Rothstein Associates Inc.

The ULTIMATE SECURITY SURVEY (2nd Edition)
By James L. Schaub, C.P.P. and Ken D. Biery, Jr., C.P.P.

INCLUDES COMPLETE TEXT ON 3.5-INCH DISK.
DESIGN YOUR OWN SURVEY USING THIS SOURCE MATERIAL.

“This valuable tool for the security manager will assist in tailoring surveys
specifically for
security. The Ultimate Computer Security Survey will allow security managers to
take one of
the most time-consuming and difficult areas of security - vulnerability assessment -
and make
it manageable. The primary characteristic of The Ultimate Computer Security
Survey is
complete flexibility. It takes into account that every facility and location, as well as
the
corporate complexion of every business. is distinctly different, a point often
overlooked by
many of the surveys currently available. This book is broken down into three main
areas:
physical security issues, retail and financial security issues, and computing and
computer
security issues. These three areas are further divided into separate topics, and
again into 35
individual criteria, which are visually distinguishable through the use of icons. The
Ultimate
Computer Security Survey contains more than 2,400 questions, which are all
included on
disk
with the book. This allows the user to tailor a survey applicable to one or many
specific sites.”

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PHYSICAL SECURITY
Fast Acquisition and Tracking System Icons (FATS Icons) Directory
Introduction
Pre-Survey Information
Access Control Systems/Functions
Intrusion Alarm Systems
Key/Critical Areas
Facility Lighting
Facility Clear Zones, Grounds and Signs
Executive Protection
Security Education
Emergency Preparedness/Disaster Recovery
Earthquakes
Severe Freeze Prevention Procedures
Flood Shut Down Procedures
Hurricane Preparation Procedures
Facility Maintenance
Insurance
Information Security/Protection
Building Exteriors
Building Personnel Control
Building Interiors
Physical Perimeters
Perimeter Vehicle Control
Perimeter Personnel Control
Safety Training Program
Hazardous Materials
Fire Prevention and Storage of Flammable and Combustible Liquids
Storage of Hazardous and Flammable Materials
Labeling of Hazardous and Flammable Materials
Industrial Accident Prevention/Safety
Stairways, Open Floor Areas, and Aisleways
Machinery Hazards
Electrical Hazards
Chemical Hazards
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Issues
Human Resources/Pre-Employment Screening
Reporting Security Deficiencies, Intrusions and Thefts
Facility Power Supplies
Lock and Key Control
Office Security
Private Branch Exchange (PBX) and Telephone Security
Voice Mail
Shipping
Receiving
Hazardous Materials Receiving
Warehouse and Storage Facilities Security

RETAIL AND FINANCIAL SECURITY
Physical Security (Retail Establishments)
Accounts Receivable
Purchasing
Inventories
Burglary Prevention
Shoplifting Prevention
Internal Theft Controls
Cash Registers/Procedures
Cash Receipts
Payment By Checks
Customer Checks
Sales Invoices
Credit Cards
Gift Certificates
Refunds
Petty Cash
Safes
Incentive Sales Programs
Commission Sales
Employee Payroll
Store Operations
Incident Reports
Donations

COMPUTER AND COMPUTING AREA SECURITY
Access Control To Computer Areas
Computer Area Alarm Systems
Computer Area Physical Security
Computer Area/Building Layout
Fire Prevention and Suppression
Computer Area Power Supplies
Computer Area Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Issues
Passwords and Computing System Audit Trails
Internal System Security
Authorization Lists
Information Security/Protection
Policies
Reporting Computer System Intrusions and Thefts
Data Communications
Computer Media/System Back-Up Procedures
Media Storage
Computer Area Disaster Recovery Plans
Security Personnel
Human Resources/Pre-Employment Screening
Computing Security Education
Computing Financial Transactions Security
Insurance of Computing Related Assets
Virus Prevention
Quality Assurance
Area Cleaning and Equipment Preventative Maintenance

APPENDIX 1: Hazardous Materials Listing

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS:

“JAMES L. SCHAUB, CPP has been involved in both law enforcement and
corporate
security for over one-third of his life. After earning a BS in criminal justice, he has
been
employed as a police officer, an investigator with a national protection and
investigations
company and an agent in aerospace security. As a security administrator in the
information
security department of the Boeing Company Mr. Schaub was responsible for the
physical
and communications security of a multibillion dollar military program. Currently
director of
security for the Seattle, Center, in Seattle, Washington. Mr. Schaub is responsible
for all
security aspects of this premier cultural and recreational facility. He is the
co-author of The
Ultimate Computer Security Survey, The Ultimate Financial Security Survey, and
The
Ultimate
Telecommunications Security Survey.”

“KEN D. BIERY, JR., CPP has been involved in security management roles within
the
hospitality and retail loss prevention industry for the past decade. Employed as
Corporate
Loss Prevevention Director for two major northwest home center retail chains, Mr.
Biery is
considered an expert in the areas of employee theft, shoplifting prevention and
store auditing
procedures. He has educated security personnel in conflict mediation shrinkage
reduction
techniques, and physical security assessments. Mr. Biery has developed several
videotapes
and has written numerous articles on security training, loss prevention, and
physical security.
He is the co-author of The Ultimate Computer Security Survey and The Ultimate
Financial
Security Survey.”

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1998, 403 pages plus diskette Order #DR332.
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