Which of the following is NOT part of the security screening process?

• A. Installing new software
• B. Closing prohibited programs, accepting privacy agreements, and completing identity verification.
• C. Completing identity verification
• D. Accepting privacy agreements

Answer: (A)

Security screening focuses on establishing who you are and ensuring you’ve acknowledged and complied with security policies, not on changing or installing software. Completing identity verification confirms your identity so access can be granted appropriately. Accepting privacy agreements ensures you understand and consent to how your data will be handled and protected. Closing prohibited programs helps prevent unapproved or risky software from running, reducing potential security threats during access. Installing new software, on the other hand, is a software deployment or change-management action that requires authorization and testing; it isn’t part of the screening steps itself.