What should you identify when reporting an alarm of an opened Exit door?

What should you identify when reporting an alarm of an opened Exit door?

• A. Unguarded openings, such as holes or other entrances into the AOA or SIDA, are security risks you must report to DPS
• B. The time the alarm sounded
• C. The color of the exit door
• D. The pedestrian traffic at the time

Answer: (A)

An opened Exit door alarm highlights an unguarded access point to restricted areas. The key thing to identify and report is any unguarded openings into the AOA or SIDA, because these security risks could be exploited. Reporting this to DPS allows the appropriate security response to secure the area. The time the alarm sounded, the door color, or pedestrian traffic at that moment aren’t the primary focus for this report, though they might be noted as supporting details.

An opened Exit door alarm highlights an unguarded access point to restricted areas. The key thing to identify and report is any unguarded openings into the AOA or SIDA, because these security risks could be exploited. Reporting this to DPS allows the appropriate security response to secure the area. The time the alarm sounded, the door color, or pedestrian traffic at that moment aren’t the primary focus for this report, though they might be noted as supporting details.