This document discusses physical security measures at buildings and workplaces. It asks the reader to observe access controls, security guard training, and visitor policies. It also prompts considering how easy it would be to dig through trash for private information. The document then questions the differences between authentication and authorization, and anomaly-based and misuse-based detection models for network security. It asks the reader to write at least a page and a half on each question with 0% plagiarism.

1. 1)Take a tour of your building on campus or at work. What is
secured at night when workers are absent? Record the location
and type of physical access control devices.How do these access
controls change at night when workers are absent? How well
trained do guards and other employees appear to be? Do they
allow, “piggybacking” (somebody slipping into a facility behind
an authorized individual without being challenged)? What are
the policies for visitors and contractors? How does this all
impact physical security?
2)If possible at either your place of employment or your school,
attempt to determine how easy it would be to perform dumpster
diving to gain access to information at the site. Are trash
receptacles easy to gain access to? Are documents shredded
before being discarded? Are areas where trash is stored easily
accessible?
3)How are authentication and authorization alike and how are
they different? What is the relationship, if any, between the
two?
4)Discuss the differences between an anomaly-based and a
misuse based detection model. Which would you use to protect
a corporate network of 10,000 users? Why would you choose
that model?
I need each question atleast 1and half page with 0% plagiarism