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To adequately protect an organization, physical security must go beyond the "gates, guns, and guards" mentality that characterizes most security programs. Creating a sound security plan involves understanding not only security requirements but also the dynamics of the marketplace, employee issues, and management goals. The Complete Guide to Physical Security discusses the assets of a facility-people, building, and location-and the various means to protect them. It emphasizes the marriage of technology and physical hardware to help those tasked with protecting these assets to operate successfully in the ever-changing world of security. The book covers specific physical security technologies, such as intrusion detection, access control, and video surveillance systems-including networked video. It addresses the reasoning behind installations, how to work with contractors, and how to develop a central station for monitoring. It also discusses government regulations for building secured facilities and SCIFs (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities). Case examples demonstrate the alignment of security program management techniques with not only the core physical security elements and technologies but also operational security practices. The authors of this book have nearly 50 years combined experience in the security industry-including the physical security and security management arenas. Their insights provide the foundation for security professionals to develop a comprehensive approach to achieving physical security requirements while also establishing leadership roles that help further the overall mission of their organization. Front Cover 1 Contents 7 Preface 17 The Authors 19 The Contributors 21 Chapter 1 - Physical Security Planning 25 Chapter 2 - Vulnerability Assessments 35 Chapter 3 - Security Design and Planning 49 Chapter 4 - Security Construction Projects 67 Chapter 5 - Protection in Depth 83 Chapter 6 - Perimeter Protection 103 Chapter 7 - Access Control 121 Chapter 8 - Physical Protection Systems 133 Chapter 9 - CCTV and IP Video 147 Chapter 10 - Keys, Locks, and Safes 189 Chapter 11 - Biometrics 199 Chapter 12 - Security Guard Force 225 Chapter 13 - Central Station Design 243 Chapter 14 - Government Security 251 Chapter 15 - Financial Institutions and Banks 271 Chapter 16 - Data Center Protection 283 Chapter 17 - Total System Cost 293 Chapter 18 - Security Master Plan 303 Chapter 19 - Security Foresight 317 Chapter 20 - Security Leadership 329 Back Cover 349 "The Complete Guide to Physical Security gives readers a comprehensive understanding of modern-day physical security best practices. Employing both theory-based and real-world approaches, it examines general business principles as they relate to security. The book goes beyond the concepts of the three G's (guns, gates and guards) and instead explains the importance of physical security to accomplish the overall mission of the organization. The book enables security managers to develop a program that utilizes all security personnel's talents, emphasizing that the security team must work synergistically with all facets of the organization for the ultimate in protection and success"-- Provided by publisher Creating a sound security plan involves understanding not only security requirements but also the dynamics of the marketplace, employee issues, and management goals. Emphasizing the marriage of technology and physical hardware, this volume covers intrusion detection, access control, and video surveillance systems-including networked video. It addresses the reasoning behind installations, how to work with contractors, and how to develop a central station for monitoring. It also discusses government regulations Case examples demonstrate the alignment of security program management techniques with not only the core physical security elements and technologies but also operational security practices. "From the Physical Security stand point; we are the gate keepers. We are the protectors of the organization from all threats; regardless if they are malicious, internal or environmental. We need to be ever vigilant and confident that the work we are doing will be regarded as a necessary operational function for the overall security and the protection of the asset; to include - employees, information and property. Protection of these three things is the cornerstone of our profession"-- Provided by publisher