10 | (800) 323-7212 • induscom.com Physical Security Components of physical security controls and systems Perimeter security This is one of the most common physical security examples we see today. Perimeter security is straightforward. It involves creating physical barriers that protect your facility from intruders. This includes fences, gates, barbed wire and security guards. This type of physical security is also your first line of defense to deter intruders from getting into your facility. Environmental elements The layout and landscaping on your property can help control the flow of traffic on the premises and deter unwanted activity. For example, high hedges around the perimeter, motion-activated lighting and maintained walking paths make it easier to spot anyone who looks suspicious lurking around the building exterior. Secure credentials for authorized individuals Requiring every authorized individual to have access credentials is among the top security best practices to implement in your building. There are many types of systems, and each can be used depending on the threat level or importance of an area, including: • Key cards or ID badges • Key fob system • Biometric readers • Keypad locks • Mobile-based credentials These physical security devices ensure that each user can easily access the building when needed. They also give businesses better insight into daily traffic, failed access attempts and potential physical security threats.
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