The primary goal of physical security is to safeguard facilities, assets, and personnel from unauthorized access, theft, or damage through physical barriers and security measures.

Surveillance systems, including cameras and alarms, monitor and record activities, helping to detect and deter security breaches and providing valuable evidence during investigations.

Access control systems manage who can enter specific areas of a facility, ensuring that only authorized personnel are allowed to access sensitive or restricted areas.

Physical barriers, such as fences, gates, and walls, act as deterrents and obstacles to unauthorized access, protecting the facility and its contents from external threats.

Adequate lighting enhances visibility, discourages criminal activities, and enables security personnel to detect and respond to threats more effectively.

Security personnel monitor activities, enforce policies, and respond to emergencies, playing a critical role in protecting the facility and ensuring safety.

Regular security audits assess the effectiveness of physical security measures, identify vulnerabilities, and ensure compliance with security policies and regulations.

Perimeter security, such as fencing and gates, helps control access to the facility, preventing unauthorized entry and protecting the site from external threats.

A security risk assessment identifies vulnerabilities, evaluates threats, and helps develop strategies to protect assets and ensure the safety of personnel and property.