Every requirement a building is assessed on, written at three levels of performance. Take a look inside, then get the full document.
Requirements are grouped by the places and programs you already manage: lobbies, loading docks, garages, the SOC, your people.
Each requirement says what SHIELD 1, 2 and 3 look like, from meeting code to threat-informed design.
Every requirement lists the documents and photos a SAP will look for, so you know what to prepare.
How the site, building envelope and interior spaces are designed to deter, delay and protect.
Standard glazing meeting building code.
Laminated glass or security film tested per ASTM F1233; ground-floor windows hardened.
Ballistic-rated (UL 752) or blast-resistant glazing per ASTM F1642 where threat warrants.
The security systems each space needs, from video and access control to screening and communications.
Visitors are logged with paper sign-in sheets or a spreadsheet.
Visitors are logged electronically through a visitor management system.
Visitors are logged electronically, with an ID exchange or verification.
The policies, people and procedures that keep security working every day.
At least 1 screening measure, such as criminal record, references or credential checks.
At least 2 screening measures.
3 or more screening measures.