The physical conditions, facility operations, policies, and procedures, regulatory requirements, and the safety and legal considerations of the identified asset
*
1 point
A. Components
B. Vital Installation components
C. Vital Installations
D. Vital Installation Assets
are those natural topographical characteristics such as rivers, mountains, seas, trees, and others.
*
1 point
A. Physical Barrier
B. Physical Security
C. Structural Barrier
D. Natural Barrier
a state or condition wherein the people’s welfare, wellbeing, ways of life government and its institution, territorial integrity, sovereignty and core values are enhance protected.
*
1 point
A. National Security
B. National Emergency
C. State of Emergency
D. All of the above
It is a phenomenon that results from the sudden release of stored energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves
*
1 point
a. Seismograph
b. Earthquake
c. Disaster
d. Tsunami
This measures the strength of shaking produced by the earthquake at a certain location.
*
1 point
a. Level
b. Signal
c. Intensity
d. Class A
Is communication security including different communication devices are included the scope of security survey?
*
1 point
A. True
B. False
C. Partially true
individuals who do not have authorized access to the organization, information, or facility.
*
1 point
A. Security Personnel
B. Insiders
C. Adversary
D. Outsider
Refers to information and materials, the unauthorized disclosure which while not endangering the national security.
*
1 point
A. Top Secret matter
B.  Restricted Matter
C. Confidential Matter
D. Classified Matter
A system must be needed to address disparities between the genders and ensure effectiveness of development programs.
*
1 point
A. Gender and Development
B. Gender and Sex
C. Social Change
D. Gender Mainstreaming
A canine that is trained to detect odor of explosive, materials and uts compound.
*
1 point
A. Explosive Detector Dog
B. Canine
C.  Labrador retriever
D. All of the above
It refers to any phenomenon that has the potential to cause disruption or damage to humans and their environment
*
1 point
a. Disaster
b. Natural Hazard
c. Hazard
d. Danger
Is the product resulting from collection, evaluation, analysis, integration and interpretation.
*
1 point
A. Collection of Information
B. Intelligence
C. Counter Intelligence
D. Evaluation
is a system and asset that is vital to the nation that the incapacity or destruction of such systems and assets would have an impact to national security
*
1 point
A.  Vital installation
B.  Installation
C. Government Facilities
D. Government Installation
any indication, circumstance, or event with the potential to either damage or destroy an asset; also refers to an adversary’s ability to undertake actions detrimental to a country’s interests.
*
1 point
A. Terrorist
B. Threat
C. Outsiders
D. Insiders
A set of rules and practices that specify or regulate how a system or organization provides security services to protect sensitive and critical system resources.
*
1 point
A. Policies and Procedure
B. Security Policy
C. Security Rules and Regulation
D. All of the above
is a person who stands between the intruder and the material being protected.
*
1 point
A. Human Barrier
B. Security Guard
C. Human Shield
D. All of the above
 Artificial illumination that exposes locations inside the perimeter that intruders must cross in order to reach their objectives.
*
1 point
A. Vicinity Lighting
B. Perimeter Lighting
C. Area Lighting
D. Security Lighting
is a system of barriers placed between the potential intruder and material being protected.  
*
1 point
A. Barrier
B. Security
C. Physical Security
D. All of the above
Most dangerous adversary because of Knowledge, Access, Opportunity and Motivation.
*
1 point
A. Outsiders
B. Employees
C. Insiders
D. Security
 It is one of the Adversary Categories in analyzing the threat, individuals who combine efforts with an external adversary or threat to attack an asset.
*
1 point
A. Insider Working together with an outsider
B. Insider Working with Security Personnel
C. Outsider working together with the Insider
D. All of the above
A room or building that serves as the primary command and communication hub for all security-related information and systems.
*
1 point
A. Security control center
B. Security Control Area
C. Security Room
D. Control Area
Their partnership and cooperation with the PNP through public information and dialogue will provide the necessary feedback on the performance of the PNP and at the same time they can provide support to help the PNP in moving forward toeard its vision by 2030.
*
1 point
A. Community
B. Stakeholders
C. DILG
D. DSWD
A sudden conversion of potential energy (Chemical, Nuclear, Electrical or Mechanical) into kinetic energy with the production and release of gases under pressure.
*
1 point
A. Explosion
B. Detonation
C. Reaction
D. All of the above
The active principle of burning characterized by heat and light of combustion.
*
1 point
a. Fire
b. Firewall
c. Hazard
d. Natural
The following are the Personnel Identification and Control System who have authorize access to vital installations  except:
*
1 point
A. Identification Card
B. Passes or Badges
C. Access List
D. None of the above
for example, noise generated by airports or factories may limit the ability of security to hear intruders or hinder first responders attempting to locate victims
1 point
.A. Topography
B. Vegetation
C. Artificial Noise
D. Background Noise
 A comprehensive evaluation of the vital installation components of a given vital installation.
