Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention
By- Lawrence Fennelly, Security Operations, CPO, CSS, CHS lll, IBM, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
The Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention, 5th Edition, is a trusted foundation for security professionals just entering the field and a reference for seasoned professionals. This book provides a comprehensive overview of current approaches to security and crime prevention, tools and technologies to put these approaches into action, and information on a wide range of specific areas within the field of physical security. These include school and campus security, cargo security, access control, the increasingly violent healthcare security environment, and prevention or mitigation of terrorism and natural disasters.
Audience
Certification candidates for ASIS CPP credentials; security professionals; students in Security Management and Criminal Justice programs in traditional and for-profit schools
Hardbound, 632 Pages
Published: January 2012
Imprint: Butterworth Heinemann
ISBN: 978-0-12-385246-5
Reviews
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"Larry Fennelly continues to provide the content that ensures his book will be on the front of any professional security managers practitioners bookshelf. This edition brings the reader the up to date with the materials and subjects needed to solve current security problems. No security practitioners library is complete without this handbook." --Joseph C. Nelson, CPP, Assistant Vice President, State Street Global Security"As usual, Larry Fennelly has written a comprehensive, practical guide--one that belongs on the bookshelf of the serious security practitioner. The book is readable, interesting and up to date in all respects." --John J. Fay, CPP, former Director of the National Crime Prevention Institute"I have been extremely impressed with the evolution of the content as this book moves into its next generation. It is very comprehensive and well written. The new edition now includes real time academic reference material and makes it usable as a university textbook." --Mark H. Beaudry, CPP
Contents
Part One: Approaches to Crime Prevention & Loss Prevention
1. Risk Assessment
2. Threats Definition
3. Designing Security and Working with Architects
4. Designing Crime Risk Management Systems
5. Approaches to Physical Security
6. The Security Survey & The Security Audit
7. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design in the Twenty First Century
8. Environment Crime Control
9. Community Policing/Problem Solving Policing
10. Neighborhood Watch Guidelines for the 21 st Century
11. Situational Crime Prevention and Opportunity Blocking
12. Design and Evaluation
13. Planning, Management, and Evaluation
14. Crime Analysis and Data Collection
15. Standards, Regulations & Guidelines: Compliance and Your Security Program, including global resources.
Part Two: Security Operations, Tools, and Technology
16. Access Control, Access Badges & Biometrics Characteristic
17. Alarms: Intrusion Detection Systems
18. CCTV Surveillance
19. Security Lighting
20. Information Technology Systems Infrastructure
21 Information Security
22. Protective Barriers
23. Physical Barriers
24. Fence Standards
25. The Use of Locks in Physical Crime Prevention
26. Safes, Vaults and Accessories
27. Guard Service in the Twenty-First Century
28. Internal Theft Controls
29. Bombs and Physical Planning
30. Paradigms for School Safety & Security
31. College Campus Security
32. Domestic Violence
33. Propriety Information
34. Identity Theft
35. Retail Security-Employee Theft
36. High-Rise Security
37. Multi-Residential Security
38. Lodging Hospitality Security
39. Computer & Transportation Security
40. The Security Professional, Terrorism, Bio-Terrorism and the Next Level
41. Contingency Planning
42. Emergency Preparedness-Planning& Management
43. Broadband Industry Fraud: A Case Study from a Cable Provider
44. Cargo Security
45. Corporate Policy and Procedures
