10 Steps to Creating A Campus Security Master Plan
Physical security design can create a field of influence, so campus associates and/or students develop a sense of ownership that potential offenders and/or predators will perceive as territorial. The overall physical security program must present sufficient obstacles to deter, detect and/or delay perpetrators at all levels.
It is important, however, to differentiate between deterrence and elimination. No security measures or products, regardless of how involved or sophisticated they may be, can ensure protection against every possible threat. The sole intent of any security program is to discourage a criminal or group of criminals from perpetrating an incident or crime.
