Security Science: The Theory and Practice of Security

Concept of Security --
Security Management --
Security Risk Management --
Built Environment --
Physical Security --
Detection Systems --
Integrated Identification Technology --
Knowledge Management --
Business Continuity Management --
The Future of Security. Front Cover
 Security Science: The Theory and Practice of Security
 Copyright
 Dedication
 Contents
 Acknowledgments
 About the Authors
 Foreword
 Preface
 Chapter 1: Concept of Security
 Introduction
 Scientific method in support of security science
 Scientific Method
 Engineering Design Process
 Defining the concept of security
 Security of individuals
 Hierarchy of Human Needs
 Safety versus Security
 Risk-driven Security
 Security of groups
 The Law and Social Contract
 Public Security (Policing)
 Private Security
 Security of nation-state and international systems. National Security and DefenseHomeland Security
 Securitization
 Concept of security matrix
 Security science: context defines concept definition
 Theoretical Definition of Security
 Studies in a Body of Knowledge
 Consolidated Framework of Security Science
 Security science
 Conclusion
 Further Reading
 References
 Chapter 2: Security Management
 Introduction
 Security management issues
 A systems approach
 General Systems Theory
 Benefits of a Systems Approach
 Security management
 Management Functions
 Security Planning
 Strategic security management frameworks
 Risk-based Framework. Quality Assurance FrameworkGovernance Framework
 Strategic Security Management Framework
 Organizational resilience
 Resilience
 Organizational Resilience
 Organizational Resilience Planning
 Building Resilience
 Security management functions
 Security Governance
 Controls
 Security Metrics and Performance Management
 Security Risk Management
 Succession Planning
 Security Training and Education
 Cost-Benefit Analysis
 Budget
 Security management policies and procedures
 Types of Procedures
 Features of a Strong Policy and Procedures
 Security principles
 Security ethics
 Security decay. ConclusionWebsites
 References
 Chapter 3: Security Risk Management
 Introduction
 The concept of risk
 Defining risk
 The concepts of probability to likelihood
 Probability in Risk Assessment
 Importance of consequence
 Source of risk
 Risk management
 An international approach to risk management
 The Context
 Risk Assessment
 Risk Treatment
 Security risk management
 Threat
 What Is Intent?
 What Is Capability?
 What is a Threat Assessment?
 Criticality
 Vulnerability
 Threat, criticality, and vulnerability
 Risk models and modeling
 Gaming risk
 Decision-making in risk. Decision-making and JudgmentHeuristics
 Perception and culture
 Psychometric Risk Perception
 Cultural Theory of Risk
 Gender and Risk
 Trust
 Trust the Information
 Gaining consensus
 Conclusion
 Further Reading
 References
 Chapter 4: Built Environment
 Introduction
 Built environment
 Security and the built environment
 Physical Reinforcement
 Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
 Lighting Effect
 Greener Environments
 Facility management
 Importance of Facility Management
 Purpose of Facilities
 Who is the facility manager?
 Emergence of the Facility Manager.