We came across this social media post recently and it got us thinking, "how do you stop the lock picking in the first place, and once picked, what happens next?"
In our security consulting and engineering practice, the solution isn't about any one specific physical or electronic technology system being deployed to solve a problem, it's about the layering of systems to create a safe and secure environment based on a thorough risk and vulnerability assessment of the facility.
So, in this video, while it would be nice to stop the lock picking, we also want to consider what happens before the break-in and then what happens once the door opens:
Our list of additional questions, and suitable technologies, devices, and building design and construction options to solve this problem could go on and on. Contact Theseus Professional Services for security consultation and engineering assistance.
Fortunately, we have released a considerations guide that will help security professionals perform their own in-house security risk assessment.
What's Inside?
This guide is intended to assist you with performing an in-house physical security risk assessment. In many cases, assistance from a third-party expert, like Theseus Professional Services, is required.
Identification of missing or inadequate physical security measures that safeguard assets (people, property, and information) and critical business functions is of paramount importance. The findings of a security risk assessment are used to measure and communicate the level of risk to the organization.