Capital Reconnaissance, LLC is building a brand new research and testing location, and the
physical security manager wants to deploy IP-based access control and video surveillance. These
two systems are essential for keeping the building open for operations. Which of the following
controls should the security administrator recommend to determine new threats against the new
IP-based access control and video surveillance systems?

A company has recently implemented a video conference solution that uses the H.323 protocol.
The security engineer is asked to make recommendations on how to secure video conferences to
protect confidentiality. Which of the following should the security engineer recommend?

A healthcare company recently purchased the building next door located on the same campus.
The building previously did not have any IT infrastructure. The building manager has selected four
potential locations to place IT equipment consisting of a half height open server rack with five
switches, a router, a firewall, and two servers. Given the descriptions below, where would the
security engineer MOST likely recommend placing the rack?
The Boiler Room: The rack can be placed 5 feet (1.5 meters) up on the wall, between the second
and third boiler. The room is locked and only maintenance has access to it.
The Reception AreA. The reception area is an open area right as customers enter. There is a
closet 5 feet by 5 feet (1.5 meters by 1.5 meters) that the rack will be placed in with floor mounts.
There is a 3 digit PIN lock that the receptionist sets.
The Rehabilitation AreA. The rack needs to be out of the way from patients using the whirlpool
bath, so it will be wall mounted 8 feet (2.4 meters) up as the area has high ceilings. The rehab
area is staffed full time and admittance is by key card only.
The Finance AreA. There is an unused office in the corner of the area that can be used for the
server rack. The rack will be floor mounted. The finance area is locked and alarmed at night.