Keeping Religious Institutions Secure
Autor Jennie-Leigh McLamben Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 apr 2015
The text illustrates why all places of worship should think about security and the types of breaches that can drive people away. The book focuses on the most frequent security concerns experienced by houses of worship, including embezzlement, vandalism, assault, hate crime, and in rare cases, an active shooter—and how to help prevent them from occurring.
Beginning with an overview of the basic security concepts and principles that can enhance the security of any religious facility, it then delves deeply into the particular security concerns of houses of worship, including the use of volunteers, protecting religious leaders, ensuring safety for children and teens, interacting with local law enforcement, handling the media, and much more.
- Covers security best practices that are adaptable to any type of religious institution.
- Addresses the key security measures—physical, electronic, environmental, and procedural—for protecting people and facilities.
- Includes guidance on identifying threats and vulnerabilities and instituting countermeasures for deterring crime and violence.
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Specificații
ISBN-10: 012801346X
Pagini: 210
Dimensiuni: 191 x 235 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
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"With religious institutions under increasing threat by terrorists and active shooters, this volume provides highly useful information on security principles and best practices for protecting such soft targets against such threats." --Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International
" The book goes through basic security principles; and evaluating risk; and how to choose physical, and electronic, security counter-measures." --Professional Security Magazine Online
Notă biografică
She began her security career in the Private Security Services Section of Virginia's Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) where she performed a variety of functions including evaluating sources for alternative training credit, conducting compliance agent training, and helping develop new regulations as well as internal policies and procedures for regulating private security personnel. As the compliance and training administrator for a private security company, she managed training and licensing of over 1500 individuals across multiple jurisdictions and contract requirements, designed and updated curriculum and tests, and developed training plans in support of business proposals. She is an instructor and curriculum developer for both online and onsite courses in various security topics including access control, patrol, confrontation management, and others.
In addition to her ASIS certifications, she has an MS in Security Management and is finishing an MBA with concentrations in Cybersecurity and Information Security Management.