WEEK 8 DISCUSSION
ANSWER ANY TWO OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BELOW:
1: How do the security principles of prevention, deterrence,
detection, delay, response, and recovery work together in
establishing physical security?
2: Why is it important to protect the organization's utility
services (power, water, gas, etc.) and environmental controls
(HVAC)? Name one technique for improving security in this
area.
3: How and why does the construction of a security facility make a
difference in its security? Explain techniques for building a more
secure facility.
1. Security Principle of deterrence: Increases the effectiveness of all measures related with the security.
Security Principle of delay: The time between the detection of attack and the time taken by the attacker to reach attacked is maximized.
Security Principle of detect: To analyse the loss of information after attack.
Security Principle of response: To determine the range of external response that is required and to check that the measures are ready to initiate the response.
Security Principle of recovery: When the attack has happened to recover from loss.
Security Principle of prevention: To be already aware that this attack can happen and use precautionary measures to avoid that.
Now all these principles work together to establish physical security. It starts with the preventing the threat to a level that it should not happen or nonetheless it affects you at a very minor level that can be attained by deterrence and to measure what loss has occurred detection is done and security tries to follow the delay principle and response of the one who is attacked is collected. The recovery principle confirms to recover the one who is attacked by bringing him back to good condition.
3. Making a security facility that can handle all the issues related to security issues and works only for the security purposes. This will increase the efficiency in controlling the security. There will be more amount of workers trained in for security like shooting guns and hand to hand combat. Installing CCTV cameras at every part of the company will also help in regulating the security. Checking each and every individual who enters into the building. Raising awareness among the security staff and even making the employees more aware about the security related issues.
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