Physical Security Simulation Report

Physical Security Simulation Report

Compose a report on student experience in performing the Physical Security survey. Students will write a 250--500 word report (double-spaced) on experiences in the Physical Security Simulation.

Note: The correct information for the physical security survey is provided at the end of the simulation. The people who were interviewed were aware ahead of time that the survey was to take place and were also aware of the problems of concern to management.

Students should focus on the problems of acquiring good information through a physical security survey. Did the people you interviewed mislead you (either intentionally or unintentionally)? How did you go about obtaining good or correct information?

The purpose of this project is to make students aware of some important issues that arise in a facility security survey.

Grading Rubric for this Assignment:

Quality of content: 100% of points; however, points will be deducted for poor grammar and punctuation.

Note: Point deductions beyond this rubric can be made for work that does not have the minimum word count and/or if the work is not original (meaning written exclusively by the student).

Instructions: Physical Security Simulation

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Hello. These instructions are for the DeVry simulation, Physical Security Survey. You

should read these first in order to get the most out of the interactive experience.

In the simulation, you will:

See example letters that you might encounter as a security professional. Meet with a

management team or security committee.

Explore a facility and take notes of relevant information. Conduct

informal interviews onsite.

Fill out a mock “abridged” physical security survey. Compare it to the

conclusions of your interactive character.

Setup:

You are a junior member of Top Notch Security, a well respected Security Consultancy known

for its thorough Physical Security Surveys. In the past, you have gone out on assignment to

shadow your experienced mentor, Walther P. Kaye. In this simulation, he’ll get you started,

and then accompany you to add his experienced insights while you conduct the survey

yourself.

Navigation:

Once you have been introduced to the client’s security committee members, you and Walther

will have access to all of the rooms at both of the client’s buildings. Each area on the map will

start as blue, indicating that there are more observations to be made in that area. When that

area has been “solved” that portion of the map will change to green. When all areas on the

map have changed to green, the simulation will be complete.

Observations and Interviews:

In each area accessible from the map, there will be objects to observe and people to

interview. It is recommended that you mouse-click on all active objects in order to learn more

about them. To interview a character, initiate a dialogue by mouse-clicking on the character.

The characters in this simulation have been programmed to respond to your actions, and may

be more or less helpful depending on your choices and order of exploration. Some of the

characters are not as honest as others, and may require more than one interview before the

area is solved. If you do not get the desired information from the character initially, try

exploring some of the objects in the room or speaking to other characters, and then come

back to the character for a second try. They may be more reasonable once they see you mean

business.

Abridged Physical Security Survey:

For use with this simulation, we have supplied a greatly shortened Physical Security Survey

form that you can use to take notes as you go through the areas. It may be beneficial to you

to have this form handy while you explore the simulation.

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