Physical Asset Protection (PAP) Flashcards
Physical Protection System (PPS)
The integration of people, procedures, equipment, and technology for the protection of assets.
Control of persons, vehicles, and materials through the implementation of security measure in a protected area
Access Control
Anything that has tangible or intangible value to the organization
Asset
Asset with no physical presence including information, intellectual property, credibility and reputation, and brand identtity.
Intangible Asset
Member of the enterprise most accountable for the productivity, performance and overall operation of the asset
Asset Owner
Assets with a physical presence including humans and environmental
Tangible Asset
A person with the personal attributes and competence to conduct an audit
Auditor
A natural or manmade obstacle to the movement/direction of persons, animals, vehicles or materials
Barrier
Result or effect of an action, condition, or decision on achieving objectives and outcomes
Consequence
Recurring process of enhancing a process or program in order to achieve improvements in overall performance consistent with the organization’s management policy.
Continuous Improvement
Strategic and tactical capability, PREAPPROVED BY MANAGEMENT of an organization to plan for and respond to conditions, situations, and events in order to CONTINUE OPERATIONS AT AN ACCEPTABLE PREDEFINED LEVEL.
Continuity
An unstable condition involving an impending abrupt or significant change that requires urgent attention and action to protect life, assets, property, or the environment.
Crisis
A process designed to systematically identify and evaluate an organization’s assets based on the importance of its mission or function, the group of people at risk, or the significance of disruption on the continuity of the organization.
Criticality Analysis
An intentional, unintentional, or natural event that interrupts normal business, functions, operations, or processes whether anticipated or anticipated. CAN BE NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE!
Disruption
Care that a prudent person might be expected to exercise in the examination and evaluation of risks.
Due Diligence