What must a storage site for all training aids have?

• A. Security personnel on duty 24 hours a day or an intrusion detection system (IDS).
• B. Fire suppression system
• C. Tamper-evident seals
• D. Access control card reader

Answer: (A)

Continuous protection against unauthorized access to training aids storage is the key idea. Having security personnel on duty 24 hours a day provides constant real-time monitoring and a rapid response to any intrusion. If on-site guards aren’t available, an intrusion detection system can deliver the same continuous oversight by alerting security to breaches as they happen.

Other measures matter, but they don’t guarantee ongoing protection in the same way. A fire suppression system guards against fire damage, not theft or tampering. Tamper-evident seals show that tampering has occurred but don’t prevent intrusions in real time. Access control restricts entry, but without ongoing monitoring or alerts, an unauthorized access could still go undetected.