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Froggy Jumps Homeland Security FinalOnline version Final Practice Quiz by Danielle Roberts 1 What is the definition of target hardening? a Antiterrorism measures b Cyber defense c Border patrol 2 Name one common measure of target hardening. a Airport security b Landscaping c Digital marketing 3 What is the primary purpose of target hardening? a Deter/delay/prevent b Increase traffic c Expand territory 4 Homeland security focuses on protecting what type of infrastructure? a Power grids/utilities b Shopping malls c Schools 5 Name one transportation system considered critical to homeland security. a Air, rail, sea, road b Hiking trails c Bike paths 6 What is the strategy of homeland security regarding vulnerabilities? a Reduce vulnerabilities b Increase taxes c Promote tourism 7 Extremist groups exploit the Internet for what purpose? a Propaganda/recruitment b Online shopping c Weather updates 8 Give one example of extremist online activity. a Bomb-making instructions b Online banking c Sports betting 9 Why is modern society vulnerable to cyberattacks? a Dependence on digital systems b Lack of education c Population growth 10 Define a cyberattack a Disruption/takeover b Economic recession c Political debate 11 Define cyberwar a Nation-state offensive b Civil protest c Trade dispute 12 Define hacktivism a Political/social activism via intrusion b Environmental activism c Sports activism 13 Define cyberterrorism a Terrorist-motivated b Nation-state motivated c Environmental motivated 14 What is ransomware? a Blocks access until payment b A password system c A firewall 15 What is malware? a Destroy/steal/disrupt b Encryption c Firewall 16 Politically motivated cyberattacks typically target what? a Private corporations/telecom/govt b Schools c Hospitals 17 Why are telecommunications grids critical targets? a Cripple infrastructure b Entertainment value c Tourism 18 Government agencies face what two risks from cyberattacks? a Disruption & theft b Increased taxes c Population decline 19 What does the Internet provide terrorists with? a Technical instructions b Entertainment c Recipes 20 Why are cyberattacks feasible for extremists? a Digital tools available b Lack of police c Population growth 21 What proves the vulnerability of major systems? a Hacker vandalism b Tourism c Agriculture 22 What is one benefit of intercepting digital messages? a Intelligence gathering b Tourism c Entertainment 23 What did Obama's 2011 executive orders approve? a Military cyber ops b Sports c Tourism 24 Name one weaponized cyber tool a Viruses/hacking b Firewalls c Encryption 25 Why must cyber defenses continually evolve? a To counter hostile threats b To increase population c To reduce taxes 26 What technology matches digital photographs of faces with suspects? a Biometrics b Encryption c Passwords 27 Where is biometric technology applied in antiterrorist screenings? a Airports/borders b Restaurants c Schools/parks 28 Surveillance technologies provide access to what types of records? a Transactions/communications b Sports c Tourism 29 What agency collects and analyzes unique human traits? a FBI b CIA c FAA 30 Name two biometric traits used in surveillance a Iris/fingerprint b Hair color & height c Tattoos & scars 31 What is the immediate protection benefit of target hardening? a Immediate protection b Tourism c Agriculture 32 Give one example of target hardening in urban infrastructure a Crash barriers b Parks c Restaurants 33 What is the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP)? a DHS-private collaboration b Tourism plan c Agriculture plan 34 What does NIPP institutionalize? a Public-private partnership b Tourism c Sports 35 What is a Sector-Specific Plan (SSP)? a Sector-specific plan b Tourism plan c Agriculture plan 36 Name one perimeter security measure a Gates/fences b Parks c Restaurants 37 Give one example of urban design for security a Bollards/walls b Parks c Restaurants 38 How can landscaping contribute to security? a Planters/shrubbery b Parks c Tourism 39 What type of glass reduces damage from blasts? a Tempered glass b Frosted glass c Stained glass 40 Name one architectural barrier used in target hardening? a Blast walls b Parks c Restaurants 41 What role do stationary guards play? a Immediate response b Agriculture c Sports 42 Name one electronic detection system a Alarms/CCTV b Parks c Restaurants 43 What is an example of electronic access control? a ID badges b Restaurants c Tourism 44 What did the 9/11 attacks expose about security systems? a Privatized weaknesses b Tourism c Agriculture 45 What agency was created in 2002 for aviation security? a TSA b FAA c CIA 46 What agency originally managed aviation security before TSA? a FAA b DHS c FBI 47 What does TSA implement and manage? a Aviation security b Tourism c Agriculture 48 What does FAA administer? a Civil aviation b Tourism c Agriculture 49 How many tons of freight are transported annually by air? a ~10M b ~1M c ~500K 50 Why is air freight critical? a Perishable goods b Tourism c Agriculture 51 Both passenger and freight aircraft carry what? a Cargo b People c Military equipment 52 How many registered vehicles are in the U.S.? a 250M+ b 200M c 100M 53 How many miles highways exist in the U.S.? a 150K b 250K c 350K 54 How many bridges exist in the U.S.? a 600K b 100K c 1M 55 Tranportation choke points include what? a Bridges/tunnels b Parks c Restaurants 56 How many miles of freight rail track exist in the U.S.? a 140K b 100K c 75K 57 How many computers use subways and local trains annually? a 45M b 20M c 5M 58 How many intercity riders use passenger rail annually? a 20M b 45M c 59 Why is rail security complex? a 500+ railway companies b Few passengers c Agriculture 60 What act established TSA post-9/11? a Aviation and Transportation Security Act (ATSA) b Civil Aviation Act c Patriot Act 61 When did TSA move under DHS? a 2003 b 2005 c 2001 62 What is the Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS)? a Air marshals b Customs officers c Border patrol 63 When was FAMS reassigned to TSA? a 2005 b 2003 c 2007 64 Approximately how many personnel work for TSA? a 30,000+ b 25,000 c 20,000 65 Name one type of TSA personnel a Screeners b Mechanics c Pilots 66 What is the purpose of crash barriers at entrances? a Stop vehicles b Decoration c Agriculture 67 Why are visible security personnel effective? a Deter attackers b Tourism c Agriculture 68 What is digital screening used for at U.S. ports of entry? a Biometrics b Agriculture c Tourism 69 What is the role of perimeter patrols? a Secure perimeter b Tourism c Agriculture 70 What is the purpose of reinforced doors and gates? a Prevent forced entry b Decoration c Tourism 71 What is the benefit of blast walls? a Reduce damage b Decoration c Tourism 72 What is one example of electronic warning technology? a Motion sensors b Tourism c 73 What is one example of biometric access control? a Fingerprint b Parks c Restaurants 74 What is the role of roving patrols? a Mobile response b Tourism c Agriculture 75 What is the purpose of hardened streetlights? a Reduce vulnerability b Agriculture c Tourism 76 What is the purpose of bollards in urban design? a Stop vehicles b Tourism c Agriculture 77 How do secured planters contribute to security? a Block access b Tourism c Agriculture 78 What is controlled shrubbery used for? a Control visibility b Decoration c Agriculture 79 What is thermally tempered glass stronger than? a Plate glass b Bulletproof c Frosted glass 80 What is the purpose of anti-ramming obstructions? a Stop vehicles b Agriculture c Decoration 81 What is speech verification used for? a Identity check b Tourism c Agriculture 82 What is vascular recognition? a Vein patterns b Facial recognition c Iris scans 83 What is hand geometry used for? a Shape/size b Clothing c Hair Color 84 What is iris scanning used for? a Eye ID b Facial recognition c Fingerprints 85 What is facial recognition used for? a Match faces b Iris scans c Hand geometry 86 What is the purpose of alarms in security systems? a Alert intrusion b Facial recognition c Deter break-ins 87 What is the difference between silent and audible alarms? a Covert vs loud b Public use vs private c For security vs alert police 88 What is the role of CCTV in security? a Monitor activity b Deter intruders c Prevent break-ins 89 What is the purpose of motion sensors? a Detect movement b Alert homeowners c Protect businesses 90 What is the role of ID badge readers? a Control entry b Verify identities c Track employees 91 What is the role of pass codes? a Secure access b Protect private information c Avoid identity theft 92 What is the role of biometric sensors? a Identity verification b Protect private information c Secure federal agencies 93 What was the main weakness of privatized security systems pre-9/11? a Privatized systems b Lack of communication c Need for better coordination 94 What agency certifies airports and airlines? a FAA b CIA c TSA 95 What agency enforces air safety regulations? a FAA b DHS c CIA 96 What is the importance of rapid delivery in air freight? a Critical goods b Pilot safety c Important shipments 97 Why are bridges considered choke points? a Vulnerable b Attention c Population 98 Why are tunnels considered choke points? a Vulnerable b Attention c Population 99 Why are terminals considered choke points? a Vulnerable b Attention c Population 100 What is the overall goal of target hardening? a Deter/delay/prevent b Protection c Mitigation

