RISK
MANAGEMENT
LEA 3 INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
CONCEPT
PRESENTED BY KENT ALISON D. PAIRAT
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
IN CRIMNINOLOGY
Definition of Industrial Security:
Protecting industrial assets from criminal threats
Role of Criminology:
Analyzing criminal behavior related to industrial settings
Industrial Security Challenges:
Theft, sabotage, cybercrime, insider threats
INDUSTRIAL RISKS IN THE PHILIPPINES
IMPORTANCE OF RISK MANAGEMENT
Prevents Crime:
Deters criminal activity through preventative measures
Ensures Public Safety:
Protects employees, assets, and the community
Reduces Financial Loss:
Minimizes theft, vandalism, and fraud costs
Maintains Operational Continuity:
Avoids disruptions caused by criminal incidents
Legal and Regulatory Compliance:
Adheres to laws and industrial security standards
RISK MANAGEMENT
FRAMEWORK
IDENTIFY ANALYZE MITIGATE MONITOR REVIEW
Criminal threats Assess the Develop Ongoing Adapt and
to industrial impact and strategies to surveillance and improve risk
security likelihood of risks reduce or control measures management
eliminate risks over time
IDENTIFYING SECURITY RISKS
IN INDUSTRIAL SETTINGS
Criminal Risks:
Theft, vandalism, sabotage
Insider Threats:
Employees or contractors with malicious intent
Cyber Threats:
Hacking, data theft, industrial espionage
Terrorism:
Targeting critical industrial infrastructures
Environmental Crimes:
Illegal dumping, pollution
RISK ASSESSMENT AND
ANALYSIS
CRIMINAL RISK VULNERABILITY CRIME BEHAVIORAL
PROFILING MATRIX ASSESSMENT MAPPING ANALYSIS
Detecting
Identifying Measuring Evaluating Using
abnormal
potential likelihood vs. weak points geographic
employee
criminals and impact of in industrial data to assess
behaviors that
their methods each threat security crime
indicate
hotspots threats
RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES
Physical Security:
Employee Background
Fencing, access control, Checks:
security guards Vetting for criminal records or
Surveillance: suspicious behavior
CCTV, intrusion detection
systems Training and Awareness:
Educating staff on security
Cybersecurity:
protocols and crime
Firewalls, encryption, access
prevention
control protocols
IMPLEMENTATION OF Security Protocols
SECURITY MEASURES 03. Emergency response plans, crisis
management teams
Criminal Justice Integration Regular Audits
01. Partnering with law enforcement
for threat detection 04. Continuous checking of systems
and processes
Technology Use Psychological Deterrents
02. Surveillance cameras, biometric
systems 05. Visible security presence to
discourage crime
MONITORING AND
CONTINUOUS REVIEW
Real-Time Monitoring:
24/7 surveillance and alarms for immediate response
Incident Reporting Systems:
Ensuring proper documentation and analysis
Audit Reviews:
Annual security audits to evaluate effectiveness
Feedback Loops:
Involving employees in reporting suspicious activities
Updating Strategies:
Adapting to new criminal techniques and technologies
RECOMMENDATIONS
Enhance Collaboration with Law Enforcement:
Leverage criminal justice expertise for threat detection
Invest in Technology:
Use advanced surveillance, biometric systems, and cybersecurity tools
Foster a Culture of Security:
Train employees on crime prevention and reporting
Regularly Update Risk Management Plans:
Incorporate lessons learned from incidents and audits
Prepare for Emerging Threats:
Monitor trends in industrial crime, like cyberattacks
CONCLUSION
Risk management is crucial for preventing crime in industrial settings.
Criminology insights provide unique strategies to mitigate risks.
Proactive risk management ensures security and business continuity.
Call to Action:
Adopt comprehensive risk management strategies tailored to industrial crime
threats
THANK
YOU VERY
MUCH!
PRESENTED BY KENT ALISON D. PAIRAT
