What is the purpose of ASIS?
What will be an ideal response?
The American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) is one of the largest professional societies for promoting the ethics and professionalism of private protection services.
You might also like to view...
Which of the following refers to a practice in which corporations sell products overseas that have been deemed unsafe in this country?
a. Corporate dumping b. Cracking c. "Greasy thumb on the scale" d. "Pump and dump"
Which of the following describes Locard’s exchange principle?
A. Physical evidence will show the type of tools used and the manner in which they were used. B. Evidence will be cross-transferred when a person touches an object or another person. C. Evidence can indicate the truth and validity of a person’s testimony. D. DNA evidence is the strongest source of individualization of a crime.
The modern approach to using a previously prepared document to refresh a witness’ recollection is that the witness need not have drafted the document as long as:
a. The witness read the document when the event or information was fresh in his or her memory. b. The witness found the information in the document correct when he or she read it when the event was fresh in his or her memory. c. The witness adopted the information in the document as an accurate record when the event was fresh in his or her memory. d. All of the above statements are true.
Once phishers have a victim's personal information they can do three things. Which of the following is not one of them? a. They can gain access to preexisting accounts, banking, and credit cards, and buy things using those accounts. b. They can use the information to open new banking accounts and credit cards without the victim's knowledge. c. They can implant viruses into their software
that forward the phishing email to other recipients. d. They can implant malware that may destroy a computer's data and drives.