Examples of types of physical access controls include all except which of the following?
A.
badges
B.
locks
C.
guards
D.
passwords
Explanation:
A password is not a physical thing, it’s a logical one. You can control physical access with armed
guards, by locking doors and using badges to open doors, but you can’t relate password to a physical
environment. Just to remember, Passwords are used to verify that the user of an ID is the owner of
the ID. The ID-password combination is unique to each user and therefore provides a means of
holding users accountable for their activity on the system. They are related to software, not to
hardware.