And other security hazards

What

is pilferage?

Act of stealing small items of little value

Why

does it become a security

hazard?
These little items when accumulated

become a great loss to a business

CASUAL PILFERERS

One who steals due to

his inability to resist the
unexpected opportunity
Has no plan or
premeditation and
usually alone on the job
a loner on the job.
Temptation to pick up
article due to poor
security measure

SYSTEMATIC PILFERERS

Steals with
preconceived plans

Takes away any or all

type of items or
supplies for economic
gain

Can be employees or
outsiders of the
establishment

 Location
Access

of items

to items

Removal

of items

Disposal

of items

 spot

check

Aggressive

security education and

indoctrination programs

All

employees must be encouraged

to report any loss to security

Control

of tools equipment and sets

 Guard

and electronic surveillance on all

exits
Package and material control system
Parking area outside perimeter fence of
establishment
Careful screening and background checks
Investigation of all loses quickly and
efficiently
Check areas & buildings for possible
concealment of stolen properties

 Install

mechanical, electrical,
electronic detection and alarm
system where needed and applicable
establish an effective lock and key
control system
Use appropriate perimeter fencing
and lighting for parking facilities and
areas fir vehicles and persons

 Store

bulk quantities of items in

enclosed security areas and distribute
them to using section in limited
quantities
Establish accurate inventory and
accounting methods for procurement,
use and disposal
Establish close liaison with
governmental law enforcement and
intelligence agencies

 What

is sabotage?

Is the deliberate destruction or the

deliberate damaging or destroying of

property or equipment

 Most

dangerous foe that security will

have to deal with
Ordinary looking but in his/her mind,
he has the training in deception,
knowledgeable incendiaries,
explosives, chemistry, bacteriology,
mechanics and psychology.
He can work alone or in groups
simultaneously in several places

 Armed forces installation

Natural resources mines,

forest,

farms and farm products

Industries like the buildings, power
sources, machinery, fuel, etc.
Warehouse depots, communications,
public utilities etc.

 Efficient, alert and trained guard force

Physical security aids like barriers,

personnel and vehicular control,

intrusion devices, communication
systems, and electric aids
Proper screening of personnel
Identification and movement control
system
Searches on incoming vehicles

 Safeguarding

classified information
Designation of restricted areas
Investigation of security breaches
Security education and indoctrination
Good housekeeping methods
Effective and compatible emergency
planning
Regular audit
Continuing background check

 What

is espionage?

the practice of spying or using spies to

obtain information about the plans and

activities especially of a foreign
government or a competing company
Why

is espionage a hazard?

May cause unauthorized disclosure of

company information, processes and

procedure

 He

is very dangerous adversary and

his skills in deception and his cunning
should never be underestimated

Usually

a Person of extensive training

and will be highly effective in gaining
the confidence of people and of
extracting information of value to be
relayed to his employer or handler

 Even

how well-trained an espionage

agent could be, he is human like the
saboteur and he can be defeated in
his own game if proper methods and
techniques are undertaken

 Stealing
Stealing

information from employees

information from records or
other sources
Using various methods or reproducing
documents, products, equipments or
working models
Using front as commercial concern,
travel agencies, associations, business
groups and other organization to
obtain confidential info or data

 Using

various form of threats to

obtain information
Using blackmail techniques by
exposing intimate and personal
details concerning an individual or
organization
Picking or securing information in
social and other gatherings
Penetration and operational tactics

 Careful

and complete preemployment measures designed to

control threats of industrial
espionage
Continuing personnel check on
employees and particularly
personnel check on sensitive
positions even already employed.

 Prevention

of un authorized to the
plant or industrial installation
Restricting of movement of
personnel in the premises of the
plant
Controlled disposal of waste papers
including carbons in classified work
Only properly cleared personnel
should handle classified document

 Disrupts

normal operation within a

certain organization or institution

 It

can be local or national in nature and

their mission is to undermine the
authority weaken the organization, and
eventually take over. This can be in
business or any activity
Can be in the form of rumor mongering,
propaganda, undermining morale, and
injecting defeatist attitude, and other
emotional approaches.
It is n activity not easy to detect

 The

spreading of rumors, written

materials, slogans or any other devices
to confuse the work population and
discredit the government should be
immediately reported.
Labor and other company unions can be
infiltrated so that strikes and slow
downs can be called to disrupt the
normal operation of a plant or
installation

 Security

force should be alerted for

person trying to recruit others in
organizing movements for peace, anticolonials, anti-trade and anti-imperialism
Employees or outside personnel seeking
memberships in paper organizations
should report this activity to security
Other methods of subversion like united
fronts, mob action, terrorism and
sabotage will be done to gain the
subversive ends

Thank you for listening!