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Perimeter
The first line of defense, and the space outside of the building
What makes up a building’s perimeter?
Walls, windows, doors, the path of least resistance, skylights, etc.
Surveillance
The ability to observe criminal activity either within or outside of a facility or space
Issues regarding CCTV systems
Could have blind spots, maintenance could be a problem, costs could be an issue, and could also affect employee morale
CPTED
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Old Vs New Construction
An older building costs more to account for wiring that was not included within the original build. Whereas with newer construction, it is much less expensive and you can figure the wiring around its design
The primary goals of applying physical security measures to a facility
They are protection against intrusion, theft, vandalism, sabotage, fire, and accidents + disasters
Goal 1
Deny access
Goal 2
Delay entry
An example of a structural barrier
A gate used for vehicles and pedestrians alike
Parking
The main point of access, and proximity to the main structure that you are trying to protect
Incandescent
Fluorescent
Sodium Vapor
LED
Alarm System
Meant to warn you that there are intruders in the area (and as a result are often automated)
Surveillance System
Meant to observe for any potential intruders, and helps to determine if the alarm should be sounded
Intrusion Alarm System
Fire Alarm System
Special-Use Alarm System
Sensors
Circuits
Enunciators
Central Alarm System
Proprietary alarm system
Localized alarm system
Auxiliary alarm system
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