Zurich Site assessment

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Overview The various assessments presented here will help you identify the risks and target vulnerable assets in each category. Potential threats range from break-ins and thefts to previously overlooked risks of terrorism, espionage and sabotage. Assignment: Answer each question, use a Response letter (A, UA, NA) and add short notes to clarify. Due in Week-7
Site Security Assessment Guide
Risk assessment
# Questions Response Comments
A UA NA (A=Acceptable, UA=Unacceptable, NA=Not applicable)
1 Has your company (previous Company or school) completed a systematic risk assessment for security threats? Is it updated at least annually? Date of last security assessment?
2 Does the risk assessment clearly identify key vulnerable assets and sensitive processes requiring protection? Are the threat levels clearly understood?
3 Does the risk assessment identify the likelihood and severity of consequences with credible threat scenarios?
4 Does a multi-disciplinary team conduct the risk assessment? Does the team have appropriate training to conduct the risk assessment?
5 Is there a plan in place which utilizes an effective strategy for prevention and mitigation
6 Are any neighborhood operations, building tenants and location risk factors present that contribute to an increase in terrorism and other security threats?
Rating (A, B, C, D) with notes below
7 Are there designated people and procedures in place for monitoring the early warnings of increasing threat levels and an escalation of security efforts in response? Alpha = Normal conditions, Bravo = Credible threats issued (alert), Charlie = Reported incidents elsewhere, Delta = Actual incident
Access control Response Comments
A UA NA (A=Acceptable, UA=Unacceptable, NA=Not applicable)
1 Is the access approaching, and entry into, the facility controlled? Are there restricted access points?
2 Is there a documented access control procedure in place? Access control could include:• Photo identification check• Proximity access cards• Strict key control program• Biometrics
3 Are all visitors and contractors screened and required to sign-in/sign-out and produce valid photo identification? Are the logs reviewed regularly
4 Are all visitors and contractors clearly identified and escorted while on the property?
5 Are the visitors and contractors briefed on the site’s safety and security procedures including evacuation, restricted areas, search policies, etc.?
6 Are search procedures for packages and delivery/contractor/visitor vehicles activated in case of heightened security? Search procedures could include:• X-ray scanning• Metal detectors• Physical searches• Surprise security sweeps