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Implementation and Operation of Internal Security

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Module Agenda

Doors

Turnstiles and Mantraps

Keys and Locks

Windows

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Doors

Doors should be solid core

Doors should not open out except as required by building codes

Door locks should provide both daytime locks and 24-hour locks

Door hinges should be fixed to the frames with a minimum of three hinges per door and welded to prevent the removal of the hinge pin

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Turnstiles and Mantraps

Turnstiles

Tailgating/Piggybacking

Mantraps

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Keys and Locks

Keyed locks are the most common and acceptable way to secure areas and property

They keep honest people out, but unauthorized people who wish to gain access can often force them, pick locks, or duplicate keys

Locks should, therefore, be used in combination with other controls to provide reliable security

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Lock Components

Body

Strike/strike plate

Key

Cylinder

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Types of Locks

Something you have

Something you know

Something you are

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Something You Have

Keyed/key cards

Badges

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Something You Know

Dial or combination locks

Keypads

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Something You Are

Biometrics

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Types of Attacks

Brute force

Surreptitious attacks

Lock bumping

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Windows

Alarms:

Acoustic sensors

Shock sensors

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Types of Glass

Standard plate glass

Tempered glass

Acrylic materials

Polycarbonate windows

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Other Window Considerations

Shatter-resistant

Impossible to remove from outside

Glass and window protection

Laminate glass

Solar film

Bomb blast film and curtains

Wired glass

Intrusion detection/glass breakage sensors

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