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Homeland Security FinalOnline version

by Danielle Roberts

What is the definition of target hardening?

Name one common measure of target hardening.

What is the primary purpose of target hardening?

Homeland security focuses on protecting what type of infrastructure?

Name one transportation system considered critical to homeland security.

What is the strategy of homeland security regarding vulnerabilities?

Extremist groups exploit the Internet for what purpose?

Give one example of extremist online activity.

Why is modern society vulnerable to cyberattacks?

Define a cyberattack

Define cyberwar

Define hacktivism

Define cyberterrorism

What is ransomware?

What is malware?

Politically motivated cyberattacks typically target what?

Why are telecommunications grids critical targets?

Government agencies face what two risks from cyberattacks?

What does the Internet provide terrorists with?

Why are cyberattacks feasible for extremists?

What proves the vulnerability of major systems?

What is one benefit of intercepting digital messages?

What did Obama's 2011 executive orders approve?

Name one weaponized cyber tool

Why must cyber defenses continually evolve?

What technology matches digital photographs of faces with suspects?

Where is biometric technology applied in antiterrorist screenings?

Surveillance technologies provide access to what types of records?

What agency collects and analyzes unique human traits?

Name two biometric traits used in surveillance

What is the immediate protection benefit of target hardening?

Give one example of target hardening in urban infrastructure

What is the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP)?

What does NIPP institutionalize?

What is a Sector-Specific Plan (SSP)?

Name one perimeter security measure

Give one example of urban design for security

How can landscaping contribute to security?

What type of glass reduces damage from blasts?

Name one architectural barrier used in target hardening?

What role do stationary guards play?

Name one electronic detection system

What is an example of electronic access control?

What did the 9/11 attacks expose about security systems?

What agency was created in 2002 for aviation security?

What agency originally managed aviation security before TSA?

What does TSA implement and manage?

What does FAA administer?

How many tons of freight are transported annually by air?

Why is air freight critical?

Both passenger and freight aircraft carry what?

How many registered vehicles are in the U.S.?

How many miles highways exist in the U.S.?

How many bridges exist in the U.S.?

Tranportation choke points include what?

How many miles of freight rail track exist in the U.S.?

How many computers use subways and local trains annually?

How many intercity riders use passenger rail annually?

Why is rail security complex?

What act established TSA post-9/11?

When did TSA move under DHS?