ASIS ASIS-CPP Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 23,2026- Exam Code: ASIS-CPP
- Exam Name: Certified Protection Professional
- Certification Provider: ASIS
- Latest update: Oct 23,2026
In the event of an earthquake, all of the following are recommended EXCEPT
- A . turning off natural gas sources.
- B . extinguishing all light sources.
- C . remaining clear of all electrical sources.
- D . seeking inside shelter immediately
The organization’s assets and potential hazards against which the security function seeks to provide protection are commonly classified as:
- A . violent and nonviolent acts
- B . accident and safety,
- C . natural and man-made.
- D . theft and fraud.
Alarm sensors that utilize the Doppler effect are:
- A . infrared.
- B . photoelectric.
- C . capacitance.
- D . microwave.
An indication of deception by a suspect during the interviewing process would be:
- A . giving direct, spontaneous responses to questions.
- B . asking clarifying questions
- C . casually changing position.
- D . engaging in a variety of tension-relieving gestures.
An employee who both orders and receives merchandise is violating which of the following principles?
- A . Audit control
- B . Separation of responsibility
- C . Unity of command
- D . Delegation of duty
The starting point for pre-employment screening is the:
- A . list of references.
- B . application.
- C . interview.
- D . resume.
What factors should be considered when using the Internet to link organization offices?
- A . Service providers, confidentiality, and hacker attacks
- B . Ease, applications, and overall security
- C . Authentication, service providers, and ease
- D . Confidentiality, integrity, and availability
"Security in depth" refers to a:
- A . method used to determine the extent of physical penetration.
- B . series of barriers in a protection plan.
- C . redundancy in security systems.
- D . security plan that uses crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) concepts.
When planning for emergency situations, the best strategy to ensure adequate record recovery is to:
- A . store a duplicate set of vital records at an off-site location.
- B . maintain duplicate copies of all critical records.
- C . prescreen records for business continuity and criticality.
- D . utilize a fire proof enclosure for duplicate records.
Opium, morphine, and codeine are all classified as:
- A . depressants.
- B . narcotics.
- C . stimulants.
- D . hallucinogens.