Perimeter Security 1st Edition by Michael Arata 0071460284 9780071460286
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ISBN 10: 0071460284
ISBN 13: 9780071460286
Author: Michael Arata
Perimeter Security has taken on a new level of importance since 9/11. Whether insuring the safety of government buildings, hospitals, residences, or bio-research labs, the safety of workers and materials can only be ensured by outfitting all points of entry with the appropriate alarm and surveillance equipment. This comprehensive hands-on resource focuses on designing, installing, and maintaining perimeter security for buildings. Audience includes architects, engineers, facility managers, and security consultants Includes checklists, survey forms, and questionnaires Shows how to plan and design fences, gates, and other barriers; design protective lighting; select the right intrusion detection systems; evaluate risk; and secure specific areas
Perimeter Security 1st Table of contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Threat Assessment and Risk Analysis Basics
How to Do a Threat Assessment
Identify the Risks
Analyze the Risk for Probability of Occurrence
Calculating the Cost of a Loss
The Survey Form
The Crime Statistics
Risk Analysis Steps
Choosing the Method to Mitigate the Risk
Planning and Designing
Chapter 3 Perimeter Fence
Types of Perimeter Fences
Chain Link
Wrought Iron
Wood Fences
Concrete Walls
Fence Openings
Barbed Wire
Razor Wire
Fence Design Specifications
Chapter 4 Protective Barriers
Natural Protective Barriers
Man-Made Protective Barriers
Decorative Planters
Bollards
K-Rail
Welded Steel Guard Rails
Vehicle Arrest Systems
Berms and Ditches
Design Considerations for Protective Barriers
Conclusion
Chapter 5 Security Lighting
Foot-Candle Power
Categories of Security Lighting
Types of Lamps (Luminaries)
Types of Security Lighting
Lighting Requirements for Perimeter Protection
Lighting Requirements for CCTV
Electrical Power Sources for Security Lighting
Wiring and Lighting Controls
Maintenance of Lighting Systems
Security Lighting Design Considerations
Conclusion
Chapter 6 Electronic Access Control
Biometric Systems
Hand Geometry
Fingerprint Reader
Iris Scanner
Retina Scan
Voice Recognition
Signature Recognition
Facial Recognition
Error Rates
Combination Systems
Access Control System Cards
Magnetic Strip
Proximity Cards
Smart Cards
Dual Technology Cards
Designing the Access Control System
Types of Access Control System Locks
Request to Exit Device (REX)
Door Contacts
Automatic Door Closer
Access Control System Panels
Sample Design Specifications
Chapter 7 Alarms (Intrusion Detection Systems)
Alarm Categories
Exterior Intrusion Detection Sensors
Interior Intrusion Detection Sensors
Sensor Technology
Switches
Magnetic Switches
Balanced Magnetic Switches
Mechanical Switches
Volumetric Sensors
Ultrasonic Sensors
Infrared
Glass Breaks
Microwave
Vibration Sensors
Fence Vibration Sensors
Fiber Optic
Electric Field
Capacitance
Taut Wire
Photo Electric Beam
Video Motion Detection
Intrusion Detection System Design Specifications
Chapter 8 Parking Lots and Garages
Physical Design Features That Enhance Security
Natural Surveillance
Territorial Reinforcement
Natural Access Control
Target Hardening
Parking Garages
Natural Access Control
Natural Surveillance
Traditional Physical Security
Access Control
Security Officers
Security Survey
Parking Lots
Lighting in Parking Lots
Landscaping in Parking Lots
CCTV in Parking Lots
Emergency Call Boxes
Security Officers
Sample Design Specifications for a Parking Garage
Chapter 9 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)
CCTV System Components
Camera
Coaxial Cable
Fiber Optic Cable
Microwave
MUX
Monitor
Recorders
Wireless Cameras
IP Addressable Cameras
Basic System Design Considerations
Lighting
Chapter 10 Locks and Keys
Types of Locks
Keying Systems
Specifications
Chapter 11 Doors and Windows
Types of Window Frames
Types of Window Glass
Design Considerations for Doors and Windows
Chapter 12 Defense-In-Depth
People and Defense-in-Depth
Physical Security
Implementing the Physical Security
The Perimeter Fence and Natural Barriers
Protective Lighting
Access Control
Intrusion Detection
CCTV
Locks and Keys
Windows and Doors
Blast and Bullet Resistant Protection
Fire Protection
Protected Zones
Chapter 13 Secure Areas in a Building
Design and Construction of the Secure Room
Design and Construction of the Secured (Caged) Area
Emergency Power
Design Considerations for Secure Rooms and Secure Areas
Chapter 14 Security Design
XYZ Pharmaceutical Company
Security Design for the XYZ Pharmaceutical Company
Perimeter Security
Continuous Lighting
Standby Lighting
Movable Lighting
Emergency Lighting
Interior Security
CCTV
Fire Protection
Intrusion Detection
Alarm Annunciation
Sample Design Specifications
Chapter 15 Protection of Utilities (Electric, Phone, Water)
Protecting Fiber Data Lines and T1 lines
Securing the Manhole Covers
Protecting the Electric Utility Vaults
Securing the Electrical Switchgear Room
Securing the Telephone Room/or Closet
Securing the Emergency Backup Power System
Securing the Water Lines and Wells on Site
Chapter 16 Blast Protection
Assessment for Blast Protection
Physical Security Survey
Blast-Hardening
Chapter 17 Fire Protection
Fire Codes
Fire Suppression Systems
Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems
Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems
Gaseous Fire Suppression Systems
Smoke and Fire Detection Systems
Flame Detection
Emergency Backup Power
Deigning Fire Detection and Suppression Systems
Chapter 18 Sound Control
Eavesdropping Devices – The Extent of the Threat
The Devices
Soundproofing a Room
Chapter 19 Shipping and Receiving
Physical Security for Shipping and Receiving
Access Control
Intrusion Detection
CCTV for Shipping and Receiving
Lighting
Securing Shipping and Receiving
Chapter 20 Checklists and Forms
Index
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