*
1 point
A. Vital Installation Assessment
B. Vital Installation Evaluation
C. Vital Installation components
D. All of the above
The following are the performance governance system stages except:
*
1 point
A. Initiation
B. Compliance
C. Competition
D. Proficiency
Refers to information and material which should not be published or communicated to any one except for official purposes.
*
1 point
A. Top Secret matter
B.  Restricted Matter
C. Confidential Matter
D. Classified Matter
dignitaries and other very important persons, such as government leaders and officials or individuals in critical mission-specific positions (scientists, highly skilled and trained military personnel, or engineers)
*
1 point
A. Information
B. Security Personnel
C. People
D. Processes
Purpose of the Threat Analysis
*
1 point
A. Gather threat data
B. Identify data sources
C. Prepare threat analysis statement
D. Establish physical protection system design requirements
E. All of the above
 data processing equipment, military weapons, computers (may belong to both equipment category and processes category), and vehicles.
*
1 point
A. Machineries
B. Equipment
C. People
D. Processes
Any people, information, processes, and equipment that must be protected to prevent an undesired consequence from occurring
*
1 point
A. Vital Asset
B. Assets
C. Asset Protection
D. Security Asset
Measures taken by an office or service to protect itself against espionage, sabotage, or subversion, surprise or enemy observation.
*
1 point
A. Security
B. Policies and Procedure
C. Counter measure
D. Police Security
The physical conditions, facility operations, policies, and procedures, regulatory requirements, and the safety and legal considerations of the identified asset
*
1 point
A. Components
B. Vital Installation components
C. Vital Installations
D. Vital Installation Assets
Any incident in which a device constructed with criminal intent and using high explosives, low explosives, or blasting agent explodes.
*
1 point
A. Explosion
B. Detonation
C. Bombing
D. All of the above
is a constructed feature such as fences, buffers which internet is to delay the intruder.  
*
1 point
A. Natural Barrier
B. Physical Barrier
C. Structural Barrier
D. All of the above
 An act of completing an adversarial task without being noticed, or going undetected.
*
1 point
A. Insider
B. Terrorist
C. Theft
D. Stealth
It is one of the Adversary Categories in analyzing the threat, individuals who are part of an organization and have authorized access to the facility and its information.
*
1 point
A. Outsiders
B. Adversary
C. Threat
D. Insiders
Components of Improvised Explosive Device.
*
1 point
A. Power Source
B. Initiator
C. Switches
D. All of the above
One of the dis advantages of solid fence is to denies the intruder the opportunity to become familiar with the areas and activity of personnel and guards inside the installation.		
*
1 point
A. True
B. False
C. Partially true
an individual, group, organization, or government that conducts activities, or has the intention and capability to conduct activities, detrimental to a government or facility.
*
1 point
A. Adversary
B. Insiders
C. Outsiders
D. Terrorist
A necessary step in the detection process to ensure whatever caused the alarm can be identified.	
*
1 point
A. Deployment
B. Assessment
C. Alarm
D. Interruption
is the freedom from harm or danger.
*
1 point
A. Safety
B. Security
C. Vulnerability
D. None of the above
A specific series of tasks, steps, and processes necessary to accomplish a particular goal; how the organization intends to carry out operating policies.
*
1 point
A. Policies
B. Security Policies and Procedure
C. Procedure
D. Security Policy
 in the area could pose a danger during any catastrophic event.
*
1 point
A. Topography
B. Natural Hazard
C. Wildlife
D. Vegetation
is an aspect of intelligence devoted to offensive action to destroy or neutralize the effectiveness of adverse intelligence action.
*
1 point
A. Counter Intelligence
B. Intelligence
C. Security Measures
D. Counter Security
Refers to information or materials and security aspect of which is paramount an unauthorized disclosure would causer exceptionally grave to national security.
1 point
A. Top Secret matter
B.  Restricted Matter
C. Confidential Matter
D. Classified Matter
Refers to the information and materials in any form or any nature the safeguarding of which is necessary in the interest of national security.
*
1 point
A.  Top Secret matter
B.  Restricted Matter
C. Confidential Matter
D. Classified Matter
Refers to a certification by a responsible authority that is cleared for access to classified matter at the appropriate level.
*
1 point
A. Security Measure
B. Security Access
C. Security Clearance
D. Authorization
The deliberate and malicious destruction of property with the intent to cause harm to people, equipment, processes, and information with the intent to disrupt or stop operations of a facility.
*
1 point
A. Intruder
B. Sabotage
C. Access
D. Stealth
 A standardized plan that outlines processes and procedures for coordination and control of responses to a terrorist event or natural disaster.
*
1 point
A. Critical incident management plan
B. Critical Incident Plan
C. Security Policies and Procedure
D. Incident management Plan
Locally known as “Amihan”
*
1 point
a. Southeast Monsoon
b. Northwest Monsoon
c. Typhoon
d. None of the bove
The unlawful possession of property, equipment, information, materials, or other valuable products; may also refer to unlawful diversion of funds or information.
*
1 point
A. Robbery
B. Insider
C. Theft
D. Access
Any natural or man-made event, civil disturbance, or any other occurrence of an unusual or severe nature that threatens to cause or causes the loss of life or injury to citizens or severe damage to property and requires extraordinary measures to protect lives, meet human needs, and achieve recovery.
*
1 point
A. Serious Incident
B. Natural Incident
C. Man-made Incident
D. Critical Incident
Refers to the security measures taken by the PNP to prevent unsuitable individuals of person of doubtful loyalty for appointment, employment, assignment to sensitive positions, access to classified information and/or admission as in the case of PNP applicants to the PNP; and to secure itself against espionage, sabotage, subversion, terrorism, infiltration, and other criminal activities.
*
1 point
A. PERSONNEL SECURITY
B. PERSONAL SECURITY
C. SECURITY MEASURE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Secure areas that are accessible only after entrance through a primary access controlled entry.
*
1 point
A. Primary Critical Assets
B.  Secondary Critical assets
C. Main Assets
D. None of the above
It must be considered, observed and implemented by K9 handler at all time to prevent injury to himself, to the dog and other person.	
*
1 point
A. Surroundings
B. Safety
C. Temperature
D. All of the above
The action of the security force from the time communication is received that an intruder is attacking until the security force is in position to interrupt the intruder’s actions.
*
1 point
A. Deployment
B. Neutralization
C. Deterrent
D. All of the above
Refers to the differentiated social roles, behavior, capacities, intellectual, emotional and social characteristics attributed by a given culture to women and men.
*
1 point
A. Feminine
B. Masculine
C. Sex
D. Gender
Select the four assets of vital installations
*
4 points
Security
Documents
Production
Equipment
People
Employees
Information
Processes
Policies and Procedure
Any person or unit who first arrived at the scene and shall endeavor and render assistance to the victim and to protect and secure the incident scene?
*
1 point
A. EOD
B. First Responder
C. Crime Laboratory
D. All of the above
The following are type of explosion except
*
1 point
A. Mechanical
B. Automatic
C. Electrical
D. Chemical
is the implementation of a set of procedures and processes that when taken as a whole, have the effect of altering the ratio of undesirable events.
*
1 point
A. Security
B. Policies
C. Enforcement
D.  None of the above
The actions taken by the security force to prevent intruder success.
*
1 point
A. Interruption
B. Neutralization
C. Response
D. Deterrent
Natural or man-made occurrence, individual, or action that has or indicates the potential to harm life, information, operations, the environment, and/or property.
*
1 point
A. Alarm
B. Sabotage
C. Threat
D. Intruder
Are the universal values and legal guarantees that protect individuals and groups against actions and omissions primarily by state agents that interfere with fundamental freedoms, entitlements and human dignity. Refers to the basic rights and freedoms that all human being have.
*
1 point
A. Human Rights
B. Bill of Rights
C. Constitutional Rights
D. Universal rights
Types of fuzing system of an IED.
*
1 point
A. Electric Match
B. Non Electric
C. Combination
D. NOTA
Refers to the aspect of security which deals with measures to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of classified documents and information to unauthorized personnel.
*
1 point
A. Document Security
B. Information Security
C. Document and Information Security
D. Security counter measures
backup and storage of data processing materials and special analytical programs, as well as other functional processes that may not be automated.
*
1 point
A. Procedure
B. Storage
C. Equipment
D. Processes
The shorter the time between sensor activation and alarm assessment the more the probability of detection increases.
*
1 point
A. True
B. False
C. Partially True
D. Probably True
The complete description of the types of assets under each sector or category of critical infrastructure and the identification of undesirable consequences for each type.
*
1 point
A.  Asset Evaluation
B. Asset
C. Analysis
D. Asset Analysis
is a physical feature or operational attribute that renders an entity open to exploitation or susceptible to given threat.
*
1 point
A.  Threat
B. Vulnerability
C. Security Counter Measure
D. Breach of Security
Any people, information, processes, and equipment that must be protected to prevent an undesired consequence from occurring.
*
1 point
A. Vital Installation Components
B. Vital Installation Security
C. Vital Installation Assets
D. Vital Assets and Components
The people responsible for planning, conducting, and reporting on a vulnerability analysis; team members of may include a project manager, a security system technologist(s), and subject matter experts from the site.
*
1 point
A. Vulnerability analysis team
B. Security Manager
C. Security Analysis Team
D. All of the above
 Product or process of identifying or evaluating entities, actions, or occurrences, whether natural or man-made, that have or indicate the potential to harm life, information, operations, the environment, and/or property.
*
1 point
A. Analysis
B. Evaluation
C. Threat Analysis
D. Threat Evaluation
Natural or man-made events that make communities experience severe danger and incur loss of lives and properties
*
1 point
a. Disaster
b. Natural Hazard
c. Hazard
d. Danger
A method to develop well-documented procedures for identifying potential targets, responding to potential threats, interacting with external agencies, and determining the level of use-of-force security can use in various situations.	
*
1 point
A. Contingency Measures
B. Contingency Planning
C. Entry Control
D. Defense Plan
classified documents, reports, or other proprietary data.
*
1 point
A. Information
B. Processes
C. Documents
D. All of the above
A homemade device consisting of an explosives/incendiary and firing components necessary to initiate explosion?
*
1 point
A. IED
B. RSP
C. EOD
D. All of the above
Mechanical explosion when pressure outside a container overcomes strength of the container causing it to rupture.
*
1 point
True
False
General guidance regarding an organization’s operational standards.
*
1 point
A. Rules and regulation
B. Policy
C. Security Procedure
D. Procedure
A person, structure, facility, information, material, or process requiring a high level of protection.
*
1 point
A. Secure Asset
B. Building Assets
C. Top Security
D. Vital Asset
Any substance which when subjected to heat, shock or friction can undergo a very rapid self propagating decomposition (combustion) transformed into a more stable material (gas) characterized by the liberation of tremendous amount of heat and almost always of the formation of gas and sudden release of pressure that resulted to a violent explosion.
*
1 point
A. IED
B. Explosive Device
C. TNT
D. C4
A natural boundary, freestanding fence or wall, or the outer walls or divisions of a building
*
1 point
A. Security Barrier
B. Physical Barrier
C. Natural Barrier
D. Perimeter Barrier
Refers to the security measures and controls to deny unauthorized persons information to value which might be delivered from study of telecommunications or to mislead unauthorized persons in their interpretation of the result of such study.
*
1 point
A. Communication Security
B. Document security
C. Physical Security
D. Information Security
Purpose of Vital Installation Assessments
*
1 point
A. Provide a comprehensive evaluation of a critical infrastructure’s components
B. Assess and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities
C. Identify and establish security countermeasures
D. All of the above
A counterintelligence service conducted in order to assist the chief of an office in determining the security measures required to protect key installation from possible sabotage, espionage, subversion, and unauthorized disclosure of or access to classified information or materials.
*
1 point
A. Security Inspection
B. Security Survey
C. Counter Intelligence
D. Security Measures
It is the Philippine adaptation of the balanced scorecard, a management tool used in tracking the organization’s progress in attaining its vision by year 2020.
*
1 point
A. PNP Vision
B. International Organization for standardization (ISO)
C. Strategic Perspective
D. Performance Governance System
A Japanese term meaning “harbor waves” or “alon sa pantalan
*
1 point
a. Wave
b. Tidal Waves
c. Tsunami
d. Conduction
These are ordinary combustible materials, such as wood, paper, cloth, rubber and some plastics.
*
1 point
a. Class A
b. Class B
c. Class C
d. Class D
 It is the environmental aspects under Physical Conditions Component- knowing if the facility is at a low or higher elevation, away from urban areas or easily accessible, or near any bodies of water helps those planning an attack and those who need to mitigate the attack or provide emergency services.
*
1 point
A. Physical Security
B. Environment
C. Topography
D. Vegetation
It refers to a threat of a naturally occurring event that will have a negative effect on people or the environment
*
1 point
a. Hazard
b. Natural Hazard
c. Disaster
d. Earthquake
It is used to calculate the measurement of the amplitude of the duration of specific types of recorded seismic waves
*
1 point
A. Seismograph
b. Conduction
c. Hazard
d. None of the above
Refers to the collection of tools, policies, risk management approaches, actions, training, best practices, assurance and technologies that can be used to protect the cyber environment and organization and user’s assets.	
*
1 point
A. CYBERSECURITY
B. CYBER PATROL
C. CYBER CRIME
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
This is the transfer of heat from one body to another through direct flame contact.
*
1 point
a. Disaster
b. Hazard
c. Production
d. Conduction
This refers to the systematic process using administrative directives, organizational and operational skills and capacities to implement strategies, policies and improved capacities in order to lessen the adverse impact of hazards and the possibility of disaster.
*
1 point
a. Disaster
b. Disaster risk reduction management/DRRM
c. Natural Hazard
d. All of the above
The systematic control of locks and keys is one of the most important components of any security policy.
*
1 point
A. Security system
B. Lock and Key control system
C. Monitoring system
D. None of the above