Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction
The Five Steps

* Step One - Your Model Facility
* Step Two - Gap Analysis
* Step Three - Gap Closure
* Step Four - Strategic Plan
* Step Five - Implementation

Assessment Checklist
Index
Total Handbook Pages (234 pages)

 


 

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Achieving the Goals

“Today’s terrorists can strike at any place and time and with a wide variety of weapons.”

Our critical infrastructures -- ports, power stations and water treatment plants, for example -- are obvious targets, but so are millions of other buildings nationwide where tens of millions of Americans work every day.

There are also countless security threats that we face, both natural and man-made – from hurricanes, floods and earthquakes to theft, workplace violence and serious crime - that need to be addressed.

Vulnerable facilities can include local, state and federal government buildings and private offices, as well as schools, hospitals, places of worship, restaurants, malls, theaters and sports arenas – literally anyplace where Americans gather.

One of the best tools we have to protect these vulnerable facilities is integrated physical security planning. Here is a straightforward and very “do-able” way to address the security threats and the vulnerabilities at the individual facility level by the individuals who know the facilities best, the facility managers.

The challenge is enormous but steadily we will prevail. The more facilities and buildings that implement effective integrated physical security systems, the safer we all become. It is how we can all help build a better and stronger America – one facility at a time.”

John A. Gordon, General
U.S. Air Force (Retired)
Formerly Homeland Security Advisor to the President

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