A Change Review Board (CRB) is typically composed of key stakeholders representing the major interests involved in a project—engineering, operations, security, IT, procurement, and other relevant departments. This cross-functional group ensures that proposed changes are reviewed, justified, and approved collaboratively.

A, C, and D list some roles, but they don’t fully represent the project’s key partners in a typical governance model.

An intangible asset is non-physical but adds value to an organization. A company’s reputation is a prime example—it influences customer trust, brand strength, and business continuity, especially in crisis situations.

A (Patents) are intellectual property, which are intangible but categorized differently.

C (Digital files) are tangible in terms of data assets.

D (Obsolete equipment) is a tangible depreciated asset.

PIR (Passive Infrared) detectors are most effective when motion occurs across the sensor’s field of view. This maximizes the differential detection of body heat moving against the ambient background.

B and C (Movement toward/away) produce weaker thermal contrasts.

A (Defeat attempts) is a risk but not a mounting consideration.

Workstations can serve as basic servers in small networks. While they are typically used for individual tasks, they can be configured to act as servers for file sharing, printing, or hosting lightweight applications without needing specialized installation or infrastructure.

Minicomputers (B) are outdated mid-range systems.

Supercomputers (C) are specialized, high-cost systems for massive computations, not typical servers.

“None of the above” (D) is incorrect because workstations can indeed be used as servers.