Risk Assessment and Patrols Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of conducting a security risk assessment?
Answer: To identify threats, assess vulnerabilities, and develop strategies to mitigate risks
A risk assessment identifies threats, evaluates vulnerabilities, and determines mitigation strategies.
During patrol, a security agent discovers an unlocked door that should be secure. What should they do?
Answer: Investigate for signs of intrusion, secure the door, document the finding, and report it
An unlocked door requires investigation, securing, documentation, and reporting.
What is the recommended patrol pattern for maximising security coverage?
Answer: Varied routes and timing to create unpredictability while covering all areas
Varying routes and timing makes patrols less predictable and more effective as a deterrent.
What does the risk assessment matrix typically measure?
Answer: The likelihood of a risk occurring and the severity of its impact
A risk matrix evaluates risks on likelihood of occurrence and severity of impact.
A security agent on patrol notices a CCTV camera not functioning. What is the correct procedure?
Answer: Report the malfunction immediately and increase physical patrol coverage of the affected area
Equipment malfunctions must be reported immediately with compensating measures implemented.
What should a security agent assess when conducting a vehicle patrol of a car park?
Answer: Vehicle security, suspicious persons, lighting conditions, and access point integrity
Car park patrols should cover vehicle security, suspicious activity, environmental conditions, and access point integrity.