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Security & Loss Prevention: An Introduction

Security & Loss Prevention: An Introduction. 5 th Edition Philip Purpura. Part 1. INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION. Chapter 1. The History of Security and Loss Prevention: A Critical Perspective. Chapter 1. WHY CRITICAL THINKING? HOW CAN WE THINK CRITICALLY?

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Security & Loss Prevention: An Introduction

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  1. Security & Loss Prevention: An Introduction 5th Edition Philip Purpura

  2. Part 1 INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION

  3. Chapter 1 The History of Security and Loss Prevention: A Critical Perspective

  4. Chapter 1 • WHY CRITICAL THINKING? • HOW CAN WE THINK CRITICALLY? • WHY THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT THE HISTORY OF SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION? • SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION DEFINED

  5. Chapter 1 • HISTORY • Why Study the History of Security and Loss Prevention? • EARLY CIVILIZATIONS • Ancient Greece • Ancient Rome • The Middle Ages in Europe

  6. Chapter 1 • MORE CONTEMPORARY TIMES • England • Early America • The Growth of Policing • The Growth of Security Companies • Railroads and Labor Unions • The Great Wars

  7. Chapter 1 • The Third Wave • Convergence of IT and Physical Security • Convergence of Enterprise Security • 21st Century/Post-9/11 Security Challenges

  8. Chapter 2 The Business, Careers, and Challenges of Security and Loss Prevention

  9. Chapter 2 • INTRODUCTION • METRICS • Internal Metrics • External Metrics • THE SECURITY INDUSTRY • Contract versus Proprietary Security

  10. Chapter 2 • CAREERS: LOSS PREVENTION SERVICES AND SPECIALISTS • THE LIMITATIONS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR LOSS PREVENTION PRACTITIONERS

  11. Chapter 2 • CHALLENGES OF THE SECURITY INDUSTRY • Cooperation between Public Police and Private Security • Regulation of the Industry • The Need for Training • Ethics • The False Alarm Problem

  12. Part 2 REDUCING THE PROBLEM OF LOSS

  13. Chapter 3 Foundations of Security and Loss Prevention

  14. Chapter 3 • THE SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION PROFESSION • Theoretical Foundations • Security Periodicals • METHODS FOR PROTECTION PROGRAMS • Risk Analysis • Planning

  15. Chapter 3 • STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS • Standards • Regulations • Post-9/11 Standards and Regulations • Standard-Setting Organizations • EVALUATION OF LOSS PREVENTION PROGRAMS • Scientific Method

  16. Chapter 3 • Sources of Research Assistance • PROPRIETARY SECURITY • Basics of Organization: The Vocabulary • Basics of Organization: The Practical Management Tools

  17. Chapter 4 Law

  18. Chapter 4 • INTRODUCTION • JUDICIAL SYSTEMS • State Court Systems • Federal Court System • ORIGINS OF LAW • TORT LAW AND CONTROLS OVER PRIVATE SECURITY

  19. Chapter 4 • LEGAL THEORY OF PREMISES SECURITY CLAIMS • CONTRACT LAW • CIVIL JUSTICE PROCEDURES • ADMINISTRATIVE LAW • Recordkeeping, Reporting, Inspections, and Searches

  20. Chapter 4 • Compliance Auditing • Federal Sentencing Guidelines • Labor Law • CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCEDURE • Arrest Law • Force • Searches • Questioning

  21. Chapter 5 Internal and External Relations

  22. Chapter 5 • INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL RELATIONS • Benefits of Good Relations • INTERNAL RELATIONS • Customer Driven Security and Loss Prevention Programs • Marketing

  23. Chapter 5 • Human Relations on the Job • Management Support • Orientation and Training Programs • Loss Prevention Meetings • Intranet and E-Mail • Involvement Programs

  24. Chapter 5 • EXTERNAL RELATIONS • Law Enforcement • Public Safety Agencies • The Community • The Media • External Loss Prevention Peers

  25. Chapter 5 • SPECIAL PROBLEMS • Prosecution Decisions • Loss Prevention Attire

  26. Chapter 6 Applicant Screening and Employee Socialization

  27. Chapter 6 • INTRODUCTION • EMPLOYMENT LAW • Federal Legislation • U.S. Supreme Court Decisions • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission • EEO, AA, and Quotas

  28. Chapter 6 • Diversity • Sexual Harassment • SCREENING METHODS • Resumes and Applications • Interview • Tests • Background Investigations

  29. Chapter 6 • EMPLOYEE SOCIALIZATION • Loss Prevention Orientation for New Employees • Employee Training • Planning Training • Learning Principles • Wasted Training

  30. Chapter 6 • Examples Set by Superiors • Employee Needs

  31. Chapter 7 Internal Threats and Countermeasures

  32. Chapter 7 • INTRODUCTION • INTERNAL THEFT • How Serious Is The Problem? • Why Do Employees Steal? • How Do Employees Steal? • Possible Indicators of Theft

  33. Chapter 7 • MANAGEMENT COUNTERMEASURES • PHYSICAL SECURITY COUNTERMEASURES • Integration, Open Architecture, and Convergence • Access Controls

  34. Chapter 7 • Locks and Keys • Intrusion Detection Systems • Interior Sensors • Closed-Circuit Television • Security Officers • Safes, Vaults, and File Cabinets

  35. Chapter 8 External Threats and Countermeasures

  36. Chapter 8 • INTRODUCTION • METHODS OF UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY • COUNTERMEASURES • Construction and Environmental Security Design • Perimeter Security

  37. Chapter 8 • Barriers • Protecting Buildings Against Terrorism • Windows • Doors • Intrusion Detection Systems • CCTV • Lighting

  38. Chapter 8 • Parking Lot and Vehicle Controls • Security Officers • Communications and the Control Center • Protective Dogs

  39. Chapter 9 Services and Systems: Methods Toward Wise Purchasing Decisions

  40. Chapter 9 • INTRODUCTION • PITFALLS WHEN PURCHASING SECURITY SERVICES AND SYSTEMS • PURCHASING SECURITY SERVICES • Questions When Considering Contract Security Officers

  41. Chapter 9 • Contract Undercover Investigators • Consultants • Certifications in Security • PURCHASING SECURITY SYSTEMS • Questions When Considering a Security System • System Acquisition • OUTSOURCING

  42. Chapter 10 Investigations

  43. Chapter 10 • INTRODUCTION • TYPES OF INVESTIGATIONS • Proprietary and Contract Investigations • Private and Public Investigations • Overt and Undercover Private Investigations • Important Considerations

  44. Chapter 10 • LAW • EVIDENCE • INTERVIEWING AND INTERROGATION • INFORMATION SOURCES • Legal Restrictions When Collecting Information

  45. Chapter 10 • IDENTITY THEFT • INVESTIGATIVE LEADS • SURVEILLANCE • INFORMATION ACCURACY • REPORT WRITING • TESTIMONY

  46. Chapter 11 Accounting, Accountability, and Auditing

  47. Chapter 11 • INTRODUCTION • ACCOUNTING • ACCOUNTABILITY • Cashier Operations • Purchasing • Inventory

  48. Chapter 11 • AUDITING • Auditors • Internal Control Questionnaire • FRAUD • GOVERNANCE, RISK MANAGEMENT, AND COMPLIANCE

  49. Chapter 12 Risk Management, Business Continuity, and Emergency Management

  50. Chapter 12 • RISK MANAGEMENT • The Role of the Risk Manager • The Risk Management Process • Risk Modeling • Risk Management Tools • Enterprise Risk Management • INSURANCE

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