-LO-1 Examine the origins, development, and role of security. Analyze career opportunities in loss prevention. Chapters 1 – 3
-LO-2 Appraise security education, training, certification, and regulation Relate how homeland security has changed the emphasis on security in the United States. Chapters 4 & 5
-LO-3 Illustrate security and the law; and examine risk analysis, security surveys, and insurance.
Chapters 6 & 7
- LO-4 Evaluate interior and exterior security concerns, demonstrate outer defenses: building and perimeter protection, and appraise inner defenses: intrusion and access control. Chapters 8-10
- LO-5 Differentiate between contingency planning, fire protection, emergency response, and safety; and illustrate examples of internal theft controls and personnel issues. Chapters 11 & 12
- LO-6 Identify and analyze transportation security issues and regulations; relate and evaluate violence and drug use in the workplace; and examine the fundamentals of retail security. Chapters 13 – 15
- LO-7 Relate a global terrorism perspective and describe computer technology and information security issues. Chapters 16 & 17
- LO-8 Predict 21 st security threats and the future of security. Chapters 18 & 19
References
Main Book
Fischer, R., Halibozek, E., & Walters, D. (2013). Introduction to security (9th ed.). Waltham, MA: Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann.
Other books
- Security and Supervision Management by IFPO, Davies and Minion (2008)
- Contemporary Security Management by John Fay (2010)
- Effective Security Management by Charles Sennewald (2011)
- Introduction to Security, 9th ed by Robert Fischer, ISBN:9780123850577