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Workplace Security Playbook
1st Edition
The New Manager's Guide to Security Risk
Description
Workplace Security Playbook: The New Manager’s Guide to Security Risk is a set of comprehensive risk management guidelines for companies that have other business functions coordinating security. When an employee without a security background is charged with the protection of people, facilities, or assets, the Workplace Security Playbook can be his or her go-to resource for security procedures and recommendations.
Business risks are not static: They change and grow as a company changes and grows. New technology, increasing business competition, and social and cultural developments all contribute to new security risks and trends. With this in mind, the Workplace Security Playbook focuses on performance guidelines, rather than prescriptive standards. Using performance guidelines helps assess the individual, changing business and security needs that a manager may face.
The easily implementable recommendations included in this book are categorized by issues. In addition to security performance guidelines, topics include the elements of a facility security program, how to conduct security surveys and validation testing, steps for performing workplace investigations and inspections, and procedures for emergency and special security situations. An entire chapter is dedicated to describing the resources available to a new security manager, and another provides an outline for building a customized reference source of local security information.
The Workplace Security Playbook is a part of Elsevier’s Security Executive Council Risk Management Portfolio, a collection of real world solutions and "how-to" guidelines that equip executives, practitioners, and educators with proven information for successful security and risk management programs.
Key Features
- Chapters are categorized by issues for easy reference, and include the fundamentals of a security program up to high-level procedures
- Guidelines are specifically designed for companies that have other business functions coordinating security
- Emphasizes performance guidelines (rather than standards) that describe the basic levels of performance that will strengthen business operations while accommodating what resources are currently available
Readership
Employees who find themselves tasked with security responsibilities but do not necessarily have a background in security; local facility managers under the direction of a corporate security team; and anyone who is responsible for the safety of people, facilities, or assets
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
What Is a Playbook?
Introduction
Chapter 1. Security Performance Guidelines
1.1 Performance Guidelines vs. Standards
1.2 Three-Step Decision-Making Process
1.3 Performance Guidelines
Chapter 2. Elements of a Facility Security Program
2.1 Employee Awareness
2.2 Security Coordinator
2.3 Security Committee
Chapter 3. Surveys and Validations
3.1 Security Surveys
3.2 Validation Testing
3.3 Types of Validations
Chapter 4. Investigation Guidelines
4.1 Goals of an Investigation
4.2 Reporting to Law Enforcement
4.3 Document All Information
4.4 Legal Rights
4.5 Investigative Records and Evidence
4.6 Investigative Resources
4.7 Voluntary Statements
4.8 Surveillance
4.9 Warrants and Subpoenas
4.10 Polygraphs
Chapter 5. Inspection Guidelines
5.1 General Inspection Guidelines
5.2 Inspections Based on Reasonable Suspicion
5.3 Inspections Based on Generalized Suspicion
5.4 Refusal to Cooperate in an Inspection
Chapter 6. Emergency Procedures
6.1 Types of Emergencies
6.2 Security Concerns
6.3 Managing with a Plan
6.4 Reporting
6.5 Evacuation
6.6 Bomb Threats
6.7 Civil Disturbances and Demonstrations
6.8 Natural Disasters
6.9 Strikes and Labor Disturbances
6.10 Medical Emergencies
Chapter 7. Special Security Situations
7.1 Contractors, Vendors, Temporary Employees, and Interns
7.2 Construction Security
7.3 Vacant Properties
7.4 Special Events
Chapter 8. Security Management Resources
8.1 Training and Education
8.2 Professional Associations
8.3 Trade Publications
8.4 Books
Chapter 9. Implementing Your Security Program
9.1 Coordinators
9.2 Se
Details
- No. of pages:
- 102
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © 2013
About the editor
Bob Hayes
Bob Hayes has more than 25 years of experience developing security programs and providing security services for corporations, including eight years as the CSO at Georgia Pacific and nine years as security operations manager at 3M. His security experience spans the manufacturing, distribution, research and development, and consumer products industries as well as national critical infrastructure organizations.
Additionally, he has more than 10 years of successful law enforcement and training experience in Florida and Michigan. Bob is a recognized innovator in the security field and was named as one of the “25 Most Influential People in the Security Industry” in 2007 by Security magazine. He is a frequent speaker at key industry events. He is a leading expert on security issues and has been quoted by such major media outlets as the Wall Street Journal and Forbes. Bob is currently the managing director of the Security Executive Council.
Affiliations and Expertise
Managing Director, Security Executive Council; former CSO, Georgia-Pacific
Reviews
Workplace Security Playbook: The New Manager’s Guide to Security Risk is a set of comprehensive risk management guidelines for companies that have other business functions coordinating security. When an employee without a security background is charged with the protection of people, facilities, or assets, the Workplace Security Playbook can be his or her go-to resource for security procedures and recommendations.
Business risks are not static: They change and grow as a company changes and grows. New technology, increasing business competition, and social and cultural developments all contribute to new security risks and trends. With this in mind, the Workplace Security Playbook focuses on performance guidelines, rather than prescriptive standards. Using performance guidelines helps assess the individual, changing business and security needs that a manager may face.
The easily implementable recommendations included in this book are categorized by issues. In addition to security performance guidelines, topics include the elements of a facility security program, how to conduct security surveys and validation testing, steps for performing workplace investigations and inspections, and procedures for emergency and special security situations. An entire chapter is dedicated to describing the resources available to a new security manager, and another provides an outline for building a customized reference source of local security information.
The Workplace Security Playbook is a part of Elsevier’s Security Executive Council Risk Management Portfolio, a collection of real world solutions and "how-to" guidelines that equip executives, practitioners, and educators with proven information for successful security and risk management programs.