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1 Deter Detect Delay Assess Respond Copyright © BES

2 System How ? Components Purpose Fences, walls DETER
 Discourage easy access Define boundaries Fences, walls Barriers, gates, locks Physical constraints DETECT Provide early warning of unauthorized entry Intrusion detection sensors DELAY Slow down access to key assets Delay intruder for assessment Fences, barriers Audio/visual alerts Delay devices ASSESS Provide positive confirmation of valid alarm Direct visual CCTV, central control Thermal Camera RESPOND Take appropriate action Communication Guards (local, backup) Sanctuary rooms Police/other Copyright © BES

3 Assess Deter Detect Delay Respond Security Clear Zone Copyright © BES
Thermal CCTV Delay Security Clear Zone Copyright © BES

4 Assess Deter Respond Detect Delay Copyright © BES

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