ASIS PCI Certification Sample Questions

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ASIS PCI Sample Questions:

01. The four major categories of crime motivations are:
a) serial, motivational, ideological, and fundamental
b) psychological, methodical, punctual, and random
c) economic, egocentric, ideological, and psychotic
d) sensible, formidable, reliable, and economic

02. When detection of surveillance is likely, the preferred method of surveillance is:
a) parallel
b) checkpointing
c) reactive
d) progressive

03. A law firm has retained an investigator to conduct a background investigation on an applicant for one of its clients. The investigator recalls the applicant was recently discharged for misconduct due to an embezzlement investigation, which the investigator conducted.
The reference from the former employer is glowing and was given by the applicant’s former lover and confidant, not by management. The investigator has a nondisclosure agreement with the former employer.
How does the investigator ethically proceed?
a) Provide all information requested to the client.
b) Advise the law firm the investigator has a conflict of interest and cannot take the case.
c) Verbally report to the law firm what the investigator knows and formally decline the case.
d) Advise the law firm of the discrepancy in the application and imply there is negative information available, then formally decline the case.

04. In a ghost payroll investigation where the suspect does not admit to committing the fraud, which of the following pieces of evidence is most important?
a) Original ghost payroll checks
b) Dollar amounts of the ghost payroll checks
c) Bank account numbers used to deposit the checks
d) Company payroll records

05. Which of the following is not an important objective of writing an investigative report?
a) Supporting the posited theory
b) Disproving the allegations
c) Influencing the attitude of the reader

d) Justifying the work done

06. How should an investigator handle a digital forensic analysis to ensure evidence integrity?
a) Use a write-blocker to prevent modification of original digital data
b) Copy files onto a personal USB drive for easy access
c) Modify metadata to highlight important details
d) Delete irrelevant files before forensic examination

07. Which of the following is not considered privileged communications between two people?
a) Law enforcement-informant
b) Father-son
c) Attorney-client
d) Husband-wife

08. In surveillance operations, the process of piecing together sections of a subject’s route, one day at a time, until the entire route is identified is called:
a) pre-surveillance planning
b) overt surveillance
c) moving surveillance
d) checkpointing

09. Which of the following pieces of evidence is the most important from a prosecutor’s perspective in a theft investigation where two suspects admitted in written statements to stealing company property but none of the property was recovered?
a) Written statements from the suspects
b) Video surveillance evidence
c) Corroborating statement
d) Proof of loss

10. The technique involving piecing together portions of a suspect’s route over a period of time in order to identify the entire route is called:
a) fragmenting
b) segmenting
c) sectoring
d) checkpointing

Answers:

Question: 01 Answer: c	Question: 02 Answer: d	Question: 03 Answer: b	Question: 04 Answer: a	Question: 05 Answer: c
Question: 06 Answer: a	Question: 07 Answer: b	Question: 08 Answer: d	Question: 09 Answer: c	Question: 10 Answer: d

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