What does DBIDS prevent?

• A. Access to restricted areas
• B. Unauthorized access onto the installation
• C. Data loss through cyber attack
• D. Vehicle parking violations

Answer: (B)

DBIDS is the base access control system that uses biometrics and smart credentials to confirm who a person is and whether they’re allowed on the installation. By cross-checking identity, badge status, and the person’s authorized access level, it denies entry to anyone who isn’t properly authorized or whose credential is expired or revoked. That direct action—verifying identity and authorization to enter the installation—is why it prevents unauthorized access onto the installation.

It doesn’t by itself stop data loss from cyber attacks, which falls under cyber security and IT protections, nor does it handle parking violations, which are enforced separately. It may determine who can approach restricted areas based on their clearance, but the primary outcome is preventing unauthorized base entry.