Security Guard Operations Flashcards
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What is 'deterrence' in the context of security services?
Answer: Making potential threats think twice by displaying a visible security presence
Deterrence works by making the presence of security visible so potential criminals decide the risk of being caught is too high to proceed.
When writing an incident report, what is most important?
Answer: Recording facts accurately, objectively, and completely
Incident reports must be factual, objective, and complete because they may be used in legal proceedings and must accurately represent what occurred.
What is 'patrolling' in security operations?
Answer: Regularly moving through an assigned area to detect and deter security threats
Patrolling involves regularly moving through an assigned area on foot or by vehicle to detect threats, deter crime, and respond to incidents.
What does 'chain of custody' mean in security?
Answer: The documented, unbroken trail of possession of evidence from collection to court
Chain of custody is the documented and unbroken record of who possessed evidence at each point, ensuring it has not been tampered with.
What is a 'security breach'?
Answer: An unauthorized access to or compromise of a secured area or system
A security breach occurs when an unauthorized person or entity gains access to a secured area, system, or information.
What is 'situational awareness' in security?
Answer: Continuously observing and understanding your environment to anticipate threats
Situational awareness means actively observing your environment, understanding current conditions, and anticipating potential threats or changes.