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ASIS - PHYSICAL SECURITY PROFESSIONAL (PSP)® EXAM PREPARATION PROGRAMMES

The Physical Security Professional (PSP)® credential is globally recognised as providing demonstrable proof of knowledge and experience in threat exam and risk analysis; integrated physical security systems; and the appropriate identification, implementation, and ongoing evaluation of security measures. Those who earn the PSP are ASIS board-certified in physical security.



Killexams QAs cover the following PSP contents;
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- Develop a physical security exam plan.
- Key area or critical asset identification
- Risk exam models and considerations
- inside-outward
- outside-inward
- site-specific risk exam
- functional approach

- Qualitative and quantitative exam methods
- Types of resources & guidelines needed for the exam
- stakeholders
- budget
- equipment
- policies
- standards

- Identify assets to determine their value, critically, and loss impact.
- Definitions and terminology related to:
- assets
- value
- loss impact
- criticality
- The nature and types of assets
- tangible
- intangible
- How to determine value for various types of assets and business operations

- Assess the nature of the threats and hazards so that the risk can be determined.
- The nature, types, severity, and likelihood of threats and hazards
- natural disasters
- cyber
- criminal events
- terrorism
- socio-political
- cultural

- Operating environment
- geography
- socioeconomic environment
- criminal activity
- existing security countermeasures
- security risk level

- Potential impact of external organizations on facility's security program
- competitors
- organizations in immediate proximity
- Other internal and external factors and their impact on the facility's
- legal
- loss of reputation
- economic
- supply chain

- Conduct an exam to identify and quantify vulnerabilities of the organization.
- Relevant data and methods for collection
- security survey
- interviews
- incident reports
- crime statistics
- personnel issues
- issues experienced by other similar organizations

- Effectiveness of current security technologies/equipment, personnel, and procedures
- Interpretation of building plans, drawings, and schematics
- Applicable standards/regulations/codes and where to find them
- Environmental factors and conditions that impact physical security
- facility location
- architectural barriers
- lighting, entrances

- Perform a risk analysis to develop countermeasures.
- Risk analysis strategies and methods
- Risk management principles
- Analysis and interpretation of collected data
- Threat/hazard and vulnerability identification
- Loss event profile analyses (e.g., consequences)
- Appropriate countermeasures related to specific risks

- Cost benefit analysis
- return on investment (ROI)
- total cost of ownership
- Legal and regulatory considerations related to various countermeasures/security applications
- video surveillance
- privacy issues
- personally identifiable information
- life safety

- Establish security program performance requirements.
- Design constraints
- regulations
- budget
- materials
- system compatibility
- Incorporation of risk analysis results in design

- Relevant security terminology
- punch list
- field test
- Relevant security concepts
- CPTED
- defense-in-depth
- the 4 Ds- deter
- detect
- delay
- deny

- Applicable codes, standards, and guidelines
- Operational requirements
- policies
- procedures
- staffing
- Functional requirements
- system capabilities
- features
- fault tolerance
- Performance requirements
- technical capability
- systems design capacities
- Success metrics

- Determine appropriate physical security countermeasures.
- Structural security measures
- barriers
- lighting
- locks
- blast mitigation
- ballistic protection
- Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED)

- Electronic security systems
- access control
- video surveillance
- intrusion detection
- Security staffing
- officers
- technicians
- management
- administration

- Personnel, package, and vehicle screening
- Emergency notification systems
- mass notifications
- public address
- two-way intercom
- Principles of data storage and management
- cloud
- on-premise
- redundancy
- retention
- user permissions
- personally identifiable information
- regulatory requirements

- Principles of network infrastructure and physical network security
- token ring
- LAN/WAN
- VPN
- DHCP vs. static
- TCP/IP
- Security audio communications
- radio
- telephone
- intercom
- IP audio

- Systems monitoring and display
- control centers/consoles
- central monitoring station
- Primary and backup power sources
- grid
- battery
- UPS
- generators
- alternative/renewable
- Signal and data transmission methods
- copper
- fiber
- wireless
- Visitor and vendor management policies

- Design physical security systems and project documentation.
- Design phases
- pre-design
- schematic development
- construction
- documentation
- Design elements
- calculations
- drawings
- specifications
- review
- technical data

- Construction specification standards
- Constructions Specifications Institute
- Owners equipment standards
- AmericanInstitute of Architects (AIA) MasterSpec
- Systems integration
- Project management concepts
- Scheduling
- Gantt charts
- PERT charts
- milestones
- objectives
- Cost estimation and cost-benefit analysis of design options
- value engineering

- Outline criteria for pre-bid meeting.
- Bid process
- site visits
- RFI
- substitution requests
- pre-bid meeting
- Bid package types
- RFP
- RFQ
- IFB
- sole source

- Bid package components
project timelines
costs
personnel
documentation
scope of work
- Criteria for evaluation of bids
- cost
- experience
- scheduling
- certification
- resources
- Technical compliance criteria
- Ethics in contracting

- Develop procurement plan for goods and services.
- Vendor evaluation and selection
- interviews
- due diligence
- reference checks
- Project management functions and processes
- Procurement process

- Manage implementation of goods and services.
- Installation and inspection techniques
- Systems integration
- Commissioning
- Installation problem resolution
- punch lists
- Systems configuration management
- as-built drawings
- Final acceptance testing criteria
- system acceptance testing
- factory acceptance testing
- End-user training requirements

- Develop requirements for personnel involved in support of the security program.
- Roles, responsibilities, and limitations of security personnel
- proprietary [in-house]
- contract security staff
- Human resource management
- establishing KPIs
- performance review
- improvement processes
- recruiting
- onboarding
- progressive discipline
- Security personnel professional development
- training
- certification
- General, post, and special orders
- Security personnel uniforms and equipment
- Security awareness training and education for non-security personnel

- Monitor and evaluate program throughout the system life cycle.
- Maintenance of systems and hardware
- preventative
- corrective
- upgrades
- calibration
- service agreements
- Warranty types
- manufacturer
- installation
- replacement parts
- extended
- Ongoing system training
- system upgrades
- manufacturers certification
- System evaluation and replacement process