ASIS ASIS-CPP Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 21,2026- Exam Code: ASIS-CPP
- Exam Name: Certified Protection Professional
- Certification Provider: ASIS
- Latest update: Oct 21,2026
Which of the following best represents a secure product management system?
- A . Receiving, shipping, and warehousing as separate departments
- B . Receiving and warehousing as one department, and shipping as a separate department
- C . Receiving and shipping as one department, and warehousing as a separate department
- D . Receiving, shipping, and warehousing as one department
The most effective way to maintain acceptable levels of vigilance is to:
- A . systematically rotate the security officer’s duties between fixed post and roving patrol.
- B . limit assignment duration to a maximum of six hours.
- C . incorporate non-security duties into each shift assignment.
- D . randomly assign security officers to a fixed post or a roving patrol according to their preferences.
In large-scale emergencies, the Incident Command System can be effectively deployed by:
- A . private sector organizations only.
- B . federal agencies only.
- C . public and private sector organizations.
- D . public sector organizations only.
Which test determines whether a procedure, lock, or electronics system will do what it was designed to do?
- A . Regression
- B . Safety
- C . Functional
- D . Stress
What are the three points of the theft triangle?
- A . Motive, desire, opportunity
- B . Opportunity, challenge, need
- C . Challenge, value, desire
- D . Value, motive, greed
A fidelity bond is a type of insurance that will compensate for company losses from:
- A . employee negligence.
- B . data toss.
- C . employee dishonesty.
- D . natural disasters.
The three risk factors used to identify risk exposures are:
- A . known exposures, probability of occurrence, and prioritization.
- B . types of risk, probability of occurrence, and loss potential.
- C . prioritization, assessment, and probability of occurrence.
- D . types of risk, budget requirements, and loss potential.
An erroneous test result that indicates the presence of a drug that is absent is known as a:
- A . presumed positive
- B . false positive.
- C . false negative.
- D . presumed impairment.
To conduct the job analysis, it is necessary to define the positions within the security department and identify the:
- A . compensation and benefits for each position.
- B . minimum required staffing levels.
- C . behaviors necessary to perform those jobs.
- D . number of positions by category.
In addition to utilizing state-of-the-art locking devices, electronic surveillance, and spaces designed to maximize effective use by intended users, what other CPTED strategies can be used to enhance a security system?
- A . A focus on policies and activities that encourage observation, reporting, and intervention
- B . The implementation of access control and identification badge programs.
- C . The construction of a perimeter fencing and barriers that deters potential intrusion.
- D . The implementation of vehicular bollards at the dock entrance.