A high level of safety is provided for all persons within the University and those working in off-campus locations. Travel security guide and security practice is provided to personnel travelling overseas Procedure established for the care and safeguarding of assets taken off site 5 The safety of persons handling cash is secured. Areas are secured against unauthorised access. A clustered, restricted profile locking system is implemented throughout the University using the minimum number of levels possible Distribution of locks and of keys, cards or other tokens are controlled and their use reviewed Establish criteria for determining what is a restricted area and the level of risk and degree of restriction ascribed to it Physical security standards are laid down for restricted areas that provide an effective barrier that will prevent or delay access and will show evidence of unauthorised access 7. These standards and their implementation are readily available, easily communicated and are reviewed annually or more frequently on an as needs basis 8.
Strategies exist for responding to major emergencies or disasters.
Legislative requirements are complied with. Conduct periodic reviews on the relevance and effectiveness of our security policy, plans, programs and operations 10. Performance measures are devised to assist the monitoring of success with the objectives. Review and prioritise security incidents from a risk management perspective Monitor the response times to security incidents and progress towards reducing response times to agreed benchmarks. The USP will consist of the Security Policy, desired outcomes, strategic audit and threat assessment, key issues and considerations, objectives, strategies, and the recommended security operating program.