An IT security technician is designing physical entry security for a high-security server room hosting sensitive financial records. Organization policy mandates implementing measures that actively prevent tailgating (piggybacking) at the doorway, as well as enforcing multi-factor physical authentication that combines a physical security token with a biometric characteristic. Which of the following physical security controls should the technician implement to satisfy these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Access control vestibule with interlocking doorsCevap
- Smart card reader paired with a biometric fingerprint scannerCevap
- CAnti-glare privacy filters installed on server monitors
- DPerimeter bollards positioned around the building exterior
- EChassis intrusion switches enabled in server BIOS/UEFI settings
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The correct controls are an access control vestibule with interlocking doors and a smart card reader paired with a biometric fingerprint scanner.
An access control vestibule (mantrap) provides a physical enclosure with interlocking doors that ensures only one person can pass through authentication at a time, directly preventing tailgating. Pairing a smart card reader with a biometric fingerprint scanner enforces multi-factor physical authentication by requiring both a physical possession factor (smart card) and an inherent biological factor (fingerprint).
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Physical Access Control and Multi-Factor Physical Authentication