Many times, the only security implemented is the installation of security cameras, burglar alarms or access control devices. These devices can assist in protecting physical property but this is not the most valuable asset needing protection. The most valuable asset is human capital followed closely by the reputation of your company, facility and community.  Protection is necessary both on the outside from the public and inside from your employees.  Essential to your reputation is how comfortable your business customers and employees feel when they are on your property. The mere appearance of security officers and devices give an initial impression of the safety and security on your premise. The quality of performance of these devices and individuals are the true test of the soundness of your security.  As a business person, nothing less than professional performance should be an acceptable standard.

To be comprehensive, your security program must consist of interdependent parts with the ultimate goal of supporting the overall program objectives. Inanimate objects such as security cameras, fences, gates, and access devices cannot be effective without human intervention to guide expectations. Written policies and procedures are a vital element in the equation. Policies express corporate expectations while procedures provide the conduit for policy implementation. In the unfortunate event of civil litigation of loss for injury on the property, the policies and procedures are critical to successful defense strategies.

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