Which of the following locations must have a camera in order to provide the minimum level of security for the network resources?

You have decided to implement video surveillance in your company in order to enhance network
security. Which of the following locations must have a camera in order to provide the minimum level
of security for the network resources? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose
two.

A.
Parking lot

B.
All hallways

C.
Server Rooms

D.
All offices

E.
All entrance doors

Explanation:
The minimum coverage area for cameras to protect your network resources would be all entrance
doors (that allows you to see everyone that
comes and goes) and the server rooms (you can see anyone doing anything with the servers).
Answer option B is incorrect. Anyone leaving the building with hardware or data would be detected
by the entrance way cameras. Hallway
cameras add extra expense with no real extra protection for the network.
Answer option A is incorrect. The only purpose (for protecting the network) of monitoring the
parking lot is to see who enters and leaves. That
is already accomplished with the entrance way cameras.
Answer option D is incorrect. This would involve a level of monitoring well beyond the minimum. It
is also likely to make employees very
uncomfortable with that level of scrutiny.