Physical Security Devices for ATM Robbery Analysis

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In this scenario, the ATM of a bank has been robbed by breaking the machine. The question asks which physical security devices can be used for verification and historical analysis of the ATM robbery.

Option A: Key card A key card is a physical security device that grants access to a specific area or system. However, it is not relevant in this scenario because it cannot be used to verify or analyze the ATM robbery.

Option B: Biometric devices Biometric devices are physical security devices that use unique physical characteristics such as fingerprints, retina scans, or facial recognition to identify individuals. In the case of an ATM robbery, biometric devices can be used to identify the individuals who accessed the ATM, and provide historical analysis of their activity.

Option C: Intrusion detection systems Intrusion detection systems are physical security devices that monitor a network or system for unauthorized access or activity. In the case of an ATM robbery, an intrusion detection system may alert security personnel when the ATM is being accessed or manipulated in an unauthorized manner.

Option D: CCTV Cameras CCTV (closed-circuit television) cameras are physical security devices that record video footage of a specific area or system. In the case of an ATM robbery, CCTV cameras can be used to identify the individuals who accessed the ATM and provide historical analysis of their activity.

Based on the above, the correct answer is option D (CCTV Cameras). While biometric devices can also be used, they are not typically installed on ATMs and would not be a primary method of verifying and analyzing an ATM robbery.