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HLS-CAM
The National Domestic Preparedness Coalition’s Homeland Security Comprehensive Assessment Model (HLS-CAM) was designed to serve as a living document to be used by those organizations with protecting citizens, facilities and infrastructure from terrorism and hostile activity.
CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) is a proactive crime prevention strategy utilized by planners, architects, police services, security professionals and everyday users of space. The concept utilizes the proper design and effective use of the built environment and can lead to a reduction in the incidence and fear of crime and improvement in the quality of life.
CPTED is based on three concepts:
- Natural Surveillance: Strategy directed at keeping intruders under observation such as public areas.
- Natural Access: Deny access to a crime target and create a perception of risk in offenders.
- Territorial Reinforcement: Sense of ownership in a designated area where physical design can create a sphere of influence.
Daniel R. Finger, LLC Physical Security Consulting Services
Physical Security and Site Surveys
- Review CCTV, radio system, alarms, keys/locks, parking areas, infant tagging, access control, traffic flow
- Analyze crime statistics for area and perceived crime concerns by interviewing employees and leadership
- Provide site risk/ security assessment to identify obvious or potential security issues and provide client with best practice recommendations
- Identify ‘sensitive’ areas or high-risk areas and make appropriate recommendations
- Procure ‘focus’ or targeted survey on high-risk areas
- Provide analysis for hospitals, nursing homes, office buildings, clinics, housing communities, apartments and public infrastructure
- Integrate HLS-CAM and CPTED concepts into site review
- Infrastructure analysis to determine vulnerabilities to assets and duplication of critical functions such as power (gas electrical) water, sewer, communications to maintain normal business functions
Management Plan
- Evaluate current security management plan in response to actual or perception of criminal activity or other security emergencies
- Contract security specifications/ evaluations and transition advice
- Determine effectiveness of current security management program for compliance with regulatory or administrative agencies
- Review emergency procedure and response plans
- Review training programs for both security and non security personnel
- Analyze ‘best practice’ staffing standards
- Violence in the workplace
Project Management
- Research, design, recommend purchase, and oversee installation of security-related equipment
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