EESTX 33407 Intrusion Detection Systems Practice Exam

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• What are common challenges faced when implementing an IDS?
• How does an IDS aid in achieving regulatory compliance?
• What is involved in an IDS audit?
• Which of the following is a primary function of a central station in an intrusion detection system?
• Which security technology is known for requiring less human intervention once set up effectively?
• Which process is essential in distinguishing normal network behavior from anomalies?
• Which factor increases the complexity of troubleshooting in a security system?
• What functionality eliminates the need for continuous video recording in surveillance systems?
• What characterizes a "zero-day" attack?
• What is a DDoS attack and how can IDS help mitigate it?
• Intrusion system installation tips from experts should be considered as long as they do not conflict with _____.
• What is an attack tree?
• What characteristic differentiates duress codes from user codes?
• What are the two types of PDS equipment?
• When testing each device, in addition to a single open, what other element must be created?
• What is the difference between "active" and "passive" IDS?
• What is the primary function of a control panel in an intrusion detection system?
• Define “normal behavior” in the context of network monitoring.
• How must intrusion system control panels and enclosures be properly installed?
• When nonpower-limited fire cables are run in the same raceway as high-voltage wiring, they must be run _____.
• What is the purpose of event verification in an intrusion detection system?
• What does "IDS evasion" mean?
• Passive Infrared (PIR) Sensors should avoid being directed at which of the following?
• Why is endpoint protection critical in an IDS strategy?
• What coordinates and organizes all components of an intrusion detection system?
• What wireless technology standard operates on specific low-frequency radio bands reserved for ISM?
• 3+1, 3+2, 4+1, and 4+2 are examples of _____.
• According to NFPA 72®, how many unsuccessful communication attempts trigger a failure-to-communicate signal?
• What type of glass will traditional glass-break detectors typically fail to detect when broken?
• How does machine learning enhance IDS capabilities?
• On-glass piezoelectric sensors are most suitable for which type of glass?
• Why are Bluetooth devices more suitable for small areas?
• Perimeter and interior represent which categories of sensors?
• What is defined as an "event" in intrusion detection terminology?
• What does the term "attack surface" refer to?
• What does "user behavior analytics" (UBA) analyze in an IDS?
• Which technology is NOT mentioned as a means of communicating threats for an intrusion system?
• Which of the following is NOT generally considered a source of electromagnetic interference (EMI)?
• What characteristic is important for communication technologies used in intrusion systems?
• What is the significance of threat intelligence in IDS?
• A notification device that continuously vibrates a membrane or uses a piezoelectric element is called what?
• Which type of alarm system guidelines should always be adhered to when implementing installation tips?
• What is the key advantage of using a hybrid IDS?
• What is the purpose of IP address blacklisting in an IDS?
• Which technology can help enhance the reliability of alarm systems against false triggers?
• What are the major methods for connecting components of an intrusion system?
• What is the typical standard gap rating for a reed switch?
• A single remote piezoelectric sensor unit should NOT be used to cover multiple rooms because _____.
• What type of notification device consists of a continuously vibrating membrane or a piezoelectric element?
• A type of wireless network in which every device (node) in the network is directly connected wirelessly to all the other devices is a _____.
• What type of signal is primarily used by VoIP technologies?
• After installing or modifying an intrusion system, what is required to ensure all parties understand system operation?
• Intrusion system devices located near power lines, electric motors, and unshielded computer cables are susceptible to problems caused by _____.
• What is a common cause of false alarms in intrusion systems?
• What does the term "response plan" refer to in incident management?
• What is the practice of suppressing an alarm signal until multiple detectors register an alarm condition called?
• Which type of intrusion detection device is least likely to produce false alarms?
• Which environmental factor must be taken into account when designing an intrusion detection system?
• A day zone in an intrusion system is characterized by what feature?
• What type of sound was preferred by some individuals according to studies involving sounders in alarm systems?
• The location where operators monitor receiving equipment for incoming intrusion and security system signals is known as a _____.
• What aligns with the focus of intrusion systems regarding evidence of threats?
• What type of detectors include ultrasonic, microwave, and photoelectric varieties?
• What is the minimum additional amount of conductors that any cable containing 22 AWG wire or smaller and having more than three pairs of conductors should have?
• What does a combined technology sensor in an intrusion system aim to achieve?
• Which device reports perceived threats to personnel outside a secured area?
• What role does a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system play?
• What is the common technique for testing the effectiveness of an active sensor?
• If an authorized user fails to disarm an intrusion system during its entry delay countdown, what happens?
• During the testing phase, how should all beam-type sensors be evaluated?
• Which condition should NOT be present for outdoor intrusion sensors?
• What type of detectors should not be included in an intrusion system hardware option?
• What is a key requirement for the installation of piezoelectric sensors on glass?
• What is a primary function of the control unit in an intrusion detection system?
• What can interfere with the functionality of passive infrared devices in an intrusion system?
• Which method would be used to reduce false positives in an IDS?
• Which element in an intrusion system coordinates and organizes all of its components?
• The Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines require that strobe lights be what?
• What type of sensors are primarily used in detecting motion in security systems?
• What type of siren packaging is designed to save installation time?
• Which factor is most critical for ensuring an intrusion detection system is properly maintained?
• What key element does a response plan include?
• How can false negatives affect an organization's security?
• What benefit does real-time monitoring provide in an IDS?
• How many basic types of magnetic reed switch sensors exist?
• The control unit must be as close as possible to which of the following?
• Which type of detection provides a defined area of security coverage that monitors the volume of a particular space?
• Where is it best to position an intrusion system's control unit?
• Which type of systems utilize conventional sensors and notification devices such as bells and lights?
• Who must perform the necessary inspection, testing, and maintenance of an intrusion system?
• What is a "honeypot" in security monitoring?
• What does signature-based detection involve?
• When installing microwave transceivers in an interior intrusion system, how should the units be mounted?
• What can be a result of not addressing false negatives in an IDS?
• Sensors connected to interior follower zones are delayed when which zone is activated?
• Which condition is critical for the operation of open circuit detection in an intrusion system?
• What can be triggered by entering a specific code at the keypad on some control panels?
• What is a primary characteristic of a programmable event in a control panel?
• ANSI standards relating to commercial building telecommunications wiring pertain to _____.
• Which of the following best describes the role of an IDS in cybersecurity?
• Which type of detector is inappropriate for use in an intrusion system regarding supervision?
• Which of the following best describes the function of home and away programming features?
• When multiple strobe lights are utilized, what must be ensured regarding their operation?
• What is a characteristic of a self-monitored intrusion system?
• What characteristic of an intrusion system control unit is crucial for its reliability?
• What is an example of a local intrusion system's alert mechanism?
• What is the primary purpose of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?
• What are false positives in the context of an IDS?
• What is the primary purpose of the control unit in an intrusion detection system?
• In a PIR sensor, what is the processing method called that verifies alarm signals by duration or repetition?
• What type of zone is typically monitored for perimeter security?
• An intrusion system should NEVER have hardware options that include _____.
• Upon power loss, how long must the secondary power system keep the intrusion system in non-alarm mode?
• What are some potential indicators of compromise (IoCs)?
• What is necessary for a capacitance proximity sensor to function correctly?
• Why include multiple detection methods in an IDS?
• Before conducting any testing, it is important to do what?
• What is the purpose of control panels in an intrusion detection system?
• What is a key benefit of using hardwired systems for intrusion detection?
• What feature is essential for an effective intrusion detection system?
• What is the role of correlation analysis in intrusion detection?
• What are the two main types of Intrusion Detection Systems?
• Which article of the NEC governs circuit wiring for burglar and fire alarm systems?
• The NEC® article that covers intrusion system installations in hazardous locations is _____.
• What type of information is typically logged by IDS?
• What are intrusion detection systems called when they only alert individuals within close proximity to the alarm?
• Which type of communication may NOT be required for local intrusion systems?
• What role does threat intelligence play in enhancing IDS functionality?
• How many basic communication modes are implemented in intrusion systems?
• An environmental factor that must be considered when designing an intrusion detection system includes determining if the site has iron-rich soil, which can cause _____.
• What do we call sensors that use two technologies to prevent false alarms?
• What does continual monitoring of user activity help prevent?
• VoIP is a technology that enables voice and data communications over the _____.
• What is an example of a behavior-based detection method?
• How can "user feedback" improve an IDS?
• What is a malware signature?
• What is the required clearance for objects on both sides of the beam when installing outdoor active infrared pulsed multibeam photoelectric units?
• What should be considered when using installation tips for intrusion system equipment?
• An interior sensor that provides wide detection in a defined area is known as what type of detection?
• The two types of technologies typically combined to prevent false alarms are _____.
• What types of systems are commonly incorporated alongside intrusion systems for comprehensive security?
• Which component is crucial for an IDS to effectively monitor threats?
• What is the first step when troubleshooting an intrusion detection system?
• What type of device is commonly used in an intrusion detection system to detect unauthorized entry?
• Why is network segmentation important for enhancing IDS effectiveness?
• What type of sensor transmits infrared light to a photocell?
• Which device is designed specifically to alert individuals through physical vibrations?
• What are the two major categories of sensors in intrusion detection systems?
• What is one potential consequence of a high false positive rate in an IDS?
• What is the main component that security personnel use to manage an intrusion detection system?
• In the context of IDS, what does the term "false positive" refer to?
• The effective installation of intrusion detection systems can be significantly impacted by adhering to _____.
• What is the main difference between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices in terms of coverage?
• What type of annunciation device produces a vibration in a bed or chair to alert a user?
• What do control unit outputs often require for additional safety?
• Define the term "tuning" in the context of IDS.
• What must be taken into consideration during the installation of a control unit for optimal function?
• What is the purpose of an act intended to verify and confirm the functional operability of a device, circuit, or system?
• Which communication format is supported by alarm panels and utilizes tones?
• What term is used to define a non-entry/exit zone?
• Explain the importance of user training in supporting IDS effectiveness.
• What is the function of an annunciation device in an intrusion detection system?
• What is the consequence of failing to comply with applicable codes and requirements in intrusion detection systems?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the consideration of installation tips from experts?
• When monitoring outdoor areas, what should microwave sensors not be used for?
• Which of the following components is essential for the reliable operation of an intrusion system?
• What is a common method for evading IDS detection?
• An outdoor microwave sensor uses microwave energy to form an invisible link between which two components?
• What effect does encryption have on IDS monitoring?
• Once a problem has been located and cannot be easily repaired, what is the next step?
• What must designers and installers evaluate in relation to intrusion systems?
• A perimeter follower zone is an example of a(n) _____.
• How do indicators of compromise assist network security?
• When using CCTV in an intrusion detection system, where must the footage be stored to allow access from anywhere?
• What is the main challenge of anomaly-based IDS?
• Which programming features allow parts of a security system to remain active in occupied areas?
• What does "sandboxing" refer to in security contexts?
• Which of the following is an advantage of using machine learning in intrusion detection?
• What causes the largest percentage of faults in intrusion detection systems?
• What is a common installation challenge faced during setting up an alarm panel?
• How should intrusion system junction boxes be marked?
• What describes a control panel output that may encounter power surges and is electrically isolated?
• A type of annunciator that uses an electrically vibrated clapper to repeatedly strike a gong is known as what?
• How does the integration of IDS with firewalls improve security?
• Contact ID is a specialized communications format that uses what type of signal?
• A feature that allows a user to arm a portion of the alarm system while remaining within the secured area is referred to as _____.
• The feature that allows users to remain within a secured area while still arming the system is known as _____.
• Why is anomaly detection considered a behavior-based method?
• What is the main difference between a Network-based IDS (NIDS) and a Host-based IDS (HIDS)?
• What is one big challenge when selecting an alarm system?
• Which protocols are commonly monitored by IDS?
• In intrusion systems, what is the primary role of a horn as a notification device?
• What is the function of a digital communicator in wire communication mode?
• Which of the following is an example of an annunciator that uses vibration as the primary alert method?
• What is the purpose of a "drop" rule in an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?
• To avoid activation during an entry delay, the user must disarm the intrusion system _____.
• In a wire communications mode, a device that converts electric current into information is called a(n) _____.
• Which of the following best describes HIDS?
• In alarm systems, what is the function of a partition?
• What device allows the user to interact easily with the system?
• Why is continual monitoring important for an IDS?
• What is the function of the alerting feature in an IDS?
• What is a separate section of an alarm system that can operate independently referred to as?
• Which component is primarily responsible for alerting individuals in an intrusion system?
• Which of the following technologies enables voice and data communications over the internet?
• What is the importance of regular updates to IDS signatures?
• What does a "risk assessment" evaluate in relation to IDS?
• How does packet sniffing relate to IDS?
• What is a primary goal of user behavior analytics?