Unit 3 Physical security

• Beveiliging
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Welcome

English lesson

10 December 2020

What's the mood, class?

Today

we'll learn part 2 about physical security

last lesson

• respond to
  
• false alarm
  
• burglar alarm
  
• PIN
  
• keypad
  
• PCU (power control unit)
  
• activate
  
• go off
  
• silent alarm

• reageren op
  
• vals alarm
  
• inbraakalarm
  
• PIN
  
• toetsenbord
  
• control eenheid
  
• activeren
  
• afgaan
  
• stille alarm

• motion detector
  
• siren
  
• intruders
  
• break in
  
• sensors
  
• keyholding service

• bewegingsmelder
  
• sirene
  
• inbrekers
  
• inbreken
  
• sensoren
  
• sleuteldienst

1. What are some advanced security measures used by companies?

2. How do businesses physically protect their property?

Any person is allowed to enter Building A

1. true
2. false

Non-employees are not allowed to enter Building B

1. true
2. false

Building C recently upgraded to fingerprint scanners.

1. true
2. false

• access control
• access point
• entrance
• restrict access
• property
• barriers
• authorized
• trespassing
• fence

• toegangscontrole
• toegangspunt
• ingang
• beperkte toegang
• eigendom
• drempels
• geautorizeerd
• overtreden
• hek

• gate
• passcode
• padlock
• biometric identification
• fingerprint scanners
• retinal scanners

• poort
• wachtwoord
• hangslot
• biometrische identificatie
• vingerafdrukscanner
• netvliesscanner

Exercise 3 keys

1 A           5 I         9 H

2 C          6 D

3 B          7 E

4 F          8 G

Exercise 4 key

points of entry

biological identification

traditional identification

gate, entrance, access, point

retinal scanner, fingerprint scanner

credentials, passcode

What is the advantage of biometric identification?

Exercise 5 suggested answer

Biometric identification is a good way to ensure only authorized access. While someone could easily steal another person's badge or passcode, reproducing his or her fingerprint or retinal imprint is much more difficult.

exercise 8

suggested answers

 A: Do my credentials give me access to the entire property?

B: Not entirely. The company restricts access to certain locations.

A: What am I allowed to do then?

B: You're responsible for the front entrance. It's the main access point of the facility.

A: So, I'll deal with employees and visitors.

B: Exactly. You'll make sure everyone is authorized to enter.

A: Will I be able to do anything else?

B: Yes. After your probationary period ends, you'll gain more access.

A: I see. Thanks.

A. I see. Thanks

to summarize

1. we learned new vocabulary: biometric identification,retinal, fingerprint scanners, credentials, tresspassing, etc
2. we can understand a spoken text about physical security
3. we can have a dialogue about the physical security