Individual Project help
For Company Alpha, draft a basic security plan that includes the security mission, recruitment procedures, training requirements, personnel deployment process, and physical security needs of the company. Your security plan must include the following points:
- What is the particular location you are providing security for (e.g., transportation facility, retail or commercial establishment, government or private building, education facility, health care service, and so on)?
- Identify the security objectives.
- What is the purpose for a security system?
- What are you protecting?
- How do you plan to protect it (physical security, security officers, cameras, etc.)?
- What are the staffing needs?
- Is this a 24-hour operation or partial daily or weekly coverage?
- Determine the number of human resources necessary for this security operation.
- Determine shifts, hours, regular days off, scheduling, and so forth.
- Define a hiring and selection process.
- How will you develop and locate a pool of candidates, and what is the selection process to hire a qualified candidate?
- Develop a training plan for the new employees
- How many hours of training are necessary, what are the topics in the curriculum, will there be on-the-job training (OJT), who are the mentors, who will conduct training and OJT, and so on?
Company Alpha Security Plan
Every establishment requires security services for different purposes. While some organizations require to protect their physical infrastructure, others require security services for the protection of both physical and software infrastructure (Roman, Lopez & Mambo, 2018). In this case, Company Alpha intends to offer services for a commercial establishment, which will guarantee the necessary attention to both the physical and software infrastructure. Notably, business enterprises may lose significant infrastructure if people accessed the facilities and were in a position to make away with the inventory therein. Additionally, the businesses have information stored on the organizational network, which when lost,