Security Risk Assessment

Informationen zum Autor John M. White, a recognized expert in asset protection management, has over 38 years of experience including military, law enforcement, corporate security administration, and professional security consultation. White is Board Certified in Security Management as a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), and he is a Certified Healthcare Protection Administrator (CHPA), the two highest certifications in the security profession. He is also a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, National Association of Chiefs of Police, The International Association for Professional Security Consultants, ASIS International, International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety, and several other professional groups. He has also presented as a security expert at an international security conference. White has been published in the Journal of Healthcare Protection Management, International Association for Healthcare Safety & Security, Rusting Publications, on numerous occasions, and in the association's monthly Directions magazine. He has also been published in the ASIS International's Security Management magazine. Klappentext Security Risk Assessment is the most up-to-date and comprehensive resource available on how to conduct a thorough security assessment for any organization. A good security assessment is a fact-finding process that determines an organization's state of security protection. It exposes vulnerabilities, determines the potential for losses, and devises a plan to address these security concerns. While most security professionals have heard of a security assessment, many do not know how to conduct one, how it's used, or how to evaluate what they have found. Security Risk Assessment offers security professionals step-by-step guidance for conducting a complete risk assessment. It provides a template draw from, giving security professionals the tools needed to conduct an assessment using the most current approaches, theories, and best practices. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1: Introduction to Security Risk Assessments Chapter 2: Pre-Assessment Planning Chapter 3: Defining the Project Scope Chapter 4: Project Management Chapter 5: Information Gathering Chapter 6: Physical Security Assessment Chapter 7: Financial Assessment Chapter 8: Security Department Operations Chapter 9: Security Training Chapter 10: Security Vulnerability Identification Chapter 11: Workplace Violence Risks and Vulnerabilities Chapter 12: Law Enforcement's Role Chapter 13: Security Technology Assessment Chapter 14: Crime or Loss Foreseeability Chapter 15: Crime Prevention Strategies Chapter 16: The Security Assessment Report ...

Autorentext
John M. White, a recognized expert in asset protection management, has over 38 years of experience including military, law enforcement, corporate security administration, and professional security consultation. White is Board Certified in Security Management as a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), and he is a Certified Healthcare Protection Administrator (CHPA), the two highest certifications in the security profession. He is also a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, National Association of Chiefs of Police, The International Association for Professional Security Consultants, ASIS International, International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety, and several other professional groups. He has also presented as a security expert at an international security conference.White has been published in the Journal of Healthcare Protection Management, International Association for Healthcare Safety & Security, Rusting Publications, on numerous occasions, and in the association's monthly Directions magazine. He has also been published in the ASIS International's Security Management magazine.

Klappentext
Security Risk Assessment is the most up-to-date and comprehensive resource available on how to conduct a thorough security assessment for any organization.

A good security assessment is a fact-finding process that determines an organization's state of security protection. It exposes vulnerabilities, determines the potential for losses, and devises a plan to address these security concerns. While most security professionals have heard of a security assessment, many do not know how to conduct one, how it's used, or how to evaluate what they have found.

Security Risk Assessment offers security professionals step-by-step guidance for conducting a complete risk assessment. It provides a template draw from, giving security professionals the tools needed to conduct an assessment using the most current approaches, theories, and best practices.

Zusammenfassung

"White has created an excellent book with material drawn from the well of his experience...clearly a must-read for the inexperienced or nonsecurity professional who is faced with the task of conducting a security assessment." --ASIS Dynamics

"...it was refreshing to see this book covered very little on IT and took a broader view of security risk assessment...Each section is presented in layman's terms, with clear examples and some templates to help with the assessment. Score: 7 out of 10" --BCS.org, January 2015

"...takes you through a security risk assessment, from who will do it, how often it needs doing, and how long it takes...through the planning, the schedule and budget, and that wonderful word 'deliverables', how to gather information on risk, whether from staff surveys or interviews." --Professional Security Magazine Online, 2014

Inhalt

Chapter 1: Introduction to Security Risk Assessments

Chapter 2: Pre-Assessment Planning

Chapter 3: Defining the Project Scope

Chapter 4: Project Management

Chapter 5: Information Gathering

Chapter 6: Physical Security Assessment

Chapter 7: Financial Assessment

Chapter 8: Security Department Operations

Chapter 9: Security Training

Chapter 10: Security Vulnerability Identification

Chapter 11: Workplace Violence Risks and Vulnerabilities

Chapter 12: Law Enforcement's Role

Chapter 13: Security Technology Assessment

Chapter 14: Crime or Loss Foreseeability

Chapter 15: Crime Prevention Strategies

Chapter 16: The Security Assessment Report