7.4 Physical Security Monitoring

Premises should be continuously monitored for unauthorised physical access.

Make sure that all entrances and exits to the premises are secured with locks and consider installing security cameras or other surveillance equipment to monitor the area. You can also use security guards, alarms, or other types of security systems to help protect the premises.

To monitor and surveillance physical premises, you can use a combination of security cameras, alarms, and other surveillance equipment.Security cameras can be placed throughout the premises to provide real-time visual monitoring of the area. These cameras can be connected to a network and monitored remotely, allowing you to keep an eye on the premises even when you are not on-site.Alarms can also be used to monitor the premises and alert you to any potential security breaches. These alarms can be triggered by motion sensors, door or window sensors, or other types of sensors and can alert you to potential threats so that you can take appropriate action.In addition to security cameras and alarms, you can also use other types of surveillance equipment, such as access control systems, to monitor and control access to the premises. This can help to prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the premises and potentially compromise security.Overall, monitoring and surveillance of physical premises involve using a combination of different security technologies and systems to provide real-time monitoring and protection against potential threats.