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Introduction -- 1. Designing security and working with architects, part 1 -- 2. Designing security and working with architects part 2 -- 3. Designing buildings and site layout -- 4. The 10 principles of crime prevention -- 5. International crime prevention -- 6. Crime prevention glossary of terms -- 7. Encompassing effective CPTED solutions in 2020 and beyond: concepts and strategies -- 8. Mental health issues and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design -- 9. Encompassing effective crime prevention solutions in 2020 and beyond: concepts and strategies -- 10. What is crime prevention in 2020? -- 11. What is risk? -- 12. Vulnerability assessment process inputs—establish protection objectives -- 13. Security surveys and auditing -- 14. Unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) usage in the 21st century -- 15. The legalization of marijuana and the security industry -- 16. Active shooter: common-sense thinking, common-sense planning or in other words … thinking outside the box -- 17. Neighborhood Watch guidelines for the 21st century -- 18. Crime analysis -- 19. Environmental crime control -- 20. Alarms intrusion detection systems -- 21. Access control and biometrics -- 22. Security lighting -- 23. Chain-link fence standards -- 24. Bomb threats and the case against immediate evacuation -- 25. The use of locks in physical crime prevention -- 26. Security officers in the 21st century -- 27. Information technology systems infrastructure -- 28. Internal theft controls -- 29. Multiresidential security -- 30. Twenty-one ideas for a safer and more secure school -- 31. Crime and crime prevention -- 32. Domestic violence, take a stand against violence -- 33. Workplace violence: 2020 and beyond -- 34. Glass and windows -- 35. Fire alarm systems -- 36. Safes, vaults, and accessories -- 37. Corporate policy and procedures -- 38. The importance of CPR/AED and first aid training for security officers and SROs -- 39. Identity theft -- 40. Doors and door locks -- 41. Protective barriers and deterrents -- 42. Planning, management, and evaluation -- 43. Proprietary information -- 44. Ten risk factors -- Index.

Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention, Sixth Edition, continues to serve as the preeminent, comprehensive resource for devising practical, modern solutions for securing people and property. The book presents the latest key applications for securing structures with Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), including plan review, report writing, presentation skills, lighting, zoning and behavioral management. Other sections address the latest issues related to active shooter situations, information technology, and international terrorism. Practical examples are provided, exploring applications for limiting retail crime and employing disaster readiness strategies. Edited by seasoned, trusted security practitioner Lawrence Fennelly, the book features contributions by some of the most well-known experts in the field. Readers will find this book to be a trusted resource for physical security professionals, students and certification candidates who must navigate, and make sense of, today's most pressing domestic and international security issues. Covers every important topic in the field, including new coverage of active shooters, terroristic threats, and the latest on wireless security applications, data analysis and visualization, situational crime prevention, and global security standards and compliance issues Provides a comprehensive examination on the content and skills necessary for passing the ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP) exam Features contributions from the leading, most trusted subject-matter experts in the field.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2021. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.