FUNDAMENTALS OF SECURITY

MANAGEMENT

Vergel L. Mayo
Subject Instructor
A. SECURITY – the state or quality of being
secured, freedom from fear or danger,
assurance or certainty. To secure is to make
safe or be protected.

- any measures taken to keep an individual or

group from dangers or hazards that may
cause harm, injury, loss of life, and or loss or
damage to property.
B. NECESSITY OF SECURITY
- productivity is adversely affected
- impending economic growth because of
internal & external threat
- business enterprises
C. ROLE OF THE PNP & OTHER LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
- PNP is responsible in the supervision,
control, training & operation of security
agencies in the country
C. HAZARDS
- conditions that may cause damage to
property, injury, or loss of life.

What is the role of security?

C. HAZARDS
- conditions that may cause damage to
property, injury, or loss of life.

What is the role of security?

MODULE 1

DEFINITION OF TERMS

1. INDUSTRY – “earnest of constant application to

work or business”
2. INDUSTRIAL – pertaining to or engaged in industry
3. MANAGEMENT – skilful use of means to
accomplish a purpose
4. INDUSTRIAL SECURITY – security measures
applied to business industries
5. INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT – skilful
handling of the security and safety measures or
business enterprise & industrial establishment
TYPES OF SECURITY
1. PHYSICAL SECURITY – physical measures adopted to prevent
unauthorized access to equipment, facilities, materials, and documents,
and need to safeguard them against espionage, sabotage damage and
theft.
2. COMMUNICATION SECURITY – protection resulting from the application
of various measures that prevent or delay the enemy or unauthorized
persons in gaining information through the communication system. This
includes: a) Transmission security - a component of communications
security that results from all measures designed to protect transmission
from the interception, traffic analysis, and imitative deception. b)
Cryptography security – results from the provisions of technically sound
crypto-systems and their proper use. c) Physical security – providing of
safeguards to equipment & materials from access by unauthorized
persons.