When must you notify the security manager of a damaged/mutilated RAB?

When must you notify the security manager of a damaged/mutilated RAB?

• A. Within 5 working days
• B. Within 24 hours
• C. Within 30 days
• D. Immediately upon discovery

Answer: (A)

Damaged or mutilated RABs create a security risk because the credential may not read properly and access records must stay accurate. Notifying the security manager within five working days of discovery allows the proper officials to revoke or flag the old badge, verify your identity, update access records, and issue and encode a replacement badge. This timeframe keeps the process documented and coordinated through the appropriate channels without delaying replacement longer than necessary, while still ensuring timely handling of the incident. If you discover a damaged badge, stop using it and follow the reporting procedure so a new credential can be issued; you may be provided a temporary access solution as needed by policy.

Damaged or mutilated RABs create a security risk because the credential may not read properly and access records must stay accurate. Notifying the security manager within five working days of discovery allows the proper officials to revoke or flag the old badge, verify your identity, update access records, and issue and encode a replacement badge. This timeframe keeps the process documented and coordinated through the appropriate channels without delaying replacement longer than necessary, while still ensuring timely handling of the incident. If you discover a damaged badge, stop using it and follow the reporting procedure so a new credential can be issued; you may be provided a temporary access solution as needed by policy.