ASIS Updated ASIS-PSP Exam Questions and Answers by wiktor

Trespass is the unauthorized physical intrusion onto someone else ' s property, or the refusal to leave after authorization has been withdrawn. It is a civil tort and can also carry criminal consequences if associated with damage or criminal intent.

Prosecution (A) relates to criminal legal action.

Verdict (C) is the outcome of a legal proceeding.

“None of the above” (D) is incorrect because Trespass is the correct legal term.

The prediction of internal crime (e.g., theft, fraud) heavily relies on historical data to identify patterns, vulnerable departments, and recurring behaviors. This data-driven approach informs proactive security strategies.

A (Background checks) are preventive, not predictive.

B and C offer useful insights but are not the primary basis for trend analysis.

System administration training should occur after site acceptance testing (SAT), which confirms that the system performs as specified. At this point, the system is stable and ready for operational use, making it the right time to train administrators on real equipment in a functional environment.

Training before SAT (A or C) risks using incomplete systems.

D (After reliability testing) may delay training unnecessarily.

Record safes are designed primarily to protect documents from fire, not theft. They often lack adequate burglary resistance features. Using record safes for storing valuables such as cash, jewelry, or sensitive items prone to theft is a major security vulnerability. This misapplication can lead to easy compromise during unauthorized access or burglary.

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ASIS International, Protection of Assets (POA), Chapter: Asset Protection and Safes

ASIS PSP Study Guide, Physical Security Devices