Physical Security: 150 Things You Should Know

✍ Scribed by Lawrence J. Fennelly, Marianna Perry

• Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
• Year: 2016
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 206
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Physical Security: 150 Things You Should Know, Second Edition is a useful reference for those at any stage of their security career. This practical guide covers the latest technological trends for managing the physical security needs of buildings and campuses of all sizes. Through anecdotes, case studies, and documented procedures, the authors have amassed the most complete collection of information on physical security available.

Security practitioners of all levels will find this book easy to use as they look for practical tips to understand and manage the latest physical security technologies, such as biometrics, IP video, video analytics, and mass notification, as well as the latest principles in access control, command and control, perimeter protection, and visitor management.

• Offers a comprehensive overview of the latest trends in physical security, surveillance, and access control technologies
• Provides practical tips on a wide variety of physical security topics
• Features new technologies, such as biometrics, high definition cameras, and IP video
• Blends theory and practice with a specific focus on today’s global business environment and the various security, safety, and asset protection challenges associated with it

✦ Table of Contents

Front Cover
Physical Security: 150 Things You Should Know
Physical Security: 150 Things You Should Know
Copyright
Quote
Dedication
In Memoriam
Contents
Foreword
1 - Property Management
1. What Is Physical Security?
2. EFFECTIVE PHYSICAL SECURITY
3. SITE AND TARGET HARDENING
4. PHYSICAL BARRIERS
DESIGN
5. BARRIER PLANNING
6. ASIS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
SECURITY MANAGEMENT STANDARD: PHYSICAL ASSET PROTECTION
FACILITIES PHYSICAL SECURITY MEASURES GUIDELINE
INVESTIGATIONS
RISK ASSESSMENT
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT: A COMPILATION OF BEST PRACTICES
7. THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL SECURITY POLICIESAND PROCEDURES
8. PHYSICAL SECURITY: 10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
9. FENCE ENHANCEMENTS
10. ASSET PROTECTION
11. INTERNAL THEFT
12. ENVIRONMENT
13. CARD ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
14. BADGES
USE OF BAR CODES
15. ACCESS CONTROL BASICS FOR THE SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER
OVERVIEW
WHAT IS ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL?
ACCESS CARDS
OTHER TYPES OF ACCESS CARDS
CARD READERS
BIOMETRIC ACCESS CONTROL
16. TURNSTILES AND “TAILGATING”
ACCESS OBJECTIVES
17. OPTICAL TURNSTILE SOLU TIONS AND 13 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OPTICAL TURNSTILES
THIRTEEN THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OPTICAL TURNSTILE SOLUTIONS
18. THE SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER AND TECHNOLOGY TOOLS: ELECTRONIC ACCESS
19. MAGNETOMETERS (METAL DETECTORS)
20. DESIGNING SECURITY AND SITE LAYOUT
21. DESIGNING FOR SECURITY: A CHECKLIST
22. WHAT IS CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN?
23. CPTED STRATEGIES
NATURAL SURVEILLANCE THROUGH ELECTRONICS
MAINTENANCE
24. QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED DURING A CPTED ASSESSMENT
25. CPTED ISSUES/RECOMMENDATIONS
26. MEASURING AND EVALUATING CPTED
AWARENESS
FEAR OF CRIME
27. VANDALISM
28. BUILDING INTERIORS
29. INTERIOR BUILDING DESIGN: A CHECKLIST
30. EXTERIOR BUILDING DESIGN: A CHECKLIST
31. SIGNAGE
SIGNAGE: SECURITY APPLICATIONS AND CPTED
CONTROL SIGNS
WARNING SIGNS
OTHER SIGNS
32. TYPES OF DOORS
PHYSICAL ENTRY AND ACCESS CONTROL DOORS
DOOR VIEWERS
Exterior Doors in Commercial or Business Applications
DIGITAL VOICE ALARMS
SAMPLE APPLICATIONS
DOOR PROP ALARMS
DOOR MANAGEMENT ALARMS
EXIT ALARMS
EXTERIOR NUMBER POSITION
EXTERIOR NUMBER SIZING
33. DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES
36. BUILDING ACCESS: WINDOWS, GLASS, AND SECURITY
TYPE OF WINDOWS
STEEL SECURITY SCREENS, GRILLES, OR BARS
WINDOW GLASS/GLAZING
SECURING WINDOWS WITH LOCKS
38. ILLUMINATION
PROTECTIVE LIGHTING
LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
PERIMETER LIGHTING
AREA LIGHTING
FLOODLIGHTING
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM DESIGN
CONTROLS
WIRING
41. GOALS OF SECURITY LIGHTING
42. LIGHTING RECOMMENDATIONS
ILLUMINATION LEVELS
RECOMMENDED ILLUMINATION LEVELS
43. TWENTY SIMPLE WAYS TO SAVE ENERGY (LEED)
44. EFFICIENT KEY MANAGEMENT: A MAJOR BUSINESS CONCERN FOR THE FACILITY MANAGER
45. THE BASICS OF AN INTRUSION DETECTION (ALARM) SYSTEM
MAIN COMPONENTS OF AN INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM
46. INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM: A CHECKLIST
INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEMS
THE TYPES OF INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM DEVICES THAT ARE USED TO DETECT INTRUSIONS
THERMAL IMAGING
POST ORDERS
52. LETHAL AND NONLETHAL WEAPONS FOR SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICERS
53. THE SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER’S CHECKLIST
54. SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICERS: DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS AND DEALING WITH FALSE ALARMS
FALSE ALARMS
55. SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER INSPECTION CHECKLIST
SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER’S POST ORDERS/SECURITY MANUAL INSPECTION
SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER’S POST INSPECTION
SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICER SUPERVISOR’S INSPECTION
56. TRAINING FOR SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICERS: DO NOT TAKE TRAINING LIGHTLY
WHY DO WE TRAIN?
TRAINING FOR SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICERS
57. THE ART OF TRAINING
VISUAL AIDS
INTRODUCTION
LECTURING VERSUS TEACHING
CONTROLLING THE CLASS
HANDOUTS
PLANNING
VOICE CONTROL
NERVOUSNESS
RECORDING DEVICES
ENDING YOUR PRESENTATION
58. SECURITY/PROTECTION OFFICERS AND PROFESSIONALISM
59. THE IMPORTANCE OF PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS: ASIS INTERNATIONAL AND THE INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR PROTECTION OFFICERS
60. GUARD HOUSES/GUARD BOOTHS
61. PHYSICAL SECURITY EXPENSES AND MAINTENANCE
62. BUDGETS: LEASING VERSUS PURCHASE
63. BUDGETING: ART OR SCIENCE?
64. DATA CENTER AND SERVER SECURITY
65. LOADING DOCK AND CHEMICAL STORAGE SECURITY
LOADING DOCKS
CHEMICAL STORAGE
Access Control
Video Surveillance
Cabinets
66. THE SIX MOST CRITICAL AREAS IN A STORAGE FACILITY
HOW TO IMPROVE LIGHTING BRIGHTNESS IN PARKING GARAGES
68. EMERGENCY (BLUE LIGHT) PHONES/CALL STATIONS
69. BUILDING SITE SECURITY AND CONTRACTORS
LIABILITY AND PHYSICAL SECURITY
2 - Assessing Risk and Vulnerabilities
71. THE FOUR D’S: DETER, DETECT, DELAY, AND DENY
72. WHAT IS A SOFT TARGET?
73. THREAT RISK ASSESSMENTS
74. WHAT IS RISK ANALYSIS?
WHAT IS A RISK ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS?
75. ASSESSMENTS: QUALITATIVE VERSUS QUANTITATIVE METHODS
76. DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH
USING LAYERS OF PROTECTION ANALYSIS
78. FIVE TECHNIQUES TO DEAL WITH IDENTIFIED RISKS
INSURANCE
RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES
79. ASSESSMENT OF COUNTERMEASURES
80. SECURITY SYSTEM INTEGRATION
81. KEY FACTORS IN AN ASSET PROTECTION PLAN
82. SEVEN THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PHYSICAL SECURITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
83. DESIGNING SECURITY AND WORKING WITH ARCHITECTS
LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
CPTED PLANNING AND DESIGN REVIEW
Review Process
84. PADLOCKS
85. WHAT IS A MASTER PLAN?
86. SECURITY MASTER PLANS
87. HOW TO DESIGN A 5 AND 10-YEAR SECURITY PLAN
THE FIRST 5 YEARS
TECHNOLOGY
THE NEXT 5 YEARS
TRAINING
88. MASTER PLANNING: PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
89. ACTIVE SHOOTER/ACTIVE ASSAILANT RESPONSE
3 - Crime and Crime Prevention Techniques
91. ANTICIPATION OF CRIME RATE CHECKLIST
92. CRIME REPORTING AND CRIME ANALYSIS
Crime in the United States—Uniform Crime Reporting The Summary System
The National Incident-Based Reporting System
National Crime Victimization Survey
CRIME ANALYSIS
Crime Intelligence Analysis
Crime Problems
Crime Trends
93. SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION
94. “IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING”
95. DETERRENTS
CATEGORY A
CATEGORY B
96. RESIDENTIAL SECURITY
97. SPACE
CPTED STRATEGIES
98. ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY
99. THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND FEAR OF CRIME
100. CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH INTEGRATED PROBLEM SOLVING: BROKEN WINDOWS
101. PARKING LOTS AND GARAGES
CPTED STRATEGIES
These Typical Concepts and Strategies
4 - Fire Protection, Emergency Management, and Safety
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
HIGH-QUALITY FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
103. NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
APPENDIX B
104. FIRE PROTECTION PROGRAMS (FPPS)
RISK IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT
RISK AVOIDANCE AND RISK REDUCTION
RISK ACCEPTANCE AND TRANSFER
105. FIRE INSPECTIONS
SMOKE DETECTORS
Ionization
Photoelectric
107. FIRE PREVENTION AND SUPPRESSION: A CHECKLIST
108. SMOKE ALARMS: AS EASY AS 1–2–3
CHOOSING
INSTALLATION
HOW MANY DO YOU NEED?
WHERE IS THE BEST POSITION?
TREND
109. SMOKE ALARM SYSTEMS: A CHECKLIST
MAINTENANCE
WHY EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE A SMOKE ALARM
110. MAINTENANCE OF FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
111. REDUCING FALSE ALARMS
FALSE ALARMS
FIRE ALARMS
112. TEN QUALITIES OF A WELL-PROTECTED FACILITY
MOTIVATED MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
CONSTRUCTION SUITABLE FOR OCCUPANCY
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS
SPECIAL HAZARDS
WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE FOR CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY OCCUPANCY
ADEQUATE MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
EFFECTIVE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION
PROTECTION AGAINST SERIOUS EXPOSURE FROM NEIGHBORS AND THE ELEMENTS
113. COMPUTERS: FIRE PROTECTION
114. EMERGENCY PLANNING
115. WHAT MANAGERS NEED TO KNOW
SEVEN THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SOFT TARGETS
SET GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
IDENTIFY ASSETS, SYSTEMS, AND NETWORKS
ASSESS RISKS
PRIORITIZE
IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS
MEASURE PROGRESS
FACILITY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES
A STUDY OF ACTIVE SHOOTER INCIDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES BETWEEN 2000 AND 2013
116. TEN POINTS ON EMERGENCY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES
TEN THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO GET STARTED
ELEMENTS OF AN EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR A SITE EMERGENCY
118. MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATIONS
119. PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND PRIMARY CONSIDERATIONS
WHY EMERGENCY PLANNING?
TYPES OF EMERGENCIES: NATURAL AND MAN-MADE
Natural Disasters
Man-Made Disasters
CONCLUSION
121. EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND LIFE SAFETY
THE PURPOSE OF EMERGENCY PLANNING AND WHAT GOES INTO THE PLAN
122. INGRESS AND EGRESS CONTROLS CHECKLIST
PERSONAL GATE
123. MASS NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
124. REINVENTING SECURITY PERFORMANCE
126. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES AND SECURITY OPERATIONS
127. OSHA FACT SHEET: EMERGENCY EXIT ROUTES
EMERGENCY EXIT ROUTES
WORKPLACE EXIT ROUTES
REQUIREMENTS FOR EXITS
SAFETY FEATURES FOR EXIT ROUTES
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
128. OSHA FACT SHEET: FIRE SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE
FIRE SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE
129. OSHA EMERGENCY PROCEDURES AND SECURITY OPERATIONS
PLANNING AND RESPONDING TO WORKPLACE EMERGENCIES
ELEVATORS
ESCALATORS
ELEVATOR SAFETY
ESCALATOR (AND MOVING WALKWAY) SAFETY
134. FIFTY THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW: A CHECKLIST
5 - Emerging Trends
135. SOCIAL MEDIA: TRANSFORMING OUR CULTURE
VULNERABILITY OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
Risks
136. ENCRYPTION
ENCRYPTION DEFINED
137. CYBER THREATS
138. CYBER THREAT ACTORS
139. CYBER CRIME: WHAT SECURITY DIRECTORS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CYBER SECURITY
140. BODY CAMERAS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR
LEGAL ISSUES WITH AUDIO RECORDING
TRAINING
DEPARTMENT
141. MARIJUANA: THE PROS AND THE CONS
142. SHOULD MARIJUANA BE LEGAL FOR MEDICINAL AND/OR RECREATION PURPOSES?
THE SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF MARIJUANA
THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF MARIJUANA
IS MARIJUANA ADDICTIVE?
143. SECURITY FOR MARIJUANA FARMS AND DISPENSARIES
144. THE INTERNET OF THINGS
VIRTUAL VISIT
145. DRONES (UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES)
146. CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH INTEGRATED PROBLEM SOLVING: BROKEN WINDOWS
SUGGESTED STRATEGIES
148. EMERGING TRENDS IN PHYSICAL SECURITY
INTRODUCTION
149. TARGET HARDENING
150. PROACTIVITY
CONCLUSION
Index
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