In my assessments of security measures and protocols, I primarily rely on two tools. The first is a light meter, which measures the level of light in areas such as parking lots or facility entrances. This helps determine compliance with guidelines for foot-candle measurements. The second tool is a small screwdriver, which I use to test the latch on exterior doors. If the latch can be easily manipulated, I recommend the installation of a guard plate to prevent unauthorized access.
Additionally, I possess a high-quality camera that allows me to capture images at night and during the day. These pictures are invaluable, especially in cases where visual evidence of the facility at the time of the incident is required. For instance, if a car accident occurs in a shopping market parking lot, I can provide accurate photographs for trial purposes, even if the case goes to court several years later.