2. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY.pptx

2. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY.pptx

1. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY Presented by: PLTCOL JOEL S. MONSANTO (Ret)

2. Risk Assessment A Security plan begin with a realistic assessment of the property and the surrounding.

3. Forgoing Public-Private Partnership A linking up or connecting of the parts of a whole in order to bring about proper coordination.

4. Tasks Differentiator Each assume a different but complementary responsibilities.

5. Crime & Loss Prevention The future of crime prevention is VISIBILITY.

6. Developing Synergy People will always try to find ways to breach or infringe security procedures in place.

7. The Future of Law Enforcement & Corporate Security is…

8. Demonstrate….. Prevention?

9. Prevention & Counter measures in Physical Form Environmental (Urban) Design Approach in preventing crime in residential and commercial areas by limiting criminal opportunity through the use of physical barriers. Recognizing the benefits of the Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)- defensible space principle. Application of Architectural Security concepts Environmental Security Urban planning and design process that integrates crime prevention with neighborhood design and urban development. Improve the opportunities for apprehension, by: - increasing the preparation time needed by the criminals - increasing the speed of detection by enhanced lightning and landscaping - decreasing the crime reporting time as there is a better over-all observation by more people

10. Prevention & Counter measures in Physical Form Crime Analysis It is the systematic approach to studying crime problems, by collection, categorization and dissemination of accurate, timely, and useful information to the community and workplace environment. Crimes happen when four things come together: Law Offender Victim/ Target Place Environment

11. The Politics of Protection Often the greatest threat to a company is not the external foe, but the destructive force from within.

12. Crisis….. Common Causes Crisis management must not be viewed as a substitute for failed strategy instead it is a very important aspect of strategy.

13. Fusion of Security and Safety

14. Security as a …..

15. Security as a Profession