Free Practice ASIS ASIS-PCI Exam Questions 2025

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Question 1

Altering a stock certificate to inaccurately list the owner of the certificate with intent to defraud is best described as

A : false representation

B : false entry in corporate records

C : forgery

D : identity theft

Answer: C

Question 2

What value does company prosecution of employee drug offenses have?

A : Minimal value

B : More than $1000

C : More than $1500

D : Value less than $2000

Answer: A

Question 3

An electronic access control record reveals that at the time or a computer theft, an employee was m the vicinity. The record would be considered

A : entirely non- incriminating

B : direct evidence

C : circumstantial evidence

D : prima facie evidence

Answer: C

Question 4

During preparation tor courtroom testimony, the investigator should:

A : practice providing as much information as possible

B : display emotions for emphasis

C : tell the attorney if there is a weak point in the case

D : provide opinions to support the facts

Answer: C

Question 5

What is OPSEC?

A : OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect critical information. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

B : OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect personal identifiable information. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

C : OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect business specific information that relates directly to the company. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information

D : OPSEC, (operational security) is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect critical government information. It specifically refers to national level information and intelligence and how it should be stored, shared and destroyed

Answer: A

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