Chapter 1

2. Acronym. Agency responsible for administering police-related federal grant programs
4. Chicago's first detective and the "father" of security in the US
6. Acronyn for the agency that administers NISP.
9. The third leg of the security management triad
11. Hypothesis that posits that areas of public life are now in the private domain
12. The protection of persons or individuals
17. Person who introduced the Metropolitan Police Act
18. Tangible objects that protect persons and property
20. Geographical area where able-bodied men were responsible for patrol
22. Hypothesis that suggests that individuals engage in self-protection activities
23. Security services to individuals and organizations for a fee
26. Person that had the first burglar alarm patent.
27. Created in 1952 to address issues related to national security
28. Agency created by the Homeland Security Act of 2002.

1. Early detectives who worked for a fee
3. Foundation of the first public police force
5. First national study of private security in the United States
7. Reports in 1985 and 1990 that examined the nature and extent of the private security industry in the US
8. In-house security
10. System where all able-bodied men were required to serve the crown
13. An ancient sheriff.
14. Organziationally imposed policies and procedures that provide sanctions for violations of rules.
15. Established local responsibility for police & security-related activities
16. Acronym related to information security
19. Theory that explains human motivation and development
21. Combined contract and proprietary security services
24. Created in 1993 to oversee security in the defense industry
25. Acronym. Certification program offered by the American Society for Industrial Security