Industrial security

5. – A signaling device used to alert personnel to security breaches or emergencies.
6. – A system or method used to regulate who can enter or exit specific areas within a facility.
7. – Closed-Circuit Television system used for surveillance and monitoring of premises.
9. – A formal statement of principles and rules to guide security practices within an organization.
10. – A weakness in security systems that can be exploited by threats or unauthorized individuals.
13. – Refers to tangible security measures like locks, fences, and barriers.
16. – A trained personnel responsible for protecting property, assets, and people from harm or theft.
17. – A designated safe route used during fire or other emergencies.
18. – The deliberate destruction, damage, or obstruction of work, materials, or processes to weaken security or productivity.
19. – A systematic process of identifying, evaluating, and prioritizing potential hazards or threats.

1. – Continuous observation of activities to detect and prevent security breaches.
2. – A detailed set of procedures to ensure safety and business continuity during emergencies.
3. – The act of stealing small quantities of goods or materials over time, often by employees.
4. – Safeguarding an organization’s physical and intangible resources against theft or loss.
8. – Training and education programs that inform personnel about proper security practices.
11. – Unauthorized entry into a protected area or system.
12. – Ensuring that sensitive information is only accessible to authorized individuals.
13. – A defined step-by-step process for completing security-related tasks properly and safely.
14. – A centralized area where monitoring, communication, and response systems are managed.
15. – Any indication or potential cause that can harm or disrupt security and safety.