1) Does not directly stop an attack, but it may discourage an action. a) Corrective b) Preventive c) Deterrent d) Detective 2) Physically limits access to a device or area. a) Corrective b) Detective c) Physical d) Preventive 3) Can actively work to mitigate any damage. a) Detective b) Corrective c) Preventive d) Deterrent 4) May not prevent access, but it can identify and record any intrusion attempts. a) Preventive b) Corrective c) Deterrent d) Detective 5) Doesn’t prevent an attack, but it does restore from an attack using other means. a) Compensating b) Detective c) Preventive d) Deterrent 6) Real-world security, such as a fence or door lock. a) Corrective b) Preventive c) Compensating d) Physical

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