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Fences are physical controls; carpets and ceilings are architectural features, and a door is not necessarily a control: the lock on the door would be a physical security control. Although you might think of a door as a potential answer, the best answer is the fence; the exam will have questions where more than one answer is correct, and the answer that will score you points is the one that is most correct.
Physical controls are security measures designed to restrict or control physical access to facilities, resources, or assets. Fences are a common physical security control that helps prevent unauthorized access to a secure area.
Why Not the Others?
B. Ceilings → While they are part of a building’s structure, they are not a security control in themselves.
C. Carpets → These are for comfort and aesthetics, not for security.
D. Doors → While doors can be part of physical security, they must be equipped with locks or access controls to be considered an effective physical security measure.
the door is not a physical control but the lock is . but fences have gates that would have locks as well. So if the fence has a gate with a lock is it still a physical control.
Usually, the word 'door' is not used in security. Gate is a preferred word.
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