Physical Security Theft Audit

Service Details:

Elion technologies team comprises of ex defense personal who carry out Physical Security Theft Audit. During the audit we study the complete building so that it is prevented from any type of theft.Various document and procedure that are followed are also audited.

Physical layout of the organization’s buildings and surrounding perimeters:

• Does the property topography provide security or reduce the means of attack or access?
• Does the landscaping offer locations to hide or means of access to roof tops or other access points?
• How many points of entry are there to the building? Are those entrances monitored?
• Do all persons entering and exiting the building go through a security check point?

Lighting:

• Is there sufficient lighting to allow guards, employees, or others to see places of possible concealment or access?
• Are access points obscured by low light?
• Alarms–including fire, intrusion, tamper, motion
• Are doors, windows, gates, turnstiles monitored for egress and ingress?
• Are means of ingress able to be audited to identify who accessed those areas?
• Is the premises monitored for fire or smoke? Does the system alert the local fire department?
• In the event of a forced entry who does the alarms system notify? Is it monitored by a third party or staff?

Physical barriers–including fences, bollards, tire strips, gates:

• Are fences tall enough to reduce unauthorized access to the property? Is the fence checked regularly by staff for holes, damage or access points
• Are bollards in place to prevent damage to buildings or access points by vehicles?
• Are tire strips installed and able to be used to prevent unauthorized entry to sensitive areas around the property? Parking lots, loading docks, pick up areas
• Are gates secure and operating properly?
• Is entry to the premises protected by gates or is vehicular traffic allowed to move freely on and off the property?
• Access points–including doors, gates, turnstiles, windows, docks, elevators and stairwells
• Are doors and gates in good working order? Do they operate properly and close on their own?

Guards:

• Does the organization’s property utilize a guard staff?
• Do guards verify persons coming on the property are allowed access? How do they verify? ID, Verify with staff members, inspect vehicles, record names and license information?
• Do the guards make rounds on the property to check places of access? Doors, windows, elevators, stairwells, dock or bay doors, secured areas?
• Do guards complete check sheets while on duty to verify they checked as directed?
• Do guards vary their patrol patterns to reduce the chance of their routines being exploited?

CCTV:

• Are the perimeter of the building and the perimeter of the property adequately covered by cameras?
• Are cameras able to switch automatically from daytime to night/low light?
• Are the building entrances and exits monitored by cameras?
• Are stairwells and other access points monitored by cameras?
• Are the cameras monitored 24 hours a day or only reviewed after an incident has taken place?
• Access methods – including locks, proximity cards/swipe cards, code or cipher locks, and other credentialing methods
• Are locks and locking equipment in good repair and operating properly?
• Do past employees still have keys/access cards to the building?

Service Details:

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Service Details:

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