Five Step Process to Assess and Secure Critical Infrastructure From All Hazards Threats The Integrated Physical Security Handbook has become the recognized manual for commercial and government building and facility security managers responsible for developing security plans based on estimated risks and threats -- natural or terrorist. This new and expanded edition provides even more tools to effectively manage change, and incorporates latest techniques and lessons learned. Using an easy to follow five-step process the handbook explains how to conduct crucial risk and threat assessments, the basis for all physical security planning. It also incorporates a methodology to ensure that the core business function of the facility is not adversely impacted, making it a comprehensive integrated physical security program. Using checklists and standard practices, it provides a hands-on, how-to guide that leads you in a user-friendly way through all the steps and processes needed to evaluate, design, and implement an effective integrated physical security plan. The book was produced under the leadership of the Government Training Inc. and written by a team of nationally recognized A&E and security experts. This new edition covers a number of additional areas including convergence of systems, building modeling, emergency procedures, privacy issues, cloud computing, shelters and safe areas, and disaster planning. There is also a comprehensive glossary and access to a dedicated website at www.physicalsecurityhandbook.com that provides purchasers of the book an online library of over 300 pages of additional reference materials. For more details, visit www.GTIBookstore.com