Conducting Effective Security Assessments
Security Expertise Matters
Security Assessment
A preview of what you will learn in this program - see Dan Keller provide an overview of the main features of security assessments.
Full Curriculum (click '+' for specific topics)
Seminar Introduction
The Role of Security Assessments in Crime Prevention
Lock and Door Systems
Doors and Windows
Key Management and Control
Lighting - part 1
Lighting - part 2
Glazing
Wayfinding and Signage
Safes
Bollards and Other Vehicle Barriers
Fences and Exterior Intrusion Sensors
Intrusion Detection Systems
False Alarms
Duress Alarms and Hold-Up Alarms
Electronic Access Control Systems
Using Biometrics in Crime Prevention
Preventing Electronic Access Control Tailgating
Delayed Egress Systems
Video Surveillance Systems
CPTED
Landscaping Guidelines
Chemical / Biological / Radiation (CBR) Safety
Concentric Circles of Protection
Understanding the Risks of Local Crime
Premises Liability and Negligent Security
CAP Index
Conducting Security Surveys - part 1
Conducting Security Surveys - part 2
Procedural Issues for Security Assessments
Top Problems Found With Security Assessments
Conflicts Between Security and Life Safety Codes
Marketing of Recommended Security Standards
Building Security Ordinances
Residences
Schools
Commercial and Retail Businesses
Employee Security Awareness
External Communications Infrastructure
Convenience Stores
Warehouses and Distribution Centers
Loading Docks
Dumpsters
Summary Overview
Youth-Focused Crime Prevention
Prevention of Rape and Sexual Assault
Prevention Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
Commercial/Retail Crime Prevention
Shoplifting
Business Crime Watch
Organized Retail Crime
Commercial Robberies
Flash Mobs
Convenience Stores
Pharmacies
Jewelry Stores
Restaurants
Overnight Lodging
Financial Institutions
Automated Teller Machines
Cargo Theft
Metal Theft
Mini-Storage Facilities
Fleet Watch
Houses of Worship
Workplace Violence
Construction Sites
Professional Home Visitors
Law enforcement agencies and security professionals should transform from reactive to proactive crime prevention resources
Dan Keller
Dan Keller